Currently, tensions and conflicts are increasing in different countries throughout the world. Against this backdrop, two countries in Southeast Asia – Thailand and Cambodia have come face to face. The tension that has been underway for many years has changed into the actual military struggle, and the battle between the two countries is underway. In such a situation, the question arises, what is the reason why these two people have reached the level of war? Many will be surprised to hear this reason – because this battle is taking place for an ancient temple. Yes, a war between Thailand and Cambodia, located about 5,000 kilometers from India, has begun on the ownership of the temple. So let’s know the detailed information of the temple.

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Which temple is dedicated to this temple?

This historic temple is known as ‘Pre -Vihir’ and it is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple is erected on the end of a plateau in Cambodia and UNESCO has declared it as a global heritage site. Built in the 11th century, this temple is considered to be a fantastic example of the Khmer architecture. However, there are some evidence that the temple originated in the 9th century. The temple, which is about 800 meters, is far from the city, which is still in good condition.

Why is the architect of the temple?

The architecture of the Preh Viir temple is different and characteristic of the other Angkor temples. This temple, which is excellent pattern of Khmer architecture, is adorned with anexeds, which are connected to each other by the foot, the gin, the pulses and the courtyard. The magnificence of this temple is even more open due to the subtle and artistic carvings carved on the Balua stone.

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Which deity worshiped today?

History researchers say that in the beginning, only Lord Shiva was worshiped in this temple. However, over time, the area also gained Buddhist importance. In the 12th century, the Buddhist work began during the Buddhist religious king of Jayavarman Saptam. Even today, a small Buddhist monastery exists in the vicinity of this temple, which testifies to that change.