Cambodia & Indonesia
The upper terrace of this contains 72 stupas
Borobudur
110,000 stone Buddhas!
Longmen Caves
Sanskrit for "heap"
Stupa
Shahada, Salat, Zakat, Saum, and Hajj:
The Five Pillars of Islam
This stretched from the Mediterranean to the Korean Peninsula
Silk Road
A diagram of the cosmos, used for meditation
Mandala
Taoist hermit, mountain man, rustic, wine lover, and painter:
Fan Kuan
He is circled by a cosmic ring of fire
Shiva as Lord of the Dance (Nataraja)
His first convert was his wife
Muhammad
This priest-like figure intercedes to alleviate problems in the Silla community
Shaman
The official language of Cambodia
Khmer
Owner of the most important private collection of Chines ceramics in the world (full name please)
Sir Percival David
A Muslim rule on a Hindu population on the Indian subcontinent from 1526 to 1858
Mughal Empire
This belief system does not adhere to a single text for spiritual guidance
Hinduism
This painting depicts a 'meritorious subject'
Sin Sukju
Builder of the Temple of Ankor Wat
King Suryvarman II
He believed mercury had a life-giving power. Too bad for him.
Qin Shihuang
Here you will find a statue of a woman removing a thorn from her foot
Lakshmana Temple
The Buddhist earthly realm of desire
Kamadhatu
This school of thought characterized in the Portrait of Sin Sukju emphasizes respect for one's elders and ancestors
Confucianism
Literally "Lord of the Mountain"
Sailendra
Puyi was expelled from it in 1925 when the precinct was transformed into a museum
The Forbidden City
The spire at the top of the Great Stupa at Sanchi is called a:
Yasti
The Buddhist noble "Eight-Fold-Path"
Dharma
These tiny gold and jade ornaments are attached to the Silla crown
Gogok