File:Shiva temple, Sejakpur Gujarat.jpg

Object location	22° 27′ 27.66″ N, 71° 24′ 51.63″ E	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	22.457683; 71.414342

Sejakpur, also spelled Sejakpar, is a small remote village near a seasonal Bhogava river in Surendranagar district. The village is named after king Sejakji, who moved to this pilgrimage site with many temples in 13th century. (For survey reports and plates of temple ruins in Sejakpur, see e.g. Henry Cousens, Somanatha and other medieval temples in Kathiawad, pp. 57–59)

On the northwestern side of the village is the ASI site with two temples facing each other. The main temple is the Navlakha temple that opens east. The other is about 80 meters away, is aligned on the east-west axis, and faces west. The above floor plan is of this second temple.

This too has a square plan, is smaller and simpler than the Navalakha temple.

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