Various friezes of Krishna playing with enchanted gopis. Krishna kills various demons and ultimately slays Kamsa. Mahabharata A few of the scenes shown on the outer wall of the temple include: Dhritarashtra's court. The rivalry between Pandava and Kauravas as they are growing up. Pandavas leaving for forest. Bhima marries Hidimbi, birth of Ghatotkacha. Pandavas meet Drupada and stay at a potter's house. Draupadi's marriage partner selection ceremony. Arjuna hits the fish target, Draupadi picks him as her husband. Pandavas return with Draupadi. Yudhisthira plays dice, loses. War scenes. Krishna advises the Pandavas. A scene where a hero does Yoga seated in an asana, while admirers garland him. Pandavas win. Their return to kingdom. Outer walls: upper levels Mantapa walls Above the lower level band with friezes depicting the Hindu fables and legends is a band of mythical makaras (a creature based on the fusion of various animals) and then a band of decorative peacocks. Above the peacock band of nearly 200 relief carvings are rows of secular life of the people and small size deity reliefs that wraps around only the sabha mantapa (community hall) part of the main temple. Most of these are defaced and damaged. Some are difficult to identify. The deity-related reliefs are predominantly Vishnu shown in his various aspects and avatars in the Vaishnavism tradition, but they include Shiva of the Shaivism tradition, Devis of the Shaktism tradition and Surya of the Saura tradition of Hinduism. For example, of the panels when counted clockwise from entrance, #12 is of Saura, #23 is of Durga in her Mahishasuramardini form, #25 to #28 are of Shaiva tradition. The reliefs showing common life of the people include festive scenes, dancers in various mudras, musicians with 13th century musical instruments, couples in courtship and sexual scenes, mothers nurturing babies, hunters and other professionals with pets such as dogs, soldiers, yogi, rishi, individuals in namaste posture, couples praying and others. These reliefs also include numerous friezes showing the story of Prahlada, Hiranyakashipu and Vishnu avatar Narasimha. Garbha griha tower walls In the case of the three towers, above the peacock band of carvings is a row of larger size deity reliefs that wraps around the temple. There are about 90 reliefs showing mostly Vishnu with Lakshmi, as well as Shakti, Shiva, Brahma, Saraswati, Indra, Indrani, Kama, Rati, and others. Most of these are also partially defaced such as broken noses,