WAS BEDEUTET आकाशदीया AUF HINDI
Definition von आकाशदीया im Wörterbuch Hindi
Akashadiya Nishan Poona [Akash Akash + Hin 0 Diya] Diese Lampe Die Hindus in Kartik, die in Kandil bleiben, enden mit einem hohen Bambus Binde sie an. Besonders auf der Höhe von 21 Hand nach Kartik Maha. Brennen ist hervorragend, 14 Hände auf mittlerer und 7 Hände Es ist schlecht
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «आकाशदीया» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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आकाशदीया in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
आकाशदीया im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Shadow Princess: A Novel
Akash-diya—the. light in the sky —an enormous lantern set on a forty-foot-high pole in front of Emperor Shah Jahan's Diwan-i-am which burned night and day,formed the center of the Emperor's camp, and could beseen from miles awayon a ...
Then, by the light from the akash-diya, the tents were erected. Made of velvet, the tents were warm and slept four or six men each. Tej, Jean-Pierre and Khushal were each allocated their own velvety abode and Khushal watched his two ...
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Prachin Bharat Ka Itihas (in Hindi) - Page 277
जाट, माप और विनिमय-प्राचीन काल के वल में पम, आकाश, दीया और खारी बाते थे, जो तप: यन्ते हुए कम को थे. खारी और तय अनाज का माप था. अर्थशास्त्र में अन्य प्रकार के वल का भी उल्लेख है तो ...
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Hindī śabdakośa - Page 76
... ओस; न-चीप, दीया है हिति (प्र) बसे के अल पर बाँधकर जलाया जानेवाला दीया; स-मनबी (ब) के आकाश,; 'चुवाच (वि०) अपन के फूल की तरह, असंभव; रे-शेन (प्र) लई जहाज वायुयान; मच-बरिष जि) के आकाश दीया; ...
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Splendour of Fatehpur Sikri - Page 75
Such a lighting system in the Imperial Camp was called as Akash Diya (heavenly light). Hence in Akbar's time, the Hiran Minar may perhaps have been used as the Akash Diya of Fatehpur Sikri. The Chaugangah (Polo Ground) It was on the ...
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A Social History of Indian Architecture - Page 88
It emphasized the nomadic lifestyle of these people. In a central place within this concourse was located the akash-diya described by Bernier as, '. . . a lofty mast . . . but very slender, and taken down in three pieces. It is fixed towards the King's ...
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Delhi to Kolkata Footprint Focus Guide: - Page 77
Down a ramp immediately beyond is the Hiran Minar, an unusual tower studded with stone tusks, thought to commemorate Akbar's favourite elephant, Hiran. However, it was probably an Akash Diya (lamp to light the sky) or the 'zero point' for ...
Vanessa Betts, Victoria McCulloch,
2013
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A Teardrop on the Cheek of Time: The Story of the Taj Mahal
It was called Akash-Diya, the 'Light of the Sky'. Nobles, summoned to wait on the emperor, found their way with flambeaux. Bernier wrote that the camp 'is a grand and imposing spectacle on a dark night to behold when standing at some ...
Diana Preston, Michael Preston,
2010
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Empire of the Moghul: The Tainted Throne
Ina courtyard below him hecould hear attendants talking as theylitthetorches andoil lamps.Then hesaw a suddenglow against thedarkening skythat meant thatin the main courtyard by the Hall of Public Audience the great akash diya –a giant ...
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India - The North: Forts, Palaces, the Himalaya Dream Trip: - Page 82
Down a ramp immediately beyond is the Hiran Minar,an unusual tower studded with stone tusks, thought to commemorate Akbar's favourite elephant, Hiran. However, it was probably an Akash Diya (lamp to light the sky) or the 'zero point' for ...
Vanessa Betts, Victoria McCulloch,
2013