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these to make palanquim.
English adopted it from
Portuguese as "
palanquin".
Palanquins vary in size and grandeur. The
smallest and simplest, a cot or frame...
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figurative palanquin connected with the
totem of its
owner is a
special kind of
litter used in the
Greater Accra Region in Ghana.
These palanquins called...
- the
Indian state of
Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka. They were
traditionally palanquin bearers. They are a
single community in Sri Lanka, but are
however a subcaste...
- Gǒng tiāngōng) at Baishatun,
Tongxiao of
Miaoli County, is
placed in a
palanquin and
carried in
procession to
visit another Mazu Temple-
Chaotian Temple...
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bright fortnight (Shukla Paksha) of
Ashadha (June–July).
Pilgrims carry palanquins of the
saints from the
places of
their respective samadhi. The concept...
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Region of Ghana.
These colorful objects,
which developed out of
figurative palanquins, are not only
coffins but
considered works of art. They were
shown for...
- Seva Samitis. I had the
blessing to hold the
front side of the
ivory palanquin where our guru for the
whole world, Sri
Sankaracharya Swamigal was seated...
- A
mikoshi (****anese: 神輿) is a
sacred religious palanquin (also
translated as
portable Shinto shrine).
Shinto followers believe that it
serves as the vehicle...
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ceremonies progressed.
Emperor Shōwa's
coffin was
transferred into a
palanquin made of
cypress wood
painted with
black lacquer.
Attendants wearing sokutai...
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month of
Vaikasi (May - June)
witnesses 9
Garuda Sevai, as well as two
palanquins, one with
Nammalvar of Alwarthirunagari, and the
other with Madurakavi...
