The correct answer is Lakhamandaal. Lakhamandal is an ancient Shiva temple, situated in the Jaunsar-Bawar region of Dehradun district in the state of Uttarakhand. Lakhamandal got its name from the two words: lakha (Lakh) meaning many and mandals meaning temples or lingam. The Yamuna River flows alongside Lakhamandal village where the Shiva temple is situated. Siva Temple, Lakhamandal, Dedicated to Lord Siva, this temple, popularly known as Lakeswara, was built between the 12th -13th cent. A. D in Nagara style. The fragmentary inscription of Chhaglesa and Prashasti of Princes Isvasra (circa 5th-6th centuries AD), revealed that the antiquity of the site goes much earlier than the existing temple. The Prashasti of Princes Isvasra, belonging to the Royal race of Singhpura, described the construction of a temple in honor of Siva, for the spiritual welfare of her deceased husband Chandragupta, the son of king Jalandhara. Place DetailsTaleshwarThe Taleshwar Shiva temple is located in the Deghat of Syalde tehsil. Taleshwar village is situated on the border of Kumaon and Garhwal in the district. During the excavation in this village in the year 1915, some people of the village found two copper plates, which were kept by the villagers in the temple built in the village. In the year 1963, a villager of the same village, realizing the importance of these copper sheets, got them placed in a museum in Lucknow. When these copper sheets were studied, it was found that these copper sheets were made in the fifth century. One of these Tamrapatras was built by Naresh Dhritivarman of Brahmapur state and the other by Tamrapatra King Vishnuvarman