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NGLIMUT (Segono, Argakusuma)
Administrative localization:

Nglimut, Gonoharjo, Limbangan, Kendal, JT.

Religion: Hindu.

Description:

Around the villages of Gono and Nglimut were found numerous temple stones and antefixes, a yoni (1mx1mx1.15m), a peripih and a lingga boundary-stone (Tjahjono 1998: 10; 2000: 35-36; Daftar inventaris Semarang1976).
The place seems to have been known earlier as "Argakusuma". Verbeek indeed describes Argakusuma as located to the north northeast of Medini, not far from a village called Kloerak or Kloewak, near a hot spring (Verbeek 1891: 88). Actually, Kluwak is located 800m to the north northeast of Nglimut and, just above Nglimut, is a hot spring.
According to the Dutch scholar, two temples were visible near the hot spring. The first one measured 7m x 8m and was turned to the north, while the second building was 6m x 7m. Above these temples, three other buildings were probably standing, but they were not visited by Verbeek or Friederich (Friederich 1870: 512; Verbeek 1891: 88).
Krom mentions the existence of two temples and, slightly lower, traces of two other temples. Higher on the hill were supposed to be remains of three further buildings that he did not visit. (Krom 1914a: 189)

Sculptures:

According to Krom, several sculptures were found among the remains of candi Argakusuma: one lion, one bull, two Ganeśa, one Kālī, one rsi, one rāksasa (Krom 1914a: 189).

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