Mediaeval Temples of the Dakhan c9.s3.12

c9.s3.12

About fifty yards south of the last group is another smal Jaina temple No. 7, which is very plainly built. The shrine doorway, which is very simple in design, has a Jina upon the block but no work above the cornice. The pillars have plain square shafts with simply moulded bases and caps, and a few only remain. Beside this one, on the north, has been another Jaina shrine or *maṭha*, like Nos. 5 and 6, but nothing now stands except the doorway and a part of the adjacent wall. The whole appears to have had an enclosing wall of some extent around it.