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Which of the following most appropriately describes “Toranas”:
Calligraphy inscribed on interior walls of royal durbars.
Style of dome-based architecture introduced by Turks.
Collection of Chinars and Pietra duras seen in decorative works in Islami architecture.
Gateway to Buddhist Stupas.
Usually made of stone, Toranas mark the entrance to a Buddhist shrine or stupa or to a Hindu temple. Toranas typically consist of two pillars carrying two or three transverse beams that extend beyond the pillars on either side. Strongly similar to wooden construction, toranas are often covered from top to bottom with exquisite sculpture. The four toranas of the Great Stupa at Sanchi are relevant examples.
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