Mediaeval Temples of the Dakhan c12.s2.2

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Upon the far side of the adjacent tank is another double-shrined old temple of the "Hemadpanti" class. In the village is the temple of Hara- Hareśvara which is a conglomeration of buildings, the nucleus of which is a triple-shrined old temple of poor construction. At the side of the steps, leading down to a square tank in front of it, is an inscription, which records the setting up of a kalaśa or finial, or, in other words the consecration and dedication of a temple by Brahmādevarāna, a subordinate chief under the king Praudhapratapachavartin Śri Rāmchandradeva in śaka 1227 (A. D. 1305). Another, partly abraided inscription, on a rough block of stone near the entrance to the temple, records a gift of lands by the chief Johādeva in Samvat 1922, during the same king's reign.