Europa Universalis V: Sacred Sites
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Add notable holy landmarks to your Europa Universalis V map with this cosmetic pack, including models of eight sacred buildings. Explore historical player activity and pricing for Europa Universalis V: Sacred Sites. A current player-count observation is unavailable.
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Add notable holy landmarks to your Europa Universalis V map with this cosmetic pack, including models of eight sacred buildings.
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Europa Universalis V Sacred Sites
This cosmetic pack adds eight historical holy locations to the Europa Universalis V map. This pack is included immediately upon purchase of the Europa Universalis V: Premium Upgrade.
The sacred sites include:
Ranganathaswamy Temple: This holy Hindu site was built by the Chola rulers of Southern India on ground that had been sacred for thousands of years.
St. Peter's Basilica: The holiest temple in Catholicism, this church is the seat of the Pope in Rome.
The Kaaba: This Islamic location is the religious center of Mecca, and the destination of Muslims performing the sacred duty of pilgrimage.
Mahabodhi Temple: Built in Bihar by the emperor Ashoka in the 3rd century BCE, this Buddhist temple is a symbol of the ruler’s turn away from war and conquest.
Temple of Confucius: Based on the former home of Confucius, this temple complex in Qufu is the largest in China, with over 400 rooms on 16,000 square meters.
Church of the Holy Sepulchre: One of the holiest sites in Christianity, this church is dedicated as the place of Jesus Christ’s burial and resurrection in Jerusalem.
The great pyramid of Cholula: Built over the course of 12 centuries, this Toltec complex dedicated to Quetzalcoatl is the largest pyramid complex in the world.
Enryaku-ji Temple: Dating to the early Heian era, this Kyoto temple is dedicated to the worship of Tendai, a Japanese form of Mahayana Buddhism.