Diagram of a Hinu Temple - Are there 5 main areas - if so what are they?
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As far as I know each temple is unique and there is no special set up required. The idols and such depend on the Goddess or God to whom the temple is dedicated. There is usually a prayer area and an area where devotees and poor people can get food [prasad] that has been blessed by God. Many south Indian temples also have side temples to the snake God within the premises.\n\nI THINK you were talking about a Hindu temple?
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Here is a website listing all the major tribes and some websites for each:\n\nhttp://www.indiancircle.com/links.shtml
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THEME 1: LOCATION\n\nTHEME 2: PLACE\n\nTHEME 3: HUMAN/ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION\n\nTHEME 4: MOVEMENT\n\nTHEME 5: REGIONS
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The Great Pyramid of Giza \nThe Hanging Gardens of Babylon \nThe Statue of Zeus at Olympia \nThe Temple of Artemis at Ephesus \nThe Mausoleum at Halicarnassus \nThe Colossus of Rhodes \nThe Lighthouse of Alexandria
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• 500 Semi-subterranean chambers known as kivas are built in the Southwest, some used for ceremonial purposes.\n\n• 500 The bow and arrow are in use on the Great Plains.\n\n• 600 The population grows in the Southwest and cotton cultivation spreads northward from Mexico; regional differentiation develops and is reflected in the pottery styles.\n\n• 750 Corn is increasingly present among native crops in the river valleys of the Midwest and Southeast.\n\n• 800 In the central Mississippi region known as the American bottom, mound centers—some with structures placed around community plazas—become politically dominant.\n\n• 800 Pithouses give way to surface structures in the Southwest.\n\n• 850 Intensive maize agriculture is practiced in the Southwest, and durable shell-tempered pottery is produced. Ballcourts are present at Snaketown in Arizona.\n\n• 850 In the Arctic, settlements grow larger on St. Lawrence Island; a body armor and archery complex develops.\n\n• 900 Construction of large multiroomed buildings, known as great houses, begins in Chaco Canyon in the central San Juan Basin of southwestern New Mexico.\n\n• 950 Effigy-mound groups, representing animals and birds, are erected in the Midwest; Great Serpent Mound rises in Ohio.\n\n• 1000 In the Mimbres Valley of New Mexico, a distictive type of ceramic decoration develops.\n\nSee site below for a complete timeline of events throughout the world.....
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The great pyramid of Giza\nThe hanging Gardens of Babylon\nThe Statue of Zeus at Olympia\nThe Temple of Artemis at Ephesus\nThe Mausoleum at Halicarnassus\nThe Colossus of Rhodes\nThe Lighthouse of Alexandria
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see http://www.upali.ch/anatomy_en.html
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1. Graph\n2. Cenotaph\n3. Heiroglyph\n4. Paragraph\n5. Triumph\n6. Lymph
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1. epicenter\n2. fault\n3.lava\n4.pumice\n5.rope
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http://envfor.nic.in/divisions/ic/wssd/doc1/chap6/da_page_6_5.htm
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i hope this helps a bit. \n\nKailashnath Temple is a delightful 8th century shrine, situated at Ellora, near Aurangabad, in Maharashtra. Built by Krishna I of the Rashtrakutas, it stands as a fine specimen of the Rashtrakuta architecture. It is one of the world's largest monolithic structures formed by a free-standing temple flanked by huge elephants, pillars, podiums, a gateway, two-storied halls and the main shrine within - all carved from one solid piece of rock. \n\nThe temple resembles the Chalukya temples at Pattadakkal but is far more refined in its architecture and design. \n\nThe gateway of the temple is double storied. The temple has four parts - the body of the temple, the entrance gate, the Nandi shrine and a group of five shrines surrounding the courtyard. There are many sculptural designs that depict events from the epic Ramayana and Mahabharata. \n\nThe main body of the temple stands on a high plinth which is beautifully carved with sculptures of elephants and lions. The larger halls of the temples are garnished with images of Brahmanical Gods. The tower of the temple, in three diminishing tiers, is crowned by a cupola. \n\nAround the base of the tower there are shrines dedicated to Lord Ganesh, Rudra, Goddess Parvati, Chandra and Saptamatri. \n\nKailashnath Temple is carved out of 85,000 cubic metres of rock. It is credited to the Rashtrakuta king Dantidurga (725-55) and must have taken years to complete.
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http://www.rom.on.ca/egypt/hiero/hiero.html\n\nGive it a try!  Have fun.
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The Sri Yantra also called Sri Chakra is a beautiful and complex sacred geometry used for worship, devotion and meditation. It has been in use for thousands of years and it's origin is unknown.The central figure is composed of nine interlocking triangles. Every triangle is connected to the others by common points and is the reason why it is so difficult to draw correctly.\nPlease have a look at the animated construction at the site referred as you scroll down in it.
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In the middle:  the Buddha (an avatar of Vishnu in Hinduism), reincarnation, aim of life is to be free from the cycle of rebirth\n\nIn the only Hindu part:  asceticism, the Hindu gods (Shiva, Vishnu, Kali, Durga, etc.), the Hindu saints (Alvars and Nayanmars), the Hindu scriptures and epics (Vedas, Puranas, Upanishads, Ramayana, Mahabharata), the varnas (caste), the Laws of Manu, the 4 stages of man (student, householder, forest-dweller, wandering ascetic), gurus, Hindu temples\n\nIn the only Buddhist part:  the Middle Way, bodhisattvas, Buddhist temples and monuments, and maybe especially expansion to Tibet and China where Vajrayana and Mahayana practices, respectively, were elaborated.
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You will find more information on this with a different (more correct) spelling of Vajracchedika.\nI think it is the Diamond Sutra which is a scripture or records of oral teaching by Buddha.\nThe number probably denotes different sections.\nGood luck with your project.  It sounds interesting.
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Horyu-ji Temple \nJapan
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First.\n"the sequence of cities is relevant for a tour"\nmeans order is important. Thus, a permutation reflects each different tour.\n\nThere are 3 possibilities for the number of cities included for the tour, namely, 3,4, or 5 cities. We consider each case separately.\n\nCase 1. ( 3 cities )\n\nDelhi is included. The remaining 2 cities can be chosen from the remaining 4 cities in 4C2 ways = 6 ways.\n\nAfter the 3 cities are selected, they can be permutated in \n3P3 ways = 3! ways. Each representing a tour.\n\nHence, Total number of tours in case 1 = 6 x 3! ways.\n\n\nCase 2. ( 4 cities )\n\nDelhi is included. The remaining 3 cities can be chosen from the remaining 4 cities in 4C3 ways = 4 ways.\n\nAfter the 4 cities are selected, they can be permutated in \n4P4 ways = 4! ways. Each representing a tour.\n\nHence, Total number of tours in case 2 = 4 x 4! ways.\n\nCase 3. ( 5 cities )\n\nDelhi is included. The remaining 4 cities can be chosen from the remaining 4 cities in 4C4 ways = 1 way.\n\nAfter the 5 cities are selected, they can be permutated in \n5P5 ways = 5! ways. Each representing a tour.\n\nHence, Total number of tours in case 3 = 1 x 5! ways.\n\nThus,\n\nTotal number of \n"major city tour is" \n\n= "no.tour in case 1,2 and 3."\n\n= 6 x 3! + 4 x 4! + 5!\n\n= 5!+4*4!+6*3! ways.\n\nThe answer is (b)\n\nRegards