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    If you have a minute, look for the stone plaque on the south wall of the main shrine. It dates the temple to the 9th century CE and names the king who commissioned it, King Pratap Sena. The inscription also explains why the deity is considered Swayambhu it was found already formed when the king arrived. If you need more depth, the local heritage office at the entrance can give you a short booklet.

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