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(6) “ It (Malleśvara temple at Hulikat) faces north and consists of a garbha-griha, an open sukha-nāsi, a nava-raṅga, and a porch. The garbha-griha, sukha-nāsi and porch are all of the same dimensions being about 4½ feet square, while the nava-raṅga measures 16 feet by 14 feet.” (Mysore Arch. Report, 1915-16, p. 4, para. 10; see also p. 5, para. 12, plate III, fig. 2).