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The seventh group is similarly enclosed with a single gateway. In front of the main shrine, facing west, there is the usual hall (*mukha-maṇḍapa*). There is no subsidiary temple within the enclosure, but there appears to have been a residential chamber. Outside the enclosure, to the north-east, there is a temple with four entrances on the four sides.