Vatadage

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Vatadage is an ancient circular relic house in Polonnaruwa, Sri Lanka, renowned for its concentric stone terraces, ornate moonstones, and Buddha statues that exemplify the peak of Sinhalese stone architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist relic house
ancient religious structure
archaeological site
architecturalStyle Sinhalese stone architecture
associatedWith Sinhalese Buddhist civilization
country Sri Lanka
culturalPeriod Polonnaruwa period NERFINISHED
dedicatedTo Buddha NERFINISHED
era medieval Sri Lanka
hasAccess stone stairways
hasConservationStatus ruin
hasConstructionType circular shrine
hasFeature Buddha statues
balustrades
carved friezes
central stupa base
circular brick and stone platform
concentric stone terraces
guard stones
lotus-petal carvings
moonstone at entrance
multiple entrances
ornate moonstones
sandstone carvings
stone pillars
stone railing
stone steps
hasFunction protecting a small stupa or relic chamber
hasLocalName වටදාගෙ (Sinhala) NERFINISHED
hasOrientation cardinal directions
hasStatueType seated Buddha statues
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site component NERFINISHED
isExampleOf Sri Lankan Buddhist architecture
circular relic house (vatadage) type
locatedIn Polonnaruwa NERFINISHED
locatedInCountry Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
locatedInProvince North Central Province NERFINISHED
material brick
stone
notableFor fine stone carvings
symmetrical layout
well-preserved Buddha images
partOf Ancient City of Polonnaruwa NERFINISHED
religion Buddhism
shape circular
touristAttraction yes
usedFor enshrining relics
ritual circumambulation

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Polonnaruwa hasPart Vatadage