Tx b5e62c8113e4a5eff3373e51ed3ed6a37ea60e16@26704396
Included in block
26,704,396
at 2018-10-11 04:25:33 (UTC)
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| ref_block_num | 31,226 |
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| ref_block_prefix | 3,603,234,529 |
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| expiration | 2018-10-11 04:35:27 |
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| operations | | 0. | | 0. | comment |
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| 1. | | parent_author | waybeyondpadthai |
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| parent_permlink | u1vwqlgh |
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| author | teamsteem |
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| permlink | re-waybeyondpadthai-u1vwqlgh-20181011t042529286z |
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| title | "" |
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| body | "You and your cousin are so funny! I definitely look forward to visit Angkor Wat in Cambodia. The temple of temples as it's sometimes called.
I've watched a whole documentary on that place. Now I'm on a quest to buy a land to build Angkor Wat II.
> The construction of Angkor Wat also suggests that there was a celestial significance with certain features of the temple. This is observed in the temple's east-west orientation, and lines of sight from terraces within the temple that show specific towers to be at the precise location of the sunrise on a solstice.[30] The temple is a representation of Mount Meru, the home of the gods: the central quincunx of towers symbolises the five peaks of the mountain, and the walls and moat symbolise the surrounding mountain ranges and ocean.[31] Access to the upper areas of the temple was progressively more exclusive, with the laity being admitted only to the lowest level.
I'm fascinated by ancient knowledge and their legacy." |
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| json_metadata | {"tags":["temple"],"app":"steemit/0.1"} |
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| extensions | [] |
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| signatures | | 0. | 1f1c10f968df8224d42731f900224083d272fa93a97b1a447332dfd945ac30154b7c62d3931c0888876fc9e5ebe159a17cb0ff2b9c8d23b904b708752aaa937cf5 |
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| transaction_id | b5e62c8113e4a5eff3373e51ed3ed6a37ea60e16 |
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| block_num | 26,704,396 |
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| transaction_num | 3 |
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