[5] His daughter Rudrama Devi and Pratap Rudra II of the Kakatiya Dynasty added more fortifications to the fort which was laid in three concentric circles.

At the base of the logo there is an inscription in Sanskrit which says "Satyameva Jayate" (meaning: Truth shall triumph).

[1] The central part of the fort, identified as the archaeological zone, contains the ruins of the great Swayambhusiva temple, now seen with only the free-standing "Entrance Portals", or gates on the four sides, all being similar in design.

The gates have extensive intricate carvings of "lotus buds, looped garlands, mythical animals, and birds with foliated tails".

They do not depict any religious symbols, said to be the reason for its preserved condition for not being destroyed by Muslim invaders.