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Saint Sword Monastery was also built during Jayavarman's reign of Hanyebama VII. According to legend, Yarbama II gave his heir a sacred sword, hence his name. Saint Sword Temple was once the palace of the king. In the 12th century, Saint Sword Temple was built by King Kuoye Bama VII to worship his father. It is said that the city of Angkor was under construction at that time. It became the temporary residence of the king, where he worshipped and studied. Saint Sword Temple is a large-scale temple with a rectangular wall 800 meters long and 700 meters wide. Characteristic: Shimen layers of matching, enchanting fairy relief, reproductive worship utensils, ancient Greek style stone architecture Rongye Bamao VII (it is said that the smiling face of Barong Temple is him), the greatest monarch in Cambodian history, is also a well-known filial son, he built two monuments for his parents all his life, Tabu Mun Temple, dedicated to his mother; Saint Sword Temple, dedicated to his father. Saint Sword Temple is a very sad temple. The collapse caused by the swallowing of ancient trees is only the surface we see, behind which is the bloody wind of religious struggle. Decades after the temple was built, Hinduism regained the upper hand in Cambodia and a nationwide act of Buddhist destruction took place. ** Tips: 1. The Saint Sword Temple is in the Great Circle. It's a little far away. It takes about 40 minutes for the Tuktuk to arrive. 2. Saint Sword Temple is one of the important temples in Angkor Scenic Area. There are many tourists. They try their best to avoid tour groups. They can arrange after seven o'clock in the morning or four o'clock in the afternoon. However, there are many pagodas and corridors in the temple, which are very shady, so some tourists also arrange it to visit in the sunny time of noon. It depends on what you do. When we went there at nine o'clock, not too many people, but by ten o'clock, people began to feel overcrowded and it was difficult to take pictures. 3. Some of the key points of the Saint Sword Temple mentioned on the Internet must not be missed: there are huge Garuda foot reliefs on the outermost wall; two courtyards in the northwest and southwest after passing through the first wall are worth taking time to see, which contain the cross-legged Buddha statues and ascetic monk reliefs; the East Second pagoda gate is relatively well preserved, with numerous Apsara reliefs carved on the wall; The ruins of the dancing platform on the east side of the fence; the pavement on the north side of the dancing platform is well preserved, and the railings of Naga, the serpent god, are on both sides of the road. The north side of the road is the unknown two-story stone column building. The intermittent rain we went to that day seriously affected the tour, so we did not look for these interesting points carefully. 4. The North-South Passage is less crowded and suitable for photography. Reminds the girls, I feel that the white clothes match the style of this temple very much, and they are beautiful.

The Saint Sword Temple was built in the 12th century and belongs to Buddhism. Look at the legend of the Sword, the jewelry-inlaid tower, the masculine symbols of stone tools, the layers of stone doors, fairy sculptures. Background" The Temple of Saint Sword was built during Jayavarman's reign of Hanyebama VII. According to legend, Yabamo II gave his heir a Saint Sword, hence his name. According to legend, Saint Sword Temple was once the palace of the king, where he lived when he rebuilt Angkor. It used to be one of the most important temples for Khmer people. The most important festival ceremonies were held here. Thousands of people supported and maintained the temple. At the gate of Saint Sword Monastery, we saw the scene of "stirring the milk sea" for the first time, but the head of Asura and God was badly damaged here. The "Stirring the Milky Sea" is one of the famous Indian myths, which illustrates the entanglement between Asura and the God (Thura). It also shows the greedy side of God. Asura, together with the God of heaven (Thura), asks for "The Dew of Life", Thura embraces the dragon's tail, and Asura embraces the dragon's head, stirring the Milky sea. This dragon is the NAGA in Indian mythology. The main feature of Saint Sword Temple is the two-storey stone building in the Northeast corner, which is totally different from the other buildings'stacking style. Like the ancient Greek temple, this is the ancient Tibetan Sutra Pavilion. The wooden structure has disappeared for a long time, leaving only the stone pillars at that time. 2. There are exquisite and beautiful relief walls in the temple. It is worth seeing. A stone door is decorated with statues of gods. On the walls are decorated with countless celestial dancing goddess Apsara, with graceful posture. 3. Angkor's trees grow a little presumptuous and ride on buildings in various ways.

Preah Khan's father temple, Brikan Temple, is an important temple built in the 12th century in memory of his father by Jayavarman VII. It is said that the city of Angkor was under construction at that time. It became the temporary residence of the king, where he worshipped and studied. According to legend, Jeba-mo II gave his heir a holy sword, hence his name. There is also a saying that in memory of the soldiers who contributed to the country's war, they worshipped the sword they fought with here. The image of the sacred sword has long been stolen and destroyed. On both sides of these doors were carved a general with a sword, and on the other side were carved his beautiful wife. According to Amu, the driver who drove us, their family's money is managed by their wife, and they will live with their daughter in the future. This kind of inheritance is really good. This two-storey building of the Saint Sword Temple must be visited. Legend has it that this house is the Tibetan Sutra Cabinet, and because the king once worked here, it was supposed to be used to store important national documents. The emphasis is on its circular pillars, which are absolutely European architectural style. It can be seen that the founders of Angkor civilization absorbed other countries'civilizations and used them in architecture. Best point for Portrait Photography - "How about taking a picture with this two-storey building?

Saint Sword Temple was built in the 12th century. It is said that Angkor City was under construction at that time. It became the temporary residence of the king, where he worshipped and studied. There are very long passages outside the four doors of Saint Sword Temple. The straight passage to the east gate is clean and clear, with no obstruction in sight. It seems that there is a feeling of time and space traversing. The Central Hall must pass through 19 stone gates. The narrower the stone gates are, the lower the height. People entering the hall must bow their heads before they can enter smoothly. The main buildings of the central hall have already collapsed, but there is still a stone sword standing in the center. Saint Sword Temple is named for this.

The overall layout is like a small King Town of Angkor. There are several layers of temples in the moat. The scale of the temples in Angkor is not small. It is said that the temple was built in memory of his father by the Seventh King of Vanyebama. Or several corridors, low doorframes, more broken walls, and beautiful carvings everywhere. In the morning, there were not many people who could enjoy it quietly and slowly. Later, when the crowds were dense, they came to listen to the guide's explanation. They knew that the holes in the wall were the place where jewellery was mosaic, where bone ash was built, and masculine symbols and stone implements.

Cambodia, Siem Reap, the first stop of the three-day tour of the Great Circle, described as a temple built for the father king. The moat at at the gate is a relatively clear one surrounded by ancient trees. The temple is flat and does not need to climb up and down, but also needs to pay attention to the height of the foot. The temple has four paths, from southeast to northwest to the center, the central temple erects a candle-shaped sculpture, and the walls of the temple are transparent. The incoming light forms candlelight. The security guard will help you take candlelight pictures of the hand holder. Of course, there will be tips.

Preah Khan means "Holy Sword" in Cambodian. Saint Sword Temple was established by Jayavarman VII in order to worship his father and demonstrate his great achievements in conquering Champa. However, western scholars believe that it should also have the educational function of a school or monastery, and also be a place to cure the Royal family. Saint Sword Temple is almost the same size as the Royal palace. It covers a much larger area than Taplan Temple, where mothers are sacrificed. The sculpture on the walls of the Beam and Column Palace is very exquisite. It is another important achievement of Gayawaman VII in Angkor Dynasty.

This is a Buddhist temple in its heyday. It has a unique two-story building, but I really can't find it. Compared with the popular Tablon Temple, I prefer the Saint Sword Temple, where you can also see beautiful fairy carvings and intertwined giant trees, but there are fewer visitors, you can slowly appreciate, carefully look, so as to live up to the temple's inherent peace and harmony. There are also very many traces of the chiseled Buddha statues. The layout of the building here is obviously more complex, with many corridors, and it shuttles around. The central hall is very high, and people on both sides can pass through.

There is a Tibetan Sutra Pavilion, the only two-storey building in Angkor Wat. Its circular pillars have some Mediterranean style. It is said that it was used to store the holy sword here. At the gate of the temple, you can see several statues of Siuro and Asura with long snakes in their hands "stirring the milk sea", but many statues have disappeared. The heads of many Buddhist statues in the temple have disappeared. They should have been stolen. Many fairy statues on the walls have broken their heads and limbs, and the reliefs are incomplete. It's a pity to see them all the way. What kind of prosperity, what kind of prosperity has fallen to the end now?

The larger temple in Angkor's monuments was built by the king in memory of his father and king. The whole building should be cross-shaped, with doors in the east, west, north and south, and gods worshipped in the middle. It's fun to explore, like a labyrinth, where the corridor is tortuous and deep. On the way, I also met "enthusiastic" staff to explain for you, show you "candlelight" and "a day", ask you to take photos, and then tips, I gave 2000 Rier, he was slightly disappointed. But the whole temple is still very playable.