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The sacred Cham dances performed in monasteries of Sikkim primarily symbolize various ________ within Vajrayana Buddhism.

1. merchant guild leaders
2. royal patrons
3. protective deities
4. village elders

Correct answer: protective deities

Solution

Cham dances are ritual masked dances performed in monasteries and are associated with Vajrayana Buddhist traditions. They primarily symbolize protective deities and spiritual forces.

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