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Angkor

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Patrimonio de la Humanidad de la Unesco

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Banteay Srei, construido en 967, dedicado a Siva.


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Banteay Srei






Coordenadas
13°35′56″N 103°57′46″E / 13.59888275, 103.96285057Coordenadas: 13°35′56″N 103°57′46″E / 13.59888275, 103.96285057
País
CamboyaBandera de Camboya Camboya
Tipo
Cultural
Criterios
i, ii, iii, iv
N.° identificación
668
Región
Asia y Oceanía
Año de inscripción
1992 (XVI sesión)
En peligro
1992-2004
[editar datos en Wikidata]

Banteay Srei (o Banteay Srey) es un templo camboyano del siglo X dedicado al dios hindú Shivá. Ubicado en la zona de Angkor en Camboya, declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la Unesco en 1992,[1]​ cerca de la colina de Phnom Dei, a 25 km al noreste del principal grupo de templos que en el pasado pertenecieron a las capitales medievales de Yasodharapura y Angkor Thom.[2]​ Banteay Srei está construido principalmente de arenisca roja, un medio que permite en sí unas decorativas y elaboradas tallas en los muros que aún hoy en día pueden observarse. Los edificios en sí son miniaturas a escala, algo inusual cuando se les mide con el estándar de las construcciones de Angkor. Estos factores han hecho del templo uno extremadamente popular entre los turistas, y ha llevado a que sea ampliamente alabado como una «gema preciosa», o la «joya del arte jemer»."[3]​


Este templo es el único del complejo que fue construido por mujeres a finales del siglo X y dicen de él que es probablemente el más bonito de todos. Para su construcción se eligió una piedra de arenisca rojiza y aunque es un templo mucho más pequeño que los demás, es sin duda una visita obligatoria dentro de Angkor. Sus relieves y esculturas están trabajadas al detalle y entre sus muros se pueden contemplar figuras tridimensionales magnificamente conservadas.


Este templo hindú dedicado a Shiva es considerado la obra maestra dentro del arte clásico jemer y está formado por varios recintos en los que en sus frontales se pueden encontrar relieves narrativos que ilustran episodios de leyendas sagradas.



Véase también


  • Imperio Jemer


Notas



  1. ↑ «Angkor». UNESCO Culture Sector. Consultado el 9 de abril de 2015. 


  2. ↑ Higham, The Civilization of Angkor, p.79.


  3. ↑ Glaize, The Monuments of the Angkor Group p. 183.



Enlaces externos



  • Wikimedia Commons alberga una categoría multimedia sobre Banteay Srei.

  • Autoridad APSARA. Banteay Srei

  • Angkor.com: Banteay Srei Imágenes de partes del templo que ya no son accesibles a los visitantes.

  • Galería de fotos de Banteay Srei

  • Filigrana en piedra


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