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    You might also spot a small plaque on the northern wall that dates the shrine to the 8th century and names King Pratap Sena as the patron. The inscription explains that the lingam was found already formed, which is why it’s called Swayambhu. If you only have a minute, ask the guard at the main gate they usually hand out a one page booklet with that summary.

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