In 2011, the EFEO finished restoring a ruin in this city previously dubbed “the largest 3D jigsaw puzzle in the world.” In 1923, Henri Mouhot’s (-5[1])(“awn-REE moo-OH’s”) writings inspired the novelist André Malraux (10[1])(“mal-ROH”) to loot bas-reliefs from a “Citadel of Women” north of this city, which Bernard-Philippe Groslier (“grohl-YAY”) called a “hydraulic city.” At the center of (-5[1])this city’s walled historic center, or Nôkôr Thom (“naw-kaw TOME”), is a temple known for its stone towers carved with serene, smiling faces. Two temples called (10[1]-5[1])mebon were located in large reservoirs called (10[1])baray (“buh-RYE”) in this city, (10[6])the home (10[2])of (10[1])the Bayon. (10[1])In this city, (10[2])five prang towers (10[1])decorated with bas-relief devatās (10[3])(“DAY-vuh-tahs”) form a massive sandstone temple complex built by Sūryavarman (10[1])II. (10[6])For (10[2])10 points, what capital of (10[1])the Khmer Empire (10[3])contains (10[4]-5[1])a namesake Wat? (10[2])■END■ (10[4])