Rahim Tabet | Oktober 23, 2014 |
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Mendut temple has a rectangular ground-plan. 26.40 m high building entirely. The body of this temple stands on high base 2 m. On the surface there is shelf corridor is quite wide and is equipped with a ledge. The foot wall of the temple is decorated with 31 panels containing various pieces of narrative reliefs, sculptured flowers and tendrils good.
In some places along the outer wall of the ledge there jaladwara or channel to remove water from the breezeway. Jaladwara found in most temples in Central Java and Yogyakarta, as in temple Barabudhur, Banyuniba Temple, Prambanan and Ratu Boko. Jaladwara in every temple has a different shape.
The stairs leading to the hall is located on the west side, right in front of the entrance to the temple room. The entrance to the temple room is equipped with booths viewer that juts out. Viewer the same booth high roof and blend with the roof of the temple. There is no gate or door frame on the front wall of the chamber viewer. Chamber itself shaped hallway with ceiling elongated shaped cavity with a triangular cross section. The walls are decorated with some cheek stairs carved panels depicting various stories. The base is decorated with a pair of cheek ladder dragon head whose mouth was wide open, while in the mouth there is a lion-like beast. Under the head of the dragon are illustrated panels dwarf-like creature Gana.
The roof of the temple consists of three cubes arranged up getting smaller, like the roof of the temples in the Dieng temple complex and Gedongsongo. All around the cubes are decorated with 48 small stupas. The peak of the roof had not left so unknown original form. Pyramid-shaped roof of the temple, with a stone in the middle fastening, all stone roof resting on a rock this fastening.
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Engraving embossing or relief panels on the east wall of the temple depicts Bodhisattva (Mansjuri and Samanthabadra), known by the umbrella he was carrying. On the south wall is depicted Tara out of the lotus in a pond where the water comes from Avalokiteswara tears, which sits on top of padmasana, moved to tears to see the suffering of mankind. On the back wall of the temple depicted Kagarba Avalokiteswara and carrying a sword. Carvings flanking the kings they are the kings of the Sailendra dynasty. While in the north wall of Tara looked carving arise, as the Buddha Shakti.
In some places along the outer wall of the ledge there jaladwara or channel to remove water from the breezeway. Jaladwara found in most temples in Central Java and Yogyakarta, as in temple Barabudhur, Banyuniba Temple, Prambanan and Ratu Boko. Jaladwara in every temple has a different shape.
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| Jaladwara, drainage dragon head statue shaped |
The stairs leading to the hall is located on the west side, right in front of the entrance to the temple room. The entrance to the temple room is equipped with booths viewer that juts out. Viewer the same booth high roof and blend with the roof of the temple. There is no gate or door frame on the front wall of the chamber viewer. Chamber itself shaped hallway with ceiling elongated shaped cavity with a triangular cross section. The walls are decorated with some cheek stairs carved panels depicting various stories. The base is decorated with a pair of cheek ladder dragon head whose mouth was wide open, while in the mouth there is a lion-like beast. Under the head of the dragon are illustrated panels dwarf-like creature Gana.
The roof of the temple consists of three cubes arranged up getting smaller, like the roof of the temples in the Dieng temple complex and Gedongsongo. All around the cubes are decorated with 48 small stupas. The peak of the roof had not left so unknown original form. Pyramid-shaped roof of the temple, with a stone in the middle fastening, all stone roof resting on a rock this fastening.
Engraving embossing or relief panels on the east wall of the temple depicts Bodhisattva (Mansjuri and Samanthabadra), known by the umbrella he was carrying. On the south wall is depicted Tara out of the lotus in a pond where the water comes from Avalokiteswara tears, which sits on top of padmasana, moved to tears to see the suffering of mankind. On the back wall of the temple depicted Kagarba Avalokiteswara and carrying a sword. Carvings flanking the kings they are the kings of the Sailendra dynasty. While in the north wall of Tara looked carving arise, as the Buddha Shakti.
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