Chau Say Tevoda Temple  (mid 12th century)     other sites in Angkor

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image adapted from Angkor: Cities and Temples by Claude Jacques, c. 1997

Chau Say Tevoda is a small temple built at the end of Suryavarman II's reign in the mid 12th century.  It is dedicated to Shiva but most of the carvings are of Vishnu.  Much of the temple has vanished except for some of the central buildings.
 

Bibliography:     Cohen, Joan Lebold.  Angkor: The Monuments of the God Kings     Harry N. Abrams, Inc.  New York. 1975     Freeman, Michael and Roger Warner.  Angkor: The Hidden Glories     Houghton Mifflin Company.  Boston.  1990     Jacques, Claude.  Angkor: Cities and Temples     River Books Co., Ltd.  Thailand. 1997.     All images copyright 2000 by Professor Yunsheng Huang

Site plan adapted from Claude Jacque's book, Angkor: Cities and Temples

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