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Site Name: Awantipur

Date: 855-883 CE

Subject: Architectural fragment: female figures left of arch; Built by King Avantivarman. Dedicated to Surya.

Site Name: Buniar

Date:

Subject: View from left front; Originally dedicated to Visnu (Vishnu); now used for Siva (Shiva) worship. Complex includes colonnade with 53 cells surrounding the temple.

Site Name: Martand

Date: ca 700-799 CE

Subject: Built by King Lalitaditya; dedicated to sun god (Bhaskar)

Site Name: Narastan

Date:

Subject: View of the temple

Site Name: Pandrethan

Date: ca 900-999 CE

Subject: Rear; Also known as Meru Vardhana Swami. Dedicated to Siva (Shiva); built by Meru, Minister to King Partha (r. 921-931).

Site Name: Shadipur (Parihasapura)

Date:

Subject: Ruins in distance; Built by King Lalitaditya.

Site Name: Pattan

Date:

Subject: In distance; Walter Spink in photo. Built by King S'ankaravarman (883-902) and named for Queen Suganda; dedicated to Siva (Shiva).

Site Name: Payar

Date: 950 CE

Subject: View from south

Site Name: Tapar

Date:

Subject: Compound

Site Name: Sonemarg

Date:

Subject: View from Sonemarg

Site Name: Mulbeck

Date:

Subject: Buddha Maitreya

Site Name: Lamayuru

Date:

Subject: View, in distance

Site Name: Khalsi

Date:

Subject: Main wall (prayer stone)

Site Name: Ladakh

Date: ca 1500-1599 CE

Subject: View of the courtyard, belongs to the Degungpa Orde

Site Name: Alchi

Date: ca 900-1225 CE

Subject: View of Alchi in distance; Traditionally the foundation of Alchi Monastery is attributed to the great translator Rinchen Zangpo (Rin-chen-bzang-po; 958-1055). However, the oldest monuments preserved are to be dated to the period from the middle of the 12th century to c. 1225.

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Date: not contemporaneous to date of temple

Subject: Vishnu temple

Site Name: Doddagaddavalli

Date: 1113 CE

Subject: View from northwest; The work of architect Malloja; built during the reign of King Vishnuvardhana by merchant chief Kulhana Rahuta and his wife Sahaja Devi.