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Asked: May 11, 20222022-05-11T04:55:23+05:30 2022-05-11T04:55:23+05:30In: Ancient History

Some Buddhist rock-cut caves are called ‘Chaityas’, while the others are called ‘Viharas’. What is the difference between the two?

0%(a) Vihara is a place of worship, while Chaitya is the dwelling place of monks ( 0 voters )

0%(b) Chaitya is the stupa at the far end of the cave, while Vihara is the hall axial to it ( 0 voters )

100%(c) Chaitya is a place of worship, while Vihara is the dwelling place of the monks ( 1 voter )

0%(d) There is no material difference between the two ( 0 voters )

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