East Mebon Temple - Siem Reap Province

East Mebon sanctuary is a huge sanctuary mountain-like ruin, rising three levels and delegated by five towers. Jayavarman IV, a usurper to the throne, moved the capital from Angkor to Koh Ker in 928AD. After sixteen years Rajendravarman II gave back the cash-flow to Angkor and presently developed East Mebon on an island amidst the now dry Eastern Baray. The sanctuary is committed to shiva out of appreciation for the ruler's guardians. Engravings show that it was additionally assembled to restore the coherence of sovereignty at Angkor in light of the interference that happened when the seat of force had been moved to Koh Ker. There is by all accounts some academic open deliberation with reference to whether East Mebon ought to be classified as a sanctuary mountain. Engravings record movement at the sanctuary as right on time as 947AD, yet East Mebon was not sanctified until 952AD.