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The Sāt Mahal Prāsāda² is a seven-storeyed temple. Its base is 28 feet 6 inches square, each storey diminishes in size and height, the uppermost being ruined, the total height is still 53 feet. Statues of stucco, in high relief, ornamented each storey. Fergusson suggests that the style of this tower was borrowed from Cambodia.