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Site Name: Borivli West, Mandapeshvara (Mandapeshwar)

Date: ca 500-599 CE

Subject: Facade, left end wall, converted image, originally Lakulisha

Site Name: Borivli West, Mandapeshvara (Mandapeshwar)

Date: ca 500-599 CE

Subject: Vestibule, towards right rear; Walter Spink in porch with Selina Chang

Site Name: Borivli West, Mandapeshvara (Mandapeshwar)

Date: ca 500-599 CE

Subject: Towards Shrine

Site Name: Borivli West, Mandapeshvara (Mandapeshwar)

Date: ca 500-599 CE

Subject: Dancing Siva

Site Name: Borivli West, Mandapeshvara (Mandapeshwar)

Date: ca 500-599 CE

Subject: Upper left portion: Visnu and attendant figures

Site Name: Borivli West, Mandapeshvara (Mandapeshwar)

Date: ca 500-599 CE

Subject: Lower left portion: drummer and attendant figures

Site Name: Borivli West, Mandapeshvara (Mandapeshwar)

Date: ca 500-599 CE

Subject: Right portion

Site Name: Borivli West, Mandapeshvara (Mandapeshwar)

Date: ca 500-599 CE

Subject: Lakulisa Panel, with defaced center

Site Name: Basantapur Hatti Chowk

Date: 1200-1769 CE

Subject: View

Site Name: Changu Village

Date: ca 325 CE

Subject: Northeast corner; Believed to have been built by King Haridatta Varma (r. ca. 325). Several reconstructions in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries.

Site Name: Changu Village

Date: ca 325 CE

Subject: Roof refinished ca. 1700-1722; Believed to have been built by King Haridatta Varma (r. ca. 325). Several reconstructions in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries. Roof refinished ca. 1700-1722 by Bhaskar Malla.

Site Name: Changu Village

Date: 400-750 CE

Subject: Enclosure, east side, right side: conch symbol; Believed to have been built by King Haridatta Varma (r. ca. 325). Several reconstructions in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries.

Site Name: Changu Village

Date: 464 CE

Subject: Enclosure, east side, Garuda Dhwaja Pillar, left side: upper portion of pillar with chakra symbol; Believed to have been built by King Haridatta Varma (r. ca. 325). Several reconstructions in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries.

Site Name: Changu Village

Date: 464 CE

Subject: Enclosure, east side, Garuda Dhwaja Pillar, left side: lower portion of pillar with dated inscription; The inscription on Garuda Dhwaja records the victory of Manadev I; it is the oldest inscription discovered to date in Nepal.