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Athens Journal of Architecture The Banner Level Temple January 2022 There are 18 Banner Level Temple. In these temples, it can be confirmed that four temples are the Integrated/Symmetric Type Temple, two temples are Integrated/ Asymmetric Type Temples, and two temples are Separated Type Temples. The Integrated/Symmetric Type Among the four temples of this type, three are in the middle region, and one and the eastern regions (Figure 17). Except for the Xiara Temple, in the other six temples, all the buildings are arranged symmetrically along the axis, and walls surround the site. The Tianwang Hall is placed in front of the temple, and the Wing house and Wing Hall, Lama house are arranged symmetrically on both sides. Even the building enshrined Tathagata and Bodhisattva, the Bell Tower, and the Drum Tower are omitted in these Banner temples, but it is still considered the Han Buddhist temple style. At the Xiara Temple, the buildings are not neatly arranged along the axis, and the Tianwang Hall, the Bell Tower, and the Drum Tower are omitted, and Hutuhetu Hall and two Buddhism Halls in the temple. So, it is considered the Compromise temple style. No matter what style, these Banner level temples omit some high-grade buildings compared with league level temples of the same type. Moreover, most of these temples are in the middle region. Therefore, as same as many temples in the middle region of high-level temples, the Assembly Hall and Buddha Hall are integrated as Mahavira Hall. However, because the temple level is Banner level, many buildings have been omitted. House M Hal Dh Hall L House W Room W Room Whall Wha M Hall Ti Holl W Room W Roam M Gale M Gale M Hall M Hall MGa MGate Hi Ha La Hal ExB Hal W Room Balaqirude Temple (Eastern Region) Changshou Temple (Middle Region) Faxi Temple (Middle Region) Xiara Temple (Middle Region) Figure 17. Model Figure of Banner Level/Integrated/Symmetric Type Temples Source: Inner Mongolian Tibetan Buddhist Architecture (I), (II), (III). The Integrated/Asymmetric Type In this form, the buildings of the Agui Temple and the Badanjiren Temple are freely arranged along the terrain, and the walls surrounding the site, the Monastery Gate, the Tianwang Hall, the Bell Tower, and the Drum Tower are omitted. They are considered as the Tibetan temple style (Figure 18). 85
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