Much else survives, such as the Gal Vihare, or "Stone Shrine", near Polonnaruwa. The "Culavamsa" attributes the monument in its entirety to Parākramabāhu, though in truth his contribution may have been extensive refurbishment. The Vatadage, or "Circular Temple", was constructed around 1157 following the suppression of Queen Sugala's revolt in Ruhuna, to host the recently recovered Tooth Relic and Alms Bowl Relic. The Lankatilaka Temple, Alahena Pirivena, Jetavanaramaya and the Demala Maha Cetiya were also constructed in his reign. At the center of Polonnaruwa Parākramabāhu expanded and beatified the royal palace. Little of it remains today, but its soaring walls hint at the grand scale of the king's vision.