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The monument of The One Hundred and Eight Stupas in Ningxia, China, was begun during the time of the Western Xia Kingdom (1038-1227 CE) with construction continuing afterwards, and additions made at different times by succeeding states. The structure is 104 feet (31 m) tall and 177 feet (54 m) at the base, rising 12 levels from base to top and featuring 108 stupas.
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Opie, H. (2020, September 03). 108 Stupas. Ancient History Encyclopedia. Retrieved from https://www.ancient.eu/image/12654/
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