He fooled me too, and all of us as a God guardian.
But no longer after my research, he was recongnizable by his triconical crown,
he often wore in the bas-reliefs of Bayon.

The Queens can be found in pairs in Bayon, Banteay Kdei, Banteay Chhmar, and their best images and sculptures are found in Preah Khan, which is threatening total collapse anytime to reduce these world heritage treasures to piles of rocks.

Preah Khan had also another secret in store for the world to discover, disguised as a dvarpala, a good God guardian. I found King Jayavarman VII standing next to Queen Indradevi on his left. The obvious and unique clue was the 3-peaks, triconical crown he was proudly wearing on his head (just like the ones illustrated in Bayon 's bas-reliefs); and the dangling leaves on his belt were identical of those of his two beautiful Queens.

 
Was it a coincidence that his sculpture is NEXT to Queen Indradevi's?
Who was the interior decorator in Preah Khan?

Note the respect and height of male and female figures.
Note that some details of these sculptures were NOT fishished.
This sculpture of Queen Indradevi was UNfinished and damaged.
But, the details of her accessories and belt clued in her royal status.
King Jayavarman VII's belt had the same royal hanging leaves.
The King wore necklaces, earrings, bracelets, forearms,
and ankles jewelry just like his portraiture in Bayon's bas-reliefs.
This sculpture of Queen Jayarajadevi was UNfinished and damaged.
But, the details of her accessories and belt clued in her royal status.
Clearly all female angels with wings, probably an unique creation by whom?
All the sculptures of Buddha were hammered out with spite.
  With halcyon smiles giving blessings to all for eternity
the King and the 2 Queens were the beacons of hope
and prosperity for all people of the land.