Anchor: With a ground plan the size of the Greek Parthenon and a structure half as tall again, this was the work of the eighth-century Deccan king Krishna I. In the process of shaping the temple and its shrines in an area 82 m (265 ft) long and some 47 m (150 ft) wide, leaving the back wall of the courtyard 30 m (97 ft) high, an amazing 200,000 tons of rock were cut away from the face of the hill.
Entailed: Krishna I was a king during the eighth-century.
Contradiction: No more than eight tons of rock were cut away from the hill.
Contradiction: Their borrowed government.
Contradiction: there are two children in this picture
Contradiction: A woman in boots is praying as she jumps in the air.
Contradiction: A woman wears a lab coat and gloves.