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Mediaeval Temples of the Dakhan c13.s5.11

Mediaeval Temples of the Dakhan c13.s5.11

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c13.s5.11

About two hundred yards further on from the last is No. 11, a temple about as large as No. 7. It faces the north, and consists of a shrine with three porches, two of which are in ruins. Against the back wall of the shrine is a seat or throne for an image which is absent. It is possible that this was a *devī's* temple and it may have been the one that preceded the later one now in use, No. 9. The outer walls of the shrine are plain, in late “Hemādpanti” style, being in block-in-course with simple broad projecting bands.