Thommanon

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Thommanon is a small 12th-century Hindu temple in the Angkor region of Cambodia, noted for its well-preserved sandstone carvings and classical Khmer architecture.

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Thommanon canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Angkor temple
Hindu temple
architecturalStyle Khmer architecture
builtDuringReignOf Suryavarman II
linked to: King Suryavarman II
builtInCentury 12th century
constructionMaterial laterite base
sandstone superstructure
country Cambodia
culturalContext Khmer Empire
dedicatedTo Shiva
Vishnu
era 12th century
function religious worship
hasAccess causeway from the east
hasBuildingType single-tower temple
hasFeature classical Khmer proportions
devata carvings
gopura
library building
lintel carvings
mandapa
pediment carvings
sandstone enclosure wall
single central sanctuary
well-preserved sandstone carvings
heritage Angkor World Heritage Site
locatedIn Angkor Archaeological Park
Cambodia
Siem Reap Province
materialUsed sandstone
near Angkor Thom
Chau Say Tevoda
Victory Gate of Angkor Thom
notableFor classical Khmer architecture
fine devata carvings
well-preserved sandstone reliefs
orientation east
partOf Angkor temple complex
preservationStatus well preserved
region Angkor region
religion Hinduism
stylePeriod Angkor Wat style
linked to: Khmer architecture
touristAttraction yes
UNESCOWorldHeritageSite Angkor

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Suryavarman II commissioned Thommanon
subject linked to: King Suryavarman II
Chau Say Tevoda locatedNear Thommanon