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| Plate no. | Figure | Description |
| | | GATEHOUSES |
| CII | First type | Dvāra-śobhā (beauty of the gate) of a single storey, of Antar-maṇḍala (innermost court), both for temples and residential buildings. |
| | Fig. 1 | Plan. |
| | Fig. 2 | Elevation. |
| | Fig. 3 | Cross-section. |
| CIII | Second type | Dvāra-śālā (gatehouse) of two storeys, of Anta-nihāra (second court), both for temples and residential buildings. |
| | Fig. 1 | Plan. |
| | Fig. 2 | Elevation. |
| | Fig. 3 | Cross-section. |
| CIV | Third type | Dvāra-prāsāda (gate-palace) of three storeys, of Madhyama-hārā (third court), both for temples and residential buildings. |
| | Fig. 1 | Plan (of first floor). |
| | Fig. 2 | Elevation. |
| | Fig. 3 | Cross-section. |