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The Medieval Period was famous for clothes, ornaments, food items and hospitality.
           People used to show great hospitality to their guest. Guest was considered as a
           god (Atithi Devo Bhawa). This practiced is still prevalent in Nepalese society.


                Key Words


            architecture :      design of building
            hospitality    :    friendly and generous reception and entertainment of guest

            tolerance      :    able to accept



                             Prepare a collage by collecting materials of the Malla period and
             Activity        present it to your teacher.






                                                 Exercise


           I.    Fill in the blanks with suitable words:
                 1.    Nepali art and culture was highly flourished during________.

                 2.    _________ period was the age of more temples than______.
                 3.    The  temples, palaces,  houses,  etc.  were  decorated with  ___________
                       and crafts.

                 4.    The Hindus used to visit _________ to worship Gautam Buddha as
                       ________ of Lord Vishnu.
                 5.    The Medieval Period was____________ in art and ______.

           II.   Answer the following questions:

                 1.    What type of family system was there in the Medieval Period?
                 2.    "Art and architecture reflect the contemporary lifestyle." Justify the
                       statement.

                 3.    Explain the art and architect of the Medieval Nepal.
                 4.    How did art and architecture flourish in Nepal? Explain.
                 5.    How should we protect our art and culture? Suggest any four ways.

                     Community Work


             Make a list of Jatras that have been observed in your locality. Write its importance
             and present it to your teacher.


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