The term 'Tiered Eastern Temple' is a reference to the traditional architecture of a PAGODA, which is a tiered structure found in East Asian cultures. Pagodas are typically built as religious structures and often contain shrines or temples. They are usually constructed from wood or stone and feature multiple stories with each story having its own roof. The roofs are often curved and decorated with intricate carvings. Pagodas are an iconic part of East Asian culture and have been around for centuries.