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Candi Badut
Candi Badut is a Hindu temple near Malang in East Java, Indonesia, among the oldest surviving temples on the island. It is usually identified with the shrine to the sage Agastya described in the Dinoyo inscription of 760, built by King Gajayana of Kanjuruhan. Found in ruins, it was restored in the 1920s and contains a linga and yoni.
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