Prasat Chikreng Khang Lech

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Prasat Chikreng Khang Lech
Native Nameប្រាសាទជីក្រែងខាងលិច
Alternative namePrasat Chikreng West, Western Prasat Chikreng
BA#C1704007
CISARK#294
IK#201
K InscriptionK.169
Inscr. LocationUnknown
SizeMedium
ConditionTuol
TypeTemple
Location
Part ofPrasat Chikreng Khang Lech
VillageChikreng Cheung
CommuneChikreng
DistrictChikreng
ProvinceSiem Reap
CountryCambodia
Coordinates13.10180, 104.29483
History
FoundedMid 11th Century
Art StyleBaphuon
MaterialBrick, Laterite, Sandstone



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Site Size & Condition: Medium Tuol Prasat Chikreng Khang Lech (ប្រាសាទជីក្រែងខាងលិច - Pronounced: Pra-saht Jee-kraeng Karhng Lech)

Square, tree-covered earthen mound featuring brick, laterite and sandstone fragments. Traces of a now dry moat and eastern causeway are discernable with the overall site displaying an approximate 80-degree orientation. A similarly aligned, also now dry, reservoir Baray Prasat Chikreng is clearly visible some 50m north of the former temple site, measuring some 100m x 200m.

An inscribed stele featuring twelve lines of old Khmer script and numbered K.169 was unearthed here along with two lintels. The present whereabouts of the inscription is unknown while the relatively well-preserved lintels - both in a Baphuon style - are now housed in the National Museum of Cambodia.


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