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Bas-Relief, West Section, South Gallery, Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, Cambodia 2020 This relief of Suryavarman II, Builder of Angkor Wat, riding in a chariot in the west section of the south gallery at Angkor Wat symbolizes his divine and royal authority. As a devaraja, or god-king, Suryavarman II is portrayed with regalia and attendants, emphasizing his supreme power and the hierarchical structure of the Khmer court. The chariot signifies his role as a military leader and protector, celebrating his military victories and the expansion of the Khmer Empire. This depiction also highlights his dedication to Vishnu, reinforcing the king's divine right to rule and his role in maintaining cosmic order. The intricate craftsmanship of the relief reflects the artistic excellence of the Khmer Empire.

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