Jetavanaramaya

E572726

Jetavanaramaya is an ancient and massive Buddhist stupa in Sri Lanka, renowned as one of the tallest and largest brick structures of the ancient world.

Try in SPARQL Jump to: Statements Referenced by

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist stupa
archaeological site
religious monument
architecturalStyle Sri Lankan stupa architecture
associatedMonasticComplex Jetavana Monastery NERFINISHED
baseDiameter approximately 112 meters
builtBy King Mahasena of Anuradhapura NERFINISHED
cityRole important religious center of ancient Anuradhapura
conservationStatus partially restored monument
constructedWithMaterial brick
stone
constructionCompletionApproximateDate 4th century CE
constructionStart reign of King Mahasena
constructionStartApproximateDate 3rd century CE
containsRelicsOf Buddha (traditional belief) NERFINISHED
countryCapitalDistanceRelation north of Colombo
culturalSignificance major pilgrimage site for Buddhists
symbol of ancient Sinhalese engineering
currentUse pilgrimage site
tourist attraction
dedicatedTo Buddhist monastic community
era Anuradhapura period NERFINISHED
function reliquary monument
governingBody Department of Archaeology of Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
hasFeature central solid brick core
encircling terraces
monastic buildings around the stupa
square harmika at the top
hasNameInLanguage Jetavanārāma (transliteration) NERFINISHED
ජේතවනාරාමය (Sinhala) NERFINISHED
height approximately 122 meters
heritageStatus UNESCO World Heritage Site component NERFINISHED
knownFor being one of the largest stupas in the ancient world
being one of the tallest ancient brick structures in the world
locatedIn Anuradhapura NERFINISHED
locatedInCountry Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
locatedInProvince North Central Province NERFINISHED
nearbySite Abhayagiri Dagaba NERFINISHED
Ruwanwelisaya NERFINISHED
Sri Maha Bodhi NERFINISHED
originalHeight approximately 122 meters
partOf Sacred City of Anuradhapura NERFINISHED
region Cultural Triangle of Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
religion Buddhism
shape hemispherical dome on a square platform
tourismCategory cultural heritage site
tradition Theravada Buddhism NERFINISHED
UNESCOListingYear 1982 (as part of Sacred City of Anuradhapura)
volumeRank one of the largest brick structures by volume

Referenced by (1)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Sacred City of Anuradhapura contains Jetavanaramaya