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Dharmarajika Stupa

The Dharmarajika Stupa (Punjabi, Urdu: دھرم راجک اسٹوپا), also referred to as the Great Stupa of Taxila, is a Buddhist stupa near Taxila, Pakistan. It was built over the relics of the Buddha by Ashoka, the Emperor of Magadha, in the 3rd century BCE. The stupa, along with the large monastic complex that later developed around it, forms part of the Ruins…

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Location
Taxila Cantonment, Punjab
Archaeologists
Sir John Marshall
Built
3rd century BCE
Criteria
iii, iv
Designated
1980
Official name
Taxila

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related to Bone fragments of the Buddha · 16
Dharmarajika Stupa → Anuradhapura, Buddha, CE, Colombo, Dharmarajika, Gandhara, In, Kandy, Kharosthi, Much, Noacha, Polonnaruwa, Sir John Marshall, Sri Lanka, The, Urusaka
related to history · 13
Dharmarajika Stupa → BCE, BCE The, Buddha, Buddhist, CE, Dharmarajika, Indo-Greek, It, King Ashoka, Kushan, Mauryan, Small, The
related to Access · 8
Dharmarajika Stupa → PMO Colony Road, Ruins, Sirkap, Taxila, Taxila Cantonment, Taxila Museum, The, The Dharmarajika Stupa
related to Gallery · 8
Dharmarajika Stupa → Coins, Dharmarajika StupaThe Dharmarajika Stupa, Indo-Corinthian, Indo-Greek, Sculptures, Sirkap, Stucco, Zoilos II
related to Reliquary vessels · 7
Dharmarajika Stupa → Afghanistan, BCE, Indo-Greek, Other, Several, Taxila, Zoilos II
related to Core stupa · 3
Dharmarajika Stupa → Surrounding, Taxila, The
Archaeologists · 1
Dharmarajika Stupa → Sir John Marshall
Built · 1
Dharmarajika Stupa → 3rd century BCE
Criteria · 1
Dharmarajika Stupa → iii, iv
Designated · 1
Dharmarajika Stupa → 1980

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stupa dharmarajika taxila relics built site stupas buddha also stupa's likely large around bce monastery marshall century part sirkap main

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Dharmarajika StupaArchaeologistsSir John Marshall1.00infobox
Dharmarajika StupaBuilt3rd century BCE1.00infobox
Dharmarajika StupaCriteriaiii, iv1.00infobox
Dharmarajika StupaDesignated19801.00infobox
Dharmarajika StupaLocationTaxila Cantonment, Punjab1.00infobox
Dharmarajika StupaOfficial nameTaxila1.00infobox
Dharmarajika StupaPart ofTaxila Ruins1.00infobox
Dharmarajika StupaReference no.1391.00infobox
Dharmarajika StupaTypeMonastery1.00infobox
lapis lazuli from Afghanistaninstance ofwhile others contained items from distant locations0.80text
pearlsinstance ofwhile others contained items from distant locations0.80text
and shellsinstance ofwhile others contained items from distant locations0.80text

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