Mediaeval Temples of the Dakhan c11.s3.2

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The temple of Rāmliṅga, outside the village, is a neat little combination of kuṇḍa, or tank, and shrine, the latter standing upon the west margin of the tank, and forming, with it, part of one general design. There is a row of the usual grossly indecent figures on the front wall of the temple. The tank is square, with flights of steps leading down to the water's edge from an inside platform which runs around some distance below ground level, the stair to which descends from the side opposite the temple.