Who of the following built the temple of the Sun God at
Konark ?
(a) Anantavarman
(b) Narasimha I
(c) Kapilendra
(d) Purushottama
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Who of the following built the temple of the Sun God at Konark ? (a) Anantavarman (b) Narasimha I (c) Kapilendra (d) Purushottama
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