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    You might also spot the small stone tablet on the north wall of the main hall it records that the temple was commissioned around 850 CE by King Pratap Sena, who noted the deity as Swayambhu. If time allows, ask the keeper at the entrance for a quick copy of the plaque; it often has a concise chronology that fits your window.

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