In Bayon Queen Jayarajadevi was hiding in plain sight too !
SADLY only known as apsara or devata by the LOCALS and non-locals.
In Bayon note the same round facial Chinese like features,
round chin, small nose and smiling, vivacious curly lips.
Note the Queen's round face, small nose, the slanted eyes,
eyebrows, and curly lips in Preah Khan.
Note the Queen's Chinese like facial features
from the similar angle in Bayon.
Ironically, BAYON was built by King Jayavarman VII and these 2 Queens.
The assumptions, misconceptions, and misinformation led all astray by the war of religions.

And the comparison of the last of my two beautiful women in Bayon bore more similarities than differences! Holy double mint gum! TWO FOR TWO! Before my eyes were the images of Queen Jayarajadevi in Preah Khan and in Bayon. But I needed something else to confirm their royal status. I was not sure if lady luck or these Queens were on my side. I made another trip to Bayon in search for additional clues. All I had to do what to zoom out this queen picture to find that her alcove was actually depicting her life in the royal palace. And three steps away was the sculpted portrait of her big sister, Queen Indradevi, equally represented in a royal palace dwelling!

These Queens and sisters were in-separable in life and representations.
Note her alcove with all trimmings of the royal life
with a phoenix emblem, curtains, maids, musicians, dancers, etc.
 
An extraordinary bond between them, their images were almost paired.
Note her alcove with all trimmings of the royal life
with a phoenix emblem, curtains, maids, musicians, dancers, etc.