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Hindu temples are built in the Panchayatana layout: the main shrine is surrounded by four subsidiary shrines. The origin of the name are the Sanskrit words Pancha (five) et ayatana (containing). Generally, Hindu temples are built along a west-east axis. So the four subsidiary shrines are at the north-east, south-east, south-west, north-west.

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rdfs:comment	Un temple hindouiste est dit Panchayatana (IAST pañcāyatana) quand il comporte quatre sanctuaires secondaires autour du sanctuaire principal. Le nom vient du sanskrit pañca (=cinq) et āyatana (=demeure, sanctuaire). Les temples hindouistes étant généralement bâtis sur un axe ouest-est, les quatre temples secondaires se trouvent sur les points cardinaux secondaires : nord-est, sud-est, sud-ouest, nord-ouest. (fr) Hindu temples are built in the Panchayatana layout: the main shrine is surrounded by four subsidiary shrines. The origin of the name are the Sanskrit words Pancha (five) et ayatana (containing). Generally, Hindu temples are built along a west-east axis. So the four subsidiary shrines are at the north-east, south-east, south-west, north-west. (en) Als Panchayatana oder Pancayatana (Sanskrit: pancha = ‚fünf‘; yatana = ‚Gott‘) wird die nur selten realisierte Idealform eines Hindu-Tempels bestehend aus einem zentralen Haupttempel und vier kleineren Nebenschreinen, die meist in den Ecken der Plattform (jagati) stehen, bezeichnet. Während der Eingang des Haupttempels meist nach Osten, manchmal auch nach Westen ausgerichtet ist, sind die beiden Tempel an der Eingangsseite oft nach Norden oder Süden orientiert. (de)
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has abstract	Als Panchayatana oder Pancayatana (Sanskrit: pancha = ‚fünf‘; yatana = ‚Gott‘) wird die nur selten realisierte Idealform eines Hindu-Tempels bestehend aus einem zentralen Haupttempel und vier kleineren Nebenschreinen, die meist in den Ecken der Plattform (jagati) stehen, bezeichnet. Während der Eingang des Haupttempels meist nach Osten, manchmal auch nach Westen ausgerichtet ist, sind die beiden Tempel an der Eingangsseite oft nach Norden oder Süden orientiert. Das fünfteilige Panchayatana-Schema mit seinen nach oben und in alle vier Himmelsrichtungen weisenden Sakralbauten hat letztlich kosmische oder universale Dimensionen und Implikationen. (de) Un temple hindouiste est dit Panchayatana (IAST pañcāyatana) quand il comporte quatre sanctuaires secondaires autour du sanctuaire principal. Le nom vient du sanskrit pañca (=cinq) et āyatana (=demeure, sanctuaire). Les temples hindouistes étant généralement bâtis sur un axe ouest-est, les quatre temples secondaires se trouvent sur les points cardinaux secondaires : nord-est, sud-est, sud-ouest, nord-ouest. (fr) Hindu temples are built in the Panchayatana layout: the main shrine is surrounded by four subsidiary shrines. The origin of the name are the Sanskrit words Pancha (five) et ayatana (containing). Generally, Hindu temples are built along a west-east axis. So the four subsidiary shrines are at the north-east, south-east, south-west, north-west. (en)
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