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Deutsch: Indien: de:Nationalmuseum Neu-Delhi, Steinstatue der buddhistischen Gottheit Chunda (siehe Prajnaparamita) aus Sarnath (Uttar Pradesh), Stein, Zeit der Gahadavala-Dynastie, 11. Jhdt. n. Chr.
English: India: en:National Museum, New Delhi, stone statue of the buddhist deity Chunda (see Prajnaparamita) from Sarnath (Uttar Pradesh), time of Gahadavala dynasty, 11th century AD
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