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Sculptural reliefs at Angkor Wat depicting the Churning of the Ocean of Milk suggest that the patron of the complex may have intended to intimidate his audience by depicting act…

Sculptural reliefs at Angkor Wat depicting the Churning of the Ocean of Milk suggest that the patron of the complex may have intended to intimidate his audience by depicting act…
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Sculptural reliefs at Angkor Wat depicting the Churning of the Ocean of Milk suggest that the patron of the complex may have intended to intimidate his audience by depicting acts of violence intended to intimidate his audience by depicting acts of violence A aimed to produce a large number of heirs for posterity aimed to produce a large number of heirs for posterity B desired to become godlike by achieving immortality desired to become godlike by achieving immortality C sought to gain enlightenment through meditative practices

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B desired to become godlike by achieving immortality

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