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    You could also glance at the granite slab on the east side of the sanctum. It lists the year 853 CE and credits King Pratap Sena for the shrine’s construction, noting that the lingam was found already formed, which is why it’s called Swayambhu. If you have a minute, ask the temple keeper for a copy of that plaque it’s a quick, reliable source.

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