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What do temple towns represent?

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Temple towns represent a significant example of urbanization.
These temples were built by the kings to show their commitment to different deities.
Many people started settling near the temples for the cause of employment.
The explorers who visited temples also made gifts.
The temples were provided with land and cash by the king as a fund to follow their traditions and customs.
In this way, a whole new temple town was set up. Somnath temple in Gujarat is an example of a temple town.

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Temple towns represent a significant example of urbanization.

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