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The sixteenth king, Sūryavarman II, who ruled from 1112 to 1152, completed the great temple of Angkor Vāt, which is said to have been laid by his predecessor. No further temples were built during the reign of the last two sovereigns.³ Thus the actual building period in Cambodia may be placed between A.D. 802 and 1152.