Dharmarajika Stupa

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by Muhammad Bin Naveed
published on 05 March 2015

Dharmarajika Stupa, near Taxila in northern Pakistan, thought to be built by the Maurya Emperor Asoka in the third century BCE over the remains of the Buddha and expanded upon by succeeding rulers.

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Architect with a passion for Archaeology from Pakistan. Doing what I can to spread knowledge through this wonderful platform.

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