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    You might also ask the local guides about the stone panels on the northern wall that mention the Ikshvaku king Prithu. A quick detour to the nearby Bhavani Sagar reservoir gives a nice backdrop for seeing how the river was integrated into the temple’s layout in later periods. Does anyone know if the temple office has a map of the inscription locations?

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