Located at a strategic position on the south side of the Kanmon Straits, Kitakyūshū is an important transport hub for traffic between Honshū and Kyūshū and has a large port. Kitakyushu Fukuoka - Trains. Kokura Station owned by JR Kyushu is the penultimate stop on the Sanyo Shinkansen before the Hakata Station terminus and all Shinkansen services stop here. It is also served by local and express trains on the Kagoshima and the Nippo main lines. Within the cit ...

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In the 1980s soukous became popular in London and Paris. A few more musicians left Kinshasa to work around central and east Africa, before settling in either the UK or France. The basic line-up for a Soukous band included three or four guitars, bass guitar, drums, brass, vocals, and some of them having over 20 musicians, lyrics were often in Lingala and occasionally in French. In the late 1980s and 1990s, Parisian studios were used by many big stars, and the music became heavily reliant on synthesizers and other electronic instruments. Some ...

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There are a lot of snack and side dishes in maharashtrian cuisine, although these days the South Indian delicacies of Dosa, Idli and Medu-Vada have taken over along with a lot of popular Punjabi dishes, especially in urban areas. Some quintessentially marathi dishes are: Poha: Poha or Pohay is a snack made from a type of rice flakes called Pohay. Normally onions, potatoes and green peas are added to it. It is most likely served with tea and is probably the most likely dish that any maharashtrian will offer his guest. Duri ...

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Hanuman is born in Treta Yuga as the son of an apsara (a celestial), named Punjisthala, who by a curse becomes Anjana, a female vanara. Hence Hanuman is also called Änjanèya (the son of Anjana). She is the wife of Kesari, a mighty vanara who once killed a mighty elephant that was troubling sages and hermits. He therefore got the name of Kesari, meaning a lion, and is also called Kunjara ...

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It is considered that Hanuman originally scripted a version of the Ramayana on clay tablets, recording every detail of Rama's deeds, and brought them to Rama for his blessings of that narrative. Rama out of modesty is said to have declined the recording, considering instead his own deeds, simply his righteous duties. Dejected by this, Hanuman is said to have brought these clay tablets to seashore, recited each verse, broken each tablet on his knee and thrown it into the sea. This version is called the Han ...

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There are numerous temples for Hanuman, and his images are usually installed at all temples where images of avataras of Vishnu are installed. Sri Panchamukha Anjaneya Swami was the main deity of Sri Raghavendra Swami. The place where he meditated on this five-faced form of Hanuman is now known as Panchamukhi, wherein a temple for him has been built. There is also a shrine for Panchamukha Anjaneya Swami at Kumbakonam in Tamil Nadu, India. A 40 feet tall monolithic green granite murti of Sri Panchamukha Hanuman has been installed ...

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After the war, and after reigning for several years, the time arrived for Rama to depart to his heavenly abode. Many of Rama's entourage, decided to depart with him including vanaras like Sugriva. However, shunning the heavens, Hanuman requested to remain on earth for as long as Rama's name is venerated by people. Sita accorded Hanuman that wish, and granted that his image will be installed at various public places, so he could listen to people chanting Rama's name. He is thu ...

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As of March 2005, the city has an estimated population of 998,999 and the total area is 484.18 km². The average population density is thus 2,063.28 persons per square kilometre. The city has a much larger total area than that of Fukuoka which is only 340.03km². ...

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There are two primary versions of the Yajurveda: Shukla (white) and Krishna (black). The Shukla Yajurveda consists of vedic hymns, while the Krishna Yajurveda includes all the text also in the Shukla Yajurveda, and has additional prose commentary. Yajurveda - Shukla Yajurveda. There are two, almost identical, recensions (shakhas) of the Shukla Yajurveda: vāja ...

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Besides the Lake of Rama's deeds, Tulsidas was the author of five longer and six shorter works, most of them dealing with the theme of Rama, his doings, and devotion to him. The former are the Dohavali, consisting of, 573 miscellaneous doha and sortha verses; of this there is a duplicate in the Ram-satsai, an arrangement of seven centuries of verses, the great majority of which occur also in the Dohavali and in other works of Tulsi the Kabitta Ramayan or Kavitavali, which is a history of Rama ...

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Hiraodai (平尾台) karst plateau and Mount Adachi （足立） in Kokura Minami ward; and Mount Sarakura (皿倉), and Kawachi (河内) reservoir in Yahata Higashi ward are all great walking areas with fine scenery. Hiraodai includes the Shonyudo cave, where in summer you can walk for about one kilometre in freezing cold water. Very cool, in more ways than one. ...

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The name Rishika occurs in Mahabharata as a part of Saka-dvipa (2.27.25; India as Known to Panini, p 64). Lohan. Parama.Kambojan.Rishikan.uttaranapi | sahita.nstanmaharaja vyajayatpakashasanih ||2.27.25|| These northern Rishikas have been addressed as Uttara Rishikas (i.e. Rishikan.uttaranapi) and are shown as very close neighbors of the norther ...

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The name Rishika occurs in Mahabharata as a part of Saka-dvipa (2.27.25; India as Known to Panini, p 64). Lohan. Parama. Kambojan. Rishikan.uttaranapi | sahita.nstanmaharaja vyajayatpakashasanih ||2.27.25|| These northern Rishikas have been addressed as Uttara Rishikas (i.e. Rishikan.uttaranapi) and are shown as very close neighbors of the norther ...

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The list below is in geographical order (from north to south). See also Category:Rivers of Japan for an alphabetical list. Rivers of Japan - Hokkaido. Ishikari (石狩川) - third longest of Japan Teshio (天塩川) Tokachi (十勝川) Rivers of Japan - Tōhoku. Mogami (最上川) Omono (雄物川) Yoneshiro (米代川) Iwaki (岩木川) Oirase (奥入瀬川) Mabechi (馬淵川) ...

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