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# Town Planning in Ancient India c11.60

Town Planning in Ancient India c11.60

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### [c11.60](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.art.dutt-1925.c11.60)

"This same process of the Temple guiding and including its city developments, is even now going on, clearly and simply, at the adjacent smaller Śiva Temple town, a mile or so eastward. Outside the triple temple walls, runs the Car-street, with houses of its caste-community. A great wall, with four Gopuras, encloses the whole; and a secondary street surrounds this fourth wall, and is thus obviously included within the temple system, and so far sharing its sanctity. Here then is plainly a second Srirangam, and still in progress.

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