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Kailasa Paramparagatha Arunagiri Yogishwara Adi Arunachala Sarvajnapeetha Samrajyam

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February 06 20172017-02-06A framed, aged hand-drawn map hangs on a pale wall, showing contour lines, roads, tanks and village names in Telugu script around a central hill. To the right hangs a glass-covered poster with a deity image in red and orange tones and a Telugu heading. No physical people are visible.2017-02-06Kailasa Paramparagatha Sūrya Vaṃśa Chola Samrajya SarvajnapeethamFebruary 06 20172017-02-06A street map graphic of the Bangalore to Bidadi route, shown on a plain orange background. Pale beige roads, a blue river and light green forested areas fill the map. A red location pin marks Bidadi at the upper right, beside a green area labelled Nithyananda Dhyanapeetham. Towns including Ramanagara, Chennammana Hatti, Chikkenahalli and Nagalapura are labelled, with Mysore Road and Bangalore-Mysore Highway visible. A blue lake is marked near the right edge.An old engraved map titled Trinomalee showing the Great Mountain of the Arunachala hill range with its rugged contours hatched in ink, surrounded by a dotted boundary line. A compass rose sits in the upper left corner. To the right of the hill lies a walled town with a large pagoda-style temple complex marked with lettered keys: a, b, c, d, D and e, including a pettah and mud wall. Two small pagodas are shown on the mountain. A scale bar appears at the bottom, and the signature reads John Call, Chief Engineer, fecit.February 06 20172017-02-06July 02 20082008-07-02Bidadi route mapA detailed annotated map of ancient Bharat Varsha (India) with colored labels and overlaid routes. Dense red dots mark city and kingdom locations, with blue, purple and cyan lines tracing Rama's travels from Ayodhya through Chitrakuta, Dandaka Forest, Kishkindha and across the sea to Lanka. Purple circles mark Gandhara and Kekeya, a blue oval marks Mathura, a brown oval marks Videha and a dark circle marks Lanka. Mountain ranges, the Vindhya and Himalayas, and kingdom names such as Kamboja, Kuru, Panchala, Kosala and Dravida are written across the landmass. The map is titled and captioned with explanatory notes about the narrations being based on Indian epics and Buddhist texts, with no people shown.A printed map poster titled UTTARANCHAL in red lettering on a light green background, showing the state's rivers, roads, towns and hill stations in black lines with small red temple and peak icons. Places such as Badrinath, Gangotri, Kedarnath, Yamunotri, Haridwar and Dehradun are marked. Mountain peaks and a dotted trekking route appear at upper right. No people are shown.2008-07-05A printed road map banner titled Guide Map of Garhwal, with a red route network across the Garhwal Himalayas. Red-labelled pilgrimage shrines Yamnotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath are marked, along with Valley of Flowers, Hemkund, Dehradun, Rishikesh and Haridwar-region towns. A blue band across the top reads Reliance Mobile, and a Hindi line reads atithi devo bhava. No people are visible.2008-07-01