Great Footprint-Angkor Wat
Kabonfootprint today would like to get your attention into one of the best footprint in asia, which is Angkor Wat. This is the greatest human architecture on the such as big landmark like this. Among others, the famous Angkor Wat was the one built in Bagan, Myanmar and her partner in Combodia. The magnificent of this temples of Angkor Wat was built during the Khmer civilization that believe to take place during 802 until 1220 AD. Some people say that this angkor wat has more than 100 stone temples. This is one of the best and great structure building ever build during that time.
There a lot of people make assumption that this Angkor Wat as build in such a way because of the location it stands has advantage in term of military position and best for the agriculture industry. It could be true because most of the location where this angkor was build more less has some similarity in term of the strategic location for military and agriculture. However there are others theory about the complex design of the Angkor temples that suggested this angkor wat was build according to the journey to the heaven where others factor taking into consideration like the earth alignment and the start location. What are great footprint and technology from the people there.
In phnom bakheng, it was reported that it was108 towers both showing the elements of Hindu and Buddhist cosmologies. There are some mystery on the numbers of towers which make it 108. This 108 was derived from 72 + 36 = 108. And this 72 was believes as the sequence numbers that link to the earth precision. What make this thing become mystery is that the location of this Angkor was was the 72 degress of longitude from the pyramids of Giza. Is there any relationship or connection between this two are still remain mystery.
The building of this Angkor wat was started on the 12th century where at that time it was the rule of Suryavaram II. Does kabonfootprint has any connection to this great footprint?
(source:http://www.sacredsites.com/asia/cambodia/angkor_wat.html)
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August 20th, 2008 at 1:03 am
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