sambisari造句

• The example of temple with ratna pinnacle is Sambisari and Ijo temple.
• Compared to other temples nearby such as Prambanan, Sewu, and Sambisari the temple is not well maintained.
• The Sambisari complex was surrounded by a rectangular wall made from white stone measured 50 meters x 48 meters.
• Other Hindu temples dated from Medang Mataram Kingdom era are : Sambisari, Gebang, Barong, Ijo, and Morangan.
• "' Sambisari "'is a 9th-century Hindu temple located about east of Yogyakarta, near Adisucipto International Airport.
• The Sambisari temple complex consisted of a main temple and a row of three smaller " pervara " ( guardian ) temples in front of it.
• Like the temples of Sambisari, Morangan and Kedulan, the temple is thought to have been buried by an ancient volcanic eruption from nearby Mount Merapi about a millennia ago.
• The evidence for this eruption can be seen in several temples that were virtually buried under Merapi's lahar and volcanic debris, such as the Sambisari, Morangan, Kedulan, Kadisoka and Kimpulan temples.
• Apart from the Prambanan Lara Jonggrang complex, Kewu Plain, valley and hills around it is the location of some of the Kalasan temple and Sari temple are to the west, and further is the Sambisari temple.
• The discovery of Sambisari temple probably was the most exciting archaeological findings in Yogyakarta in recent years, leading to speculation about whether there are other ancient temples still underground in the vicinity, buried under Mount Merapi volcanic ash.
• Nevertheless, it is quite possible that the Prambanan Plain with high concentration of temples located just few hundred meters away from each other  Sambisari, Kalasan, Sari, Sewu, Lumbung, Prambanan, Plaosan, Sajiwan, Banyunibo, Ratuboko, Barong and Ijo temples  was might be the location of the capital of Mataram.