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Besides these there are several other monuments, including *vihāras*, monasteries, halls for various purposes, rock-cut temples (like the one known as Isurmuniya), the sacred Bo-tree, stated to be a branch of the famous tree at Bodh-Gaya imported by Mahindra and Sanghamitta, the son and daughter of king Aśoka.