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111] During his first visit to America, in 1895 and 1896, he traveled to England twice, and his speeches there were successful.


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112] Here he meets Miss Margaret Noble, an Irish woman; who later became known as the sister-in-law Nivedita.


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111] During his second visit to England in May 1896, Vivekananda met Max Muller, a renowned Indianologist at the University of Oxford, who wrote Ramakrishna's first autobiography in the West while staying at a house in Pimliko.


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[113] From England he has also traveled to other European countries.


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In Germany, he met Paul Duessen, another Indianologist.


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114] He also received two academic proposals, chair of oriental philosophy at Harvard University and a similar proposal at Columbia University.


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He rejected both proposals, saying he could not be staying in such a job as a travelling monk.


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111] He had a successful role in bringing about change in evangelism, especially in establishing the Vedanta Centre in the West.


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115] Vivekananda adapted the traditional Hindu concept and blended religions according to the needs and compromises of the Westerners, who were familiar with Western mystical traditions and movements.


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116] Among his important adaptations to the Hindu religion were four methods of yoga, which included Rajyata, the interpretation of the Yoga Sutra of Patanjali, [117].


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116] His book Rajyata was published in 1896 AD, which had immediate success and had a very influential role for the interpretation of yoga in the East.


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[118] [119] He has attracted several genuine disciples from America and Europe, including Josephine McLeod, William James, Josie Royce, Robert G. Ingersoll, Nicola Tesla, Lord Kelvin, Harriet Monroe, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Sarriet Ah Bernhardt, Emma Calvey, Herman Ludwick Ferdinand von Helmholtz.


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13] [111] [114] [120] She had several initiated followers: Marie Louise (a French woman) who later became known as husband Avyanand and Leon Landsberg, who later became known as husband Krispananda; [121] so that they could continue working on the mission of the Vedanta Society.


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Even until this time, there are foreign nationals Anagona, which is located in Los Angeles.


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122] While in America, Vivekananda is given land intended to set up a monastery for Vedanta students in the southern mountain of the state of San Jose, California.


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He referred to it as the Shanti Ashram.


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[123] The Vedanta society is the largest center of America (among the twelve most centers) located in Southern California in Hollywood.


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There is also a Vedanta publication in Hollywood for the publication of books and Hindu scriptures translations and texts about Vedanta in English.


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124] Christina Greinstidale of Detroit was initiated by Vivekananda through a mantra, who later became known as sister-in-law Christine, [125] and they established a close father-daughter relationship.


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[126] Husband Vivekananda's ideas are admired by several scholars and famous thinkers — William James, Joseph Royce, CC Everett, Dean of Harvard Theology School, Robert G. Ingersoll, Nicola Tesla, Lord Kelvin and Professor Herman Ludwick Fardyck Nand von Helmholtz.


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He also brings momentum to his Indian work from the West.


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Vivekananda writes letters seamlessly by advising and sending money to his followers and monk brothers [lower-alpha 3] living in India.


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Her letters sent from the West served as the driving force of her campaign for social work in those days.


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127] He continued to strive to inspire his close disciples to do something big in India.


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He had some of the hardest words in his letters sent to them.


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128] In a letter like this, she wrote to Swami Aksharananda, “Go home to the poor and low class of Khetri city and teach them religion.


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Also give them oral education in geosciences and other subjects.


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From sitting idly, eating royal food and “Ramakrishna, and Lord!


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“There won't be anything good to say — unless you can do something good for the poor.


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129] [130] Consequently, in 1895, a periodical paper called Brahmabadin began to be published in Madras in the means supplied by Vivekananda for the purpose of teaching Vedanta.


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131] Subsequently (1889) the conscientious translation of the first six chapters of The Imitation of Christ was published in Brahmabdin.


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132] Vivekananda took his disciple Captain and Mrs Sevier and JJ Goodwin to leave England on December 16, 1896, to India.


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They traveled to France and Italy and left the port of Naples for India on December 30, 1896, visiting Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper.


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[133] Later Ms. Muller and Sister Nivedita followed him in India.


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Sister Nivedita devoted the rest of her life in the education of Indian women and achieving India's independence.


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111] [134] Return to India. Almora Vivekananda from Colombo arrived in Colombo on January 15 in 1897 AD and received a euphoric reception.


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Here he makes his first public speech in the East (India, the Holy Land).


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From there, his arrival in Kolkata was a triumphant comeback.


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He travels from Colombo to Pamban, Rameswaram, Ramnad, Madurai, Kumbakonam and Madras.


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In these places he gives lectures.


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The people and the kings greeted him with a very warm welcome.


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In the march in Pamban, the king of Ramnada himself pulled Swamiji's carriage.


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On the way to Madras, where the train did not stop, people would stop the train on the railway line and let the train go only after listening to Swamiji's speech.


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135] From Madras he continued his journey to Kolkata and continued to deliver his speeches to Almora.


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Back in India, where he spoke of India's great spiritual heritage in the West, his speech 'From Colombo to Almora' was a moral inspiration for the people, eradication of varnashrama virus, encouragement in science education, industrialization of the country, eradication of poverty, end of colonial rule.


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These speeches have been published as Almora lectures from Colombo.


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These speeches are considered a manifestation of nationalist unity and spiritual ideology.


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136] His speeches dominated many other Indian leaders including Mahatma Gandhi, Bipin Chandra Pal and Balgangadhar Tilak.


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[137] [138] The establishment of Ramakrishna Monastery and Mission in Kolkata on May 1, 1897, Vivekananda established the organization “Ramakrishna Math” for the promotion of religion and the organization “Ramakrishna Mission” for social work.


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139] It was the beginning of a socio-religious movement helping people through educational, cultural, medical and charitable work.


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[104] The basis of the ideal of the Ramakrishna mission is to add action.


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140] [141] Two monasteries were established by Swami Vivekananda in which the Monastery of Belur near Kolkata was made the head office of Ramakrishna Monastery and Mission and the other known as Adwaita Ashram near Almora in Mayabati, Himalayas and later the third monastery was established in Madras.


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Two periodicals called Inauguration were launched in India and Bengali in English.


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142] Relief work was launched by Akhandananda for husband famine in Murshidabad district the same year.


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104] [139] Vivekananda inspired Sir Jamshedji Tata to build a research and educational institution when they travelled together from Yokahama to Chicago during Swamiji's first visit to the West in 1893 AD.


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Approximately at this time, Swamiji Tatar received a letter requesting to become the head of the “Science Research Institute” established.


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But Vivekananda rejected the proposal, saying it was in conflict with his spiritual interest.


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143] [144] Vivekananda later traveled to West Punjab for the purpose of establishing a harmony between the Aryan society and the traditional pro-Orthodox Hindu religions on the side of the reformed Hindu religions.


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In Rawalpindi, he suggested how to eradicate active disputes between Aryan socialists and Muslims.


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[145] His visit to Lahore is commemorative for his famous speech and the company of Tirtha Ram Goswami, a mathematics professor, for his involvement.


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The professor later took the monk life under the name of Swami Ram Teerth and preached Vedanta in India and America.


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139] He also traveled to other places including Delhi and Khetri, and returned to Kolkata in January 1896 AD.


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The next few months he spent integrating the monastery work and training the disciples.


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Second Western Tour Swamiji traveled again to the West in June 1899 AD despite his fractional health.


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[146] Her companions were sister-in-law Nivedita and husband Turiananda.


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He moved to the United States after staying in England for a short time.


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During his visit, he founded the Vedante Society in San Francisco and New York.


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He founded the Peace Monastery in California on 160 acres (0.65 sq km) found by a fellow American devotee.


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[147] Later he joined the Congregation of Religions in Paris in 1900 AD.


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[148] The Paris lecture is commemorative for Vivekananda's scholarly manifestation on the accuracy of gender worship and Bhagavadgita.


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[147] For a short period of time from Paris he traveled to Brittany, Vienna, Istanbul, Athens and Egypt.


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For much of this time, he was a guest of the famous thinker Jules Boyce, until 1900 AD prior to his return to Calcutta on December 9.


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147] Mayawati Vivekananda spent a short time at the Adwaita Ashram in the Belur Monastery, where he stayed at the Belur Monastery until the last day, looking after the Ramakrishna mission and monastery work and work in England and America.


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He had many visitors, among whom were the upper class and politicians.


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Leaders of the Indian National Congress along with Lokmanya Tilak came to see him in December 1901.


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He was invited in December 1901 to join the Religion General of Japan, although Vivekananda failed to join it due to deteriorating health.


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In his last days he performed Bodhagaya and Varanasi pilgrimage.


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149] Fractional health (including asthma, diabetes and chronic sleep apnea) makes its activity shrink.


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[150] Last life is July 4, 1902 AD, (the day of his death) [151] Vivekananda woke up early in the morning, meditating for three hours in the chapel of the Belur Monastery.


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He then taught students Shukla-Yajurveda, [152] [153] which is a Sanskrit grammar and yoga philosophy.


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Later, Ramkrishna discussed a plan at the Vedic College of Monastery with colleagues.


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He walks with brother-disciple husband love and instructs him about the future of Ramakrishna Monastery.


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At 7:00pm, Vivekananda returned to his room and forbade him to disturb him; he died while meditating at 9:10pm about two hours after [152].


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154] According to his disciples, the great tomb of Vivekananda occurred; [155] And the doctor's report said this was due to the rupture of a blood vessel in his brain, but they could not recover the true cause of death.


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[156] In the opinion of his disciples, the brahmanandra—the pinnacle of the brain—will surely burst when he attained the great grave.


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Vivekananda was able to complete his prophecy before completing forty years of life.


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[157] He is burned on a sandalwood funeral cheetah on the banks of the river Ganges, on the opposite side of which the body of Ramakrishna Dev was burned sixteen years ago.


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158] Swami Vivekananda's travels, exciting speeches, personal discussions and correspondence exchanges had a detrimental impact on his health.


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He suffered from asthma, diabetes and other physical illnesses.


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159] Shortly before his sacrifice, he would have been seen deliberately reading the calendar/calendar.


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He showed him the place of combustion three days before he exhaled his last breath - the place where a temple currently stands in his memory.


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He commented to several people that he would not live until the age of forty.


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159] Education and Philosophy Swami Vivekananda believed that the essence of Hinduism was best revealed in Vedanta philosophy based on Adi Shankar's speech.


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He summarizes the teachings of Vedanta as follows, [160] Every soul is potentially divine/godly.


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[160] The goal is to clearly show this deity by controlling external and internal nature.


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[160] Do it by karma, or worship, or mind control, or vision—by one, or by right, or by all that—and free.


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160] This is the totality of religion.


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Being doctrine, or orthodox doctrine, or religious ritual, or treatise, or temple, or statue is nothing but secondary trifles matter.


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160] As long as even a dog in my country is hungry, my entire religion has to feed it and serve it, regardless of what else is do-not-whatsoever it is unrighteous.


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Wake up, be aware and do not stop until the goal is reached.


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Education is a manifestation of the excellence that people already have.


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Religion is the manifestation of the deity that is already in man.


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Serving people is to serve God.


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According to Vivekananda, one of his important lessons from Ramakrishna Dev is “Jeev is Shiva”.


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[161] It became his mantra, and poor Narayan invented the concept of service — service to God in and through (poor) people.


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“If Brahman really has unity in all senses, then on what basis will we consider us good or evil than others?


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“- A question he used to himself.


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In the end he concludes that these differences or distinctions coincide in the vacuum of light between unity/totality when the fans reach wastefulness.


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It then awakens compassion for 'individuals' unaware of unity and determination to help them.


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Swami Vivekananda Vedanta considered himself to be a member of the branch that according to the branch no one can actually be free until all of us are being free.


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Even the desire for personal redemption will have to be abandoned, and only the exhausting actions for the redemption of others are the real sign of enlightened people.


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On this principle, he established Ramakrishna Monastery and Mission - Atmano Mokshartham Jagdhitha Ch (Devanagari: Atmano Mokshartham Jagdhytaya f) (for his own Mokshlav and the good of the world).


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[162] Vivekananda advises his disciples to be holy, uneasy, and to be respectful/faith.


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He advises you to practice celibacy.


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In a conversation with his childhood friend Priyanath Sinhar, he called Brahmacharya as the source of his physical and mental strength and eloquence.


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[163] Vivekananda did not support the emerging field of parapsychology and astrology (one instance of this is found in his speech on The Man himself in his destiny maker, Complete Karma, Vol. 8, Notes of Class Talks and Lectures) due to the fact that according to him such curiosity does not help spiritual progress but rather It disrupts.


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Influence and Legacy Vivekananda was the principal representation of Naya-Vedanta, a modern interpretation of the chosen direction of Hinduism in line with largely Western internal traditions, especially pastimism, new ideas and theology.


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Vivekananda succeeded in reestablishing Hinduism in India and outside India.


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164] It was for him that there was an increased interest in Western society about yoga, meditation and other Indian methods of self-development.


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[165] Ageehanand Bharti said, “... Modern-day Hindus derive direct or indirect knowledge about Hinduism from the works of Vivekananda.


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[166] Vivekananda said, Hinduism (and of all other religions) is moving towards the same goal in different ways.


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167] Although some have criticized his saying as an oversimplification of Hinduism.


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[167] In the context of the coup of nationalist ideas in British-ruled India, Swami Vivekananda specified the nationalist norm.


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In the words of social reformer Charles Fryer Andrews, “Swami Vivekananda's fearless patrimony added a new dimension to the nationalist movement across India.


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As much as Swami Vivekananda contributed to the renaissance of India, no one else could put it alone.


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“[168] Vivekananda drew attention to India's ubiquitous poverty, saying that it is the need for national renaissance in India to eradicate this poverty.


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[169] His nationalist ideas influenced Indian philosophical and political leaders.


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Sriaravind said, Vivekananda awakened India to a spiritual spirit.


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170] According to Mahatma Gandhi, Vivekananda was one of the few Hindu apostates “who protected the beauty of Hinduism by truncating the dead branches of the customs and customs of Hinduism.


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[171] Chakraborty Rajagopalachari, the first Governor-General of Independent India, said, “Vivekananda defended Hinduism and India.


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[172] Prominent freedom struggle Netaji Subhachandra Basu said, Vivekananda was “the creator of modern India”.


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[173] Mahatma Gandhi said Vivekananda's writing increased his “patriotism thousandfold”.


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Vivekananda influenced India's independence movement.


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[174] Netaji Subhash Chandra Basu, Sriaravind, Bal Gangadhar Tilak and Bagha Janni among others were freedom fighters and Oldas Huxley, Christopher Isherwood, Romya Rolan, etc. inspired Vivekananda's works.


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175] Many years after Vivekananda's death, Rabindranath Tagore wrote to Nobel Prize-winning French literary Romya Rolan, [176] “Read Vivekananda's writings if you want to know India.


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Everything in him is positive.


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There is nothing negative.


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Roma Rolan writes, “Her writings are like great music and the lines are like the Betofen style.


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Impressive rhythms are like the parade of the handle chorus.


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Today, thirty years later, touching his words, creeps like an electric blow to my body.


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When these fiery words were pronounced from the mouth of this great man, surely many felt this shiver!


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[177] Inspired by Vivekananda's words, Jamshedji Tata set up an educational institution called the Indian Institute of Science, which is the most famous and front-line research university in India.


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178] Abroad Vivekananda met with orientalist Max Muller and scientist Nikola Tesla.


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Both of them were inspired by his Vedic teaching.


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Her birthday in India was celebrated on 12 January as National Youth Day (India).


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179] [180] On the other hand, the date of September 11 is celebrated as 'World Brotherhood Day' as Vivekananda presented his famous 'Chicago Lecture' at the Vishwadharma General on September 11, 1893.


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179] [180] In September 2010, the Ministry of Finance of India focused on the importance of Vivekananda's education and values in India's economic environment.


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The investigation was approved by Union Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee, “Swami Vivekananda Value Education Project” worth Rs 100 crore.


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The project plans to involve youth in competition, essay writing, discussion and reading cycle and publishing Vivekananda's works in multiple languages.


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181] In 2011, West Bengal Police Training College was renamed as “Swami Vivekananda State Police Academy”.


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[182] Chhattisgarh State University of Technology has been renamed as “Chhattisgarh Swami Vivekananda Technological University”.


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183] In 2012, Raipur Airport has also been renamed as “Swami Vivekananda Airport”.


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184] The birth of Swami Vivekananda has been celebrated in Mahasamaroh outside India and India.


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The Ministry of Sports and Youth Welfare of India specifically celebrated 2013.


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185] The year-round event was organised on the occasion on behalf of the Ramakrishna Math and the Ramakrishna Mission, the Central and State Governments of India, divided educational institutions and youth groups.


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Bengali film director Utpal Singh produced a film called The Light: Swami Vivekananda to mark the 15th birth anniversary of Vivekananda.


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186] Essay Speech Swami Vivekananda was not only a Sattvik scholar, but also [188] Vivekananda was a prominent eloquent and writer in both Bengali and English.


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Swami Vivekananda

189] Most of his books are compilations of lectures given in cities around the world.


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Swami Vivekananda

[188] His main work, Rajyatan, largely consists of a discussion of his speech given in New York.


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Swami Vivekananda

[190] According to the literary work Banhatta, the singer, painter, wonder linguist and poet Vivekananda was a complete artist.


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Swami Vivekananda

[188] He wrote many songs and poems, among which the poem “Deathsilver Mother” is one of his favorite works.


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Swami Vivekananda

Vivekananda's sermons found the identity of humor and his language was easy-to-fluent.


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Swami Vivekananda

In the case of Bengali writing, he thought that language (spoken and written) should be such that instead of exhibiting the author's scholarship, he thought that the language (spoken and written) would be able to exert the original expression of the author's speech.


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Swami Vivekananda

'Present India' is a famous Bengali essay written by Vivekananda.


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Swami Vivekananda

191] It was first published in the March issue of the newspaper 'Inauguration', the only Bengali mouthpiece of Ramakrishna Monastery and Mission in 1899 AD.


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Swami Vivekananda

The essay was published in book form in 1905 AD and later compiled in the sixth volume of the book 'Sayings and Writings of Swami Vivekananda'.


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Swami Vivekananda

[192] It was in this article that Vivekananda referred to Indians born in poor and so-called inferior caste as his own brothers.


Question: Who is the first emperor of the German Empire?

Jews in the German Empire

In the German Empire, Jews (Second Reich: 1871 - 1914) were just as much as 1 percent of the population.


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[1] As of 1880, where the entire Reich population was 4 crore 52.34,61, the Jewish population was only 5,61,612, that is, only 1.24% of the total population.


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[2] However, despite being a very small or negligible part of the German people in terms of numbers, they kept substantial testimony to their talents and skills in various areas of life such as education, culture, business, science-research, art and music, etc.


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In almost no other way of living except religion alone would not have observed much difference with those of other ordinary German citizens.


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Jews in the German Empire

[3] And the subsequent increase in the practice of left-wing, rationalism, liberalism, etc., as the practice of secularism was increasing as a result of economic improvement and rapid industrialization across the country, the importance of Jewish religious affiliation with Christian Germans in society in general was also decreasing.


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As a result of this, the number of interreligious marriages was also increasing progressively.


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1] The widespread influence of German nationality was also noticed among Jews.


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On the whole of Germany's multi-cultural societylife, other minority populations, such as Catholics, Poles, French, Danes or Jews like all, became part of German social life.


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Jews in the German Empire

Their equal legal rights were also recognized throughout the state and social life.


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Jews in the German Empire

[4] And the success of some of them in economic terms was simply jealous.


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Jews in the German Empire

Eastern history. The settlement of Jews in Germany is almost two millennia ancient.


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Jews in the German Empire

They first entered Germany from the first to the 4th centuries of Christianity.


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Jews in the German Empire

At first they took different livelihoods, but later they became particularly involved in the Mahavani business.


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Jews in the German Empire

From the Middle Ages to our negotiated time, i.e., the Second Reich period (1871-1914/1919), and even if a part of the larger population of Germany had a hateful attitude towards them, their position in Germany was somehow uninhibited throughout this long period.


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Jews in the German Empire

Never, however, have they become a very large part of the population.


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Jews in the German Empire

With the advancement of the modern era, their separate groups emerged from identity and increasingly became an embodied part of Germany's general society and national life; during the Second Reich and the German Empire, this process became quite robust.


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At the same time, racial hatred towards them also increased, resulting in the later Nazi massacre.


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Jews in the German Empire

The Eastern history of the position of Jews in Germany is briefly discussed below.


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Jews in the German Empire

The Roman period dates back to 1700 to 2000 years, despite the low history of Jews living in the German-speaking region of Central Europe.


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Jews in the German Empire

Even in the 4th century during the Roman Empire, we can learn about Jewish settlements in several Roman colonies of West Germany, such as Cologne, Trier, Minetz, Wormes, Spier, etc.


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Jews in the German Empire

5] [6] In 321 AD, Emperor Konstantine wrote a letter to the city authorities of the city stating that he had consent to the inclusion of Jewish representatives in the city's Senate.


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Jews in the German Empire

This implies that' the number of Jews already in the city of Cologne at the time was at least so much, that the need for their representation in the Senate arose.


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Jews in the German Empire

7] [8] [9] Basically, their settlement from north to south along the western bank of the Rhine River can be learned at that time.


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Jews in the German Empire

[5] At that' time the people of the local German tribe were very disadvantaged and unsuitable for various works according to the needs of the Romans.


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Jews in the German Empire

This time the Jews built their settlements in the Roman colonies due to the opportunity to get a variety of jobs at the public and private levels.


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Jews in the German Empire

At that time the Jews originally settled them in the Rhine and Lower Danube valleys as landowners and trader groups.


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Jews in the German Empire

Everywhere in the Roman Empire, they also enjoyed equal civil rights with others.


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Jews in the German Empire

Here, too, he had no other choice.


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Jews in the German Empire

In the Roman Empire, their religion was also taken as an approved religion (religio licita).


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Jews in the German Empire

As a result, they were exempt from Rome's monarchy obligation.


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Jews in the German Empire

However, some restrictions were imposed on them in some cases (such as keeping non-Jewish slaves, etc.), including openly devout themselves.


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Jews in the German Empire

10] It is known that they had enough good relations with local people then.


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Jews in the German Empire

On the side of the administration, they are often assigned various responsibilities.


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Jews in the German Empire

Even in the post of ordering officer, they are known to be appointed at this time.


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Jews in the German Empire

[5] However, at this time no settlement is known of their settlement east of the Rhine River or on the northern side of the Danube River.


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Jews in the German Empire

Middle Ages 5th — 8th centuries. Even after the fall of the Roman Empire, Jewish settlements persist in these bordering territories in Germany.


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Jews in the German Empire

Gradually they began to spread even further inland of the country in the north and east.


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Jews in the German Empire

However, there is still room for detailed research on how they gradually crossed the Rhine River and the Danube River and spread from the west and south to the interior of the country.


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Jews in the German Empire

But since until then the process of converting to Christianity in the German tribes had not completely been completed, maybe that is why various Germanic states in Germany of this time relate to the church's demands on Jews as in other Eastern Roman territories on legal, civil and religious rights. They did not agree to impose restrictions.


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Jews in the German Empire

As a result, Jews in Germany could live relatively independently at that time compared to many other regions of Europe.


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Jews in the German Empire

But since Roman times, ordinary German residents with them had some differences in race and cultural [5], which remains maintained at this time.


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Jews in the German Empire

Then, as the influence of Christianity among the general population begins to increase, the greater the pressure on the Jews.


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Jews in the German Empire

During the 8th — 10th century Holy Roman Emperor Charlemagne (reign 768 — 814 AD), we are the first to know the name of a significant Jewish man in Germany separately.


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Isaac, one of the named Jewish businessmen in the city of Aachen of that time, was sent by Emperor Charlemaine along with two other elite German citizens as his envoy to Caliph Aaron Al Rashid in Baghdad in 797 — 802 AD.


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11] It was his responsibility to translate and serve as their guide for Charlemagne's messengers.


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Jews in the German Empire

In 802 AD, Isaac returned to the capital of the Holy Roman Empire, I la Shapel or Achen, with an elephant, a gift from Baghdad and delivered that gift to the emperor.


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Jews in the German Empire

11] Despite this, Charlemagne's reign is believed to have a two-way influence in the lives of Jews in reality.


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Jews in the German Empire

On the one hand, as he uses them in terms of diplomacy, on the other hand, the church also begins to be used to a greater extent in the need to retain a large empire during his reign.


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Jews in the German Empire

The lending business began to be considered prohibited in the majority of Christian peoples when the church law began to accept the state in various fields.


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Jews in the German Empire

As a result, the Mahajani merchandise became exclusively under the jews.


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Jews in the German Empire

It also soon began to have an impact on the relationship of Jews with most people in the country.


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Jews in the German Empire

Even if people seek them for practical needs, they also tend to be tempted by some kind of disrespect towards their business.


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Jews in the German Empire

During the period of Emperor Louis I, the later ruling of the Holy Roman Empire, gave Jews a number of special benefits, on the one hand, such as the Jews in 825 AD, while the slave trade governed by them between Bohemia and Spain was also brought under state surveillance by introducing a number of regulations.


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Jews in the German Empire

The recognition of these special rights of the Jews by the emperor makes Archbishop Azobair so furious that he attacked them calling filii diaboli or 'descendants of Satan'.


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Jews in the German Empire

12] [13] The Rhine Valley and the southern part of Germany were called Ashkenus in Hebrew.


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Jews in the German Empire

Subsequently, the whole of Germany began to be meant by this term.


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Jews in the German Empire

According to the theory of the famous Austrian journalist and writer Artur Questler, the Ashkenus Jews who lived in Germany and Eastern Europe since the Middle Ages were not ethnically Israelites.


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Jews in the German Empire

Rather, their similarities with Kazars belonging to Turkic ethnic groups are sufficient


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Jews in the German Empire

In the eighth - ninth centuries they adopted Judaism and settled them in Middle-Eastern Europe.


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Jews in the German Empire

[14] [15] But there is room for debate on this theory.


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Jews in the German Empire

According to some other experts - when the collapse of the Kazan Empire at the hands of the Grand Prince of Kiev I Siatoslav (942 - 972 AD), certainly some extent people from the Kazan population fled and settled in Middle-Eastern Europe; there they also met Ashkanaz Jews.


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But their numbers have never been anything so significant.


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Jews in the German Empire

Judging by the genetic similarity, Ashkanaz is more similar to the people of the Jewish population than the inhabitants of the present Near East.


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Jews in the German Empire

That is, a large part of them came from the Near East for business or some other reason, began to live in this area, and subsequently remain here.


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Jews in the German Empire

16] [17] The number of Jews in Germany increased considerably during the 10th and 11th centuries after the 11th century.


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Jews in the German Empire

In the 10th century where the number of Jews in Germany was close to 5,000, in the 11th century it increased to around 20,000.


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Jews in the German Empire

At this time, many Jewish merchants from Italy and southern France came to the cities along the Rhine River and began to live.


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Jews in the German Empire

Here during this time their education culture and business business develops considerably.


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Jews in the German Empire

From the end of the 10th century they began to spread further east and also settled in East German cities such as Magdeburg, Merseburg, etc.


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Jews in the German Empire

All in all, Jewish merchants had substantial privileges during the period of the Otttomans of the Holy Roman Empire (919 - 1024 AD) and of the Salian dynasty (1024 - 1125 AD).


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Jews in the German Empire

Their skills in trade were also used by the rulers.


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Jews in the German Empire

The town of Wormes, Spiers, etc. along the Rhine River, is another important city in the Rhine Valley, Regensburg, in the south along the Danube River, etc., developed as a center of enlightenment among Jews.


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Jews in the German Empire

Among them, the cities of Spire, Worms and Mainz were together known as the Shum suburbs (Schum).


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Jews in the German Empire

This word shum was developed with the adverbs of the names of cities in Hebrew.


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Jews in the German Empire

In the Middle Ages, the reputation of this Shum town as the main center of Jewish enlightenment spread around.


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Jews in the German Empire

From the history of the city of Mainz, we can also learn that by 900 AD, the city began to develop as one of the main business centers in Central Europe.


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Jews in the German Empire

During this time and the next 400 years, many Jewish merchants settled here, attracted by the city's rich business trade; along with them, various Jewish rabbis and scholars gathered here.


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Jews in the German Empire

Their academic reputation for scholarly dialogue and decision-making was once so widespread that Baghdad was overshadowed by the importance of Minetz and the neighboring cities as a Jewish enlightenment centre.


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Jews in the German Empire

Ashkenas or Minetz, which became the main center of the German Jews, overcoming the influence of Babylon and their development begins on a distinct path.


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18] Well-known Jewish scholar Gersham Ben Juda (960 - 1040) founded a Yeshiva or Jewish apostasy school in Magentsa (Hebrew name of the city of Maintz) in the 10th century.


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18] The fame of this school is attracted by Jewish scholars from all over Central and Western Europe.


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Jews in the German Empire

Famous scholar and biblical scientist Troyer Rousseau (1040 - 1105) of France was a student of this school.


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Jews in the German Empire

19] In the middle of the fourteenth century, the city was regarded as the largest habitat for Jews in Central Europe.


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Jews in the German Empire

The Jewish population at that time was about 6,000.


Question: What is the English terminology of the word feather?

Flamingo

The murals are a kind of bird of the Anatidae family, the Cygnus class.


Question: What is the English terminology of the word feather?

Flamingo

These are close relatives of swans and ducks.


Question: What is the English terminology of the word feather?

Flamingo

The murals have been grouped with their close relative swans in the Anserini subfamily where they have formed the Cignini species.


Question: What is the English terminology of the word feather?

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They are sometimes referred to as the distinct subfamily Cigninai.


Question: What is the English terminology of the word feather?

Flamingo

There are six or seven species of flamingo in the cignus class; there is also another species called Coscobra flamingo, although this species is no longer considered a real flamingo.


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Flamingo

Typically, maral twins coalition for the rest of their lives, but their separation can also occur due to failure to settle or in the death of another partner.


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Flamingo

In this, the morals take the company of another moral again.


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They lay three to eight eggs in a row.


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The etymology and terminology maral's English synonym 'swan', duplicates the words German Schwan, Olndaz zwaan and Suedian svan, which derives from the Indo-European phonetic*swen (to make sounds, sing).


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Flamingo

[1] The flamingo is called flame-breed (swanlings) or signets (cygnets); it is the Latin word cygnus, which is a different form of cycnus or “swan”, be it comes from the ancient French cigne (cigne) or cisne (cisne) (miniature suffix -et “little”), it itself comes from the Greek ˈˈοοοˈkýknos, formed from a word of the same meaning.


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2] [3] [4] Full-aged male maral is called rajhansa (cob), which comes from the Middle English cobbe (party leader); the full-aged female maral is called Rajhansi (pen).


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[5] Description The murals are the largest members of the Anatidae family of the watercock, and the largest flying birds.


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Flamingo

The largest species of flamingo including dumb flamingo, variator flamingo, hopper flamingo can be more than 1.5m (59in) in length and weigh more than 15kg (33lb).


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Flamingo

The span of their wings can be more than 3.1m (10ft).


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Flamingo

6] Compared to their closest relative swans, they are larger and have longer legs and throats.


Question: What is the English terminology of the word feather?

Flamingo

7] Adults have bald putty between the lips and eyes.


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Flamingo

Male and female marals have similar feathers, but male morals are usually larger and heavier than female marals.


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Flamingo

5] While the feathers of the northern hemisphere flamingo species are white, the feathers of the southern hemisphere flamingo species are mixed in white and black.


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Australia's black flamingo (Cygnus atratus) is completely black without white feathers on the wings for flying; the black flamingo is light gray in color.


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The rest of the body is white, except for black, in South America's black-necked neckline.


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8] Except for two species in South America, whose feet are pink in color, the legs-two of the rest of the marals are usually dense black-gray.


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There are variations in lip color: the four sub-par species have black lips with some variations of yellow color, and the rest have red and black lips as the norm.


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Although birds do not have teeth, the marals have dental edging lips that look like small grooved “teeth” that are part of their lips, with which they use to catch and eat shells, small fish, frogs and insects, in addition to aquatic plants and algae.


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[9] There are lumps in the lower jaw of the upper jaw of the dumb maral and black-throat-mural throat.


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10] The extent and movement of marals are commonly seen in warmer environments, but are rarely seen in tropical areas.


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The group of marals during the flight is called additive.


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Flamingo

Four (or five) species are found in the Northern Hemisphere, one species seen in Australia and New Zealand, and one species can be seen wandering the southern regions of South America.


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They are absent in tropical Asia, Central America, the northern regions of South America and throughout Africa.


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Flamingo

Dumb flamingo, a species taken to North America, Australia and New Zealand.


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[7] Some species, completely or partially migrated.


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While wandering across the territory of Western Europe, to remain fully migrated to Eastern Europe and Asia, they are called partially migratory birds.


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The Hoper Flamingo and Thundra Flamingo are completely migratory, and the variegated marals are almost completely migrated.


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7] In some cases the evidence coincided that 'black-throat-marals' migrated to their wider areas, although detailed studies showed no data on bringing them to no less than long range areas.


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[11] Behavior morals survive by eating in water and stalking.


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They are almost all herbivores, although they eat a small amount of aquatic animals.


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In the water, food is getting wet, and their food list consists of aquatic and submerged plant roots, tubers, stems and leaves.


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7] Although marals reach sexual maturity at the age of 4 and 7, they can form socially monogamous bonds during their 20 months of age which lasts many years, [12] and in some cases it lasts for a lifetime.


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13] The life span of 'dumb morale' is more than 10 years, and sometimes it is more than 20 years, while 'black-throated murala' survives less than a decade in captivity.


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[14] This bond lasts year by year, even between Jutchar and migratory species such as the 'Thundra Marale', which gathers them in temperate lands.


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15] Their nest covers about one meter in land near water.


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Unlike other duck or swan species, their male marals also help build nests.


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The average egg size (in case of dumb maral) is 113×74 mm, weight 340 grams, clutch size 4 to 7, and egg delivery time is 34-45 days.


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16] Except for whistling ducks, they are the only members of the Anatidae family, where males also help when giving it to eggs.


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17] Morales are known to aggressively defend their nests.


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One person is believed to have drowned in one such attack.


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[18] [19] Systematic and evolutionary testimony suggests that the cygnus class developed in Europe or Western Eurasia “in the Middle New Age”, spreading throughout the Northern Hemisphere later in the “ultra-new era”.


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When the branching of the southern species was not known.


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The dumb flamingo is the closest relative to the southern hemisphere cygnus (del Hoyo et al., eds, Handbook of the Bird of the World) class; the habit of this species is to bend the throat (not straight) and twist the wings (not intensively) even its lip color and knob indicate that it is black flamingo. alive The most close relative.


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It is considered to be the most recent byproduct, according to biography and the outline of the Olor suburbs, seeing evidence of their modern developments (which were ineligible to live in the Snow Age) and their greatest compatibility in hierarchy.


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The<i data-parsoid='{"dsr":[11255,11278,2,2]}'>ethnicity is based on Texnmy in flux from John Boyd's website: [20] Cygnina Sthenelides melancoryphus (Black-Throat-Flamingo) Cygnus (Chenopis) C. atratus (Latham, 1790) (Black Flamingo) (Cygnus) C. olor (Gmelin, 1789) (Dumb Flamingo) (Olor) C. buccinator Richardson, 1832 (Variant Flamingo) C. cygnus (Linnaeus, 1758) (Hopper Flamingo) C. columbianus (Ord (Thundra flamingo) (Thundra flamingo) is the species class Cygnus suburb Cygnus dumb flamingo, Cygnus olor, is an Eurasian species that can be seen across Europe at lower latitudes than the Hoper flamingo and Beautic maral in southern Russia, China and the coastline of Russia.


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According to the British Orthopedical Union, recent fossil documents show that the cygnus aller is the oldest bird species yet to exist, and in some European countries it adopted as a “indigenous” species, since the fossil of this bird has been found and is in swamp-samples dating back to thousands of years ago.


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Eurasian species of normal temperatures, a half-domesticated successor to domesticated birds, are domesticated in the United States and elsewhere.


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Suburb Chenpeace Black Flamingo, Cygnus atratus in Australia, is also known in New Zealand.


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†New Zealand flamingo, Cygnus atratus sumnerensis, an extinct subspecies of New Zealand and Chatham Island subspecies of Sthenelides black-throat-flameless, Cygnus melancoryphus subspecies of South America Cygnus melancoryphus suburb Allor Hopper Moper Ral, Cygnus Cignus (Cygnus Cygnus) Breeding in Iceland and sub-polar Europe and Asia, winter moves to the warmer regions of Europe and Asia. The variator flamingo, the Cygnus buccinator being the largest North American flamingo.


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Very similar to the hopper maral (and in some cases it is also thought to be a subspecies of Hopper Mural), they were almost extinct as a result of hunting, but now they have been defended.


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The Thundra flamingo, Cygnus columbianus, is a tiny flamingo species that bred in the Thundra region of North America, farther north than the variegated maral.


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They spend the winter in the United States.


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Beautic flamingo, Cygnus bewickii (Cygnus (columbianus) bewickii) is an Eurasian species that migrates from Arctic-Russia to Western Europe and Eastern Asia (China, Japan) in winter.


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Thundra constitutes the flamingo species, it is roughly called C. Columbianus) is considered subspecies.


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Whistling flamingo, Cygnus Colombianus (Cygnus (columbianus) columbianus) is used to indicate the North American species.


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The 'fossil evidence' of the Cygnus class is very impressive, although this subspecies is almost experimental in terms of division; according to the above mentioned, the earliest species are C. Olor) — includes species in the southern hemisphere, where North American olor may be classified into the Pleistocene classification.


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Specifically from the flamingo of the Northern Hemisphere, some numbers of prehistoric species have been described.


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Out of these - the huge shape of the Siculo-Multici C falconary (C. Falconeri), was taller (though not heavy) than contemporary local dwarf elephants (Elephas falconeri).


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Fossil documentation †Cygnus csakvarensis Lambrecht 1933 [Cygnus csákvárensis Lambrecht 1931a nomen nudum; Cygnanser csakvarensis (Lambrecht 1933) Kretzoi 1957; Olor csakvarensis (Lambrecht 1933) Mlíkovský 1992b] (Hungary's Middle-New Era) †Cygnus mariae Bickart 1990 (WikiUp, USA Early ultra-new era) †Cygnus verae Boev 2000 (Sofia, Bulgaria's early extra-new era) [21] †Cygnus liskunae (Kuročkin 1976) [Anser liskunae Kuročkin 1976] (Central Supernew era of West Mongolia) †Cygnus hibbardi Brodkorb 1958 (?


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Idaho, USA Early Stone Age) †Cygnus sp. (Dursunlu, Turkey's Early Stone Age: Lochart et al. 1998) †Giant swan, Cygnus falconeri Parker 1865 sensu Livezey 1997a [Cygnus melitensis Falconer 1868; Palaeocygnus falconeri (Parker 1865) Oberholser 1908] (Malta and Sicily, Middle Stone Age of the Mediterranean) †Cygnus Cope Paloregonus 1878 [Anser condoni Schufeldt 1892; Cygnus matthewi Schufeldt 1913] (Middle Stone Age of the United States) †Dwarf swan Cygnus equitum Bate 1916 sensu Livezey 1997 [Anser equitum (Bate 1916) Brodkorb 1964; Cygnus (Olor) equitum Bate 1916 sensu Northcote 1988a] (Malta and Sicily, Mediterranean Mid-Honest Stone Age) †Cygnus lacustris (De Vis 1905) [ Archaeocygnus lacustris de Vis 1905] (Stone Age in the Lake Ir area of Australia) †Cygnus sp. (Stone Age of Australia) †Cygnus atavus (Fraas 1870) Mlíkovský 1992 [Anas atava Fraas 1870; Anas cygniformis Fraas 1870; Palaelodus steinheimensis Fraas 1870; Anser atavus (Fraas 1870) Lambrecht 1933; Anser cygniformis (Fraas 1870) 70) Lambrecht 1933] Prolific fossil flamingo “Cygnus” bilinicus And both the “Cygnus” herrenthalsi, respectively, were a duo and were large birds of several unfamiliar genus (for the ugliness of the preservation of the mentioned material).


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Anser atavus is often ranked among Cygnus.


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Coscoroba flamingo in South America (Coscoroba coscoroba), the only species in this class, is practically no real flamingo.


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Their ethnic status is not fully known; they are in some cases very similar to swans and tadornas.


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22] Many branches of literature in culture have been found to point to the dumb morals of Europe.


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The epitome “The Agali Duckling” is considered the most popular story about the flamingo.


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Morals are often considered a symbol of love or fidelity because of their long-standing, apparently monogamous relationship.


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Moral-related famous journeys can be seen in Lohengrin [23] and Persifal.


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[24] During the reign of Elizabeth I, floral meat was considered a luxury food.


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A foodstuff of fried maral has been coming from that time: “To soak the maral it is separated by the rate of burning, then it needs to be kneaded, then seasoned well with pepper, salt and ginger, then grease it, and put it in a container with a mixture of butter with rye, then close it. opinion When soaked, soaked, the pores have to be filled with bigliotbutter; thus it is served like beef.


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“[25] In mythology, the flamingo has taken place very tightly.


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In Greek mythology, the story 'Leda and Moral' narrates that Helen, conceived in a union of Zeus and was disguised by Maral, and Leda was as the queen of Sparta.


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26] From other classical literature data it is believed that the dump-flamingo sang excellent in death, otherwise stayed silent—thus comes the phrase 'amoral sing'; [27] even in Juvenal's satirical findings to indicate good femininity as “rare birds, rare in a-world like black maral”, from which we are Latin Phrase (Rara Avis ) 'Rare Birds'.


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[28] Moreover, the muk-maral is one of Apollo's sacred birds, whose attachment comes from both the nature of the bird as a symbol of light and the idea of a “flamingo song”.


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The gods were often drawn by a chariot or acted as riding through the morale for its passage from the dales.


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An insurer, an Irish legend alleged about Lee's children, keeps converting her children to 900 years in Murale.


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[29] In the legendary “Talkmark Etienne”, the king of the Siddha (intra-dwelling, supernatural swatha) transformed themselves into a maral to escape from himself and Ireland's most beautiful woman, Etienne, the king and legion of Ireland.


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Morale has recently been blown up on an Irish commemorative coin.


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Morale can be seen in the poem of the Irish literature W B Yates.


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Cole's wild maral has been given special attention based on the hypnotic traits of the Moorls.


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Yates also describes the myth of 'Leda and Murale' in the poem of the same name.


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In Norse mythology, there are two flamers that used to drink water from the Holy Coupe Urde, in the land of the gods, in the kingdom of Asgard.


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According to Prause Eder, the water in this well is so pure and holy that whoever touches the water becomes absolutely white, even the maral twins and their descendants become so.


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Volandarkvida, or Lay of Voland poetry, is part of the Aida poem, is also described in it the purity of the morals.


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There is in the Finnish epic Kalevala</i>, a flamingo lived in the Touni River in Townella of Death.


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According to this story, whoever went to kill this morale is destroyed.


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Based on Calevala, Jean Cybelas composed Lemingkainen Sayte, whose second volume was titled Tunella's flamingo (Tuonelan joutsen).


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At present, five flying flamingo use as symbols by the Nordic states, the Hoper flamingo (Cygnus cygnus) is the national bird of Finland, [30] and the dumb flamingo is the national bird of Denmark.


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31] French satirist François Rabel writes in her 'Gargantua and Pantagruel' that the best toilet paper she encounters is the flamingo throat.


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Lincoln's St Hug's Moral had a special gut based on the story of a morale, one that he had very fans.


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32] In Latin American literature, Nicaraguan poet Ruben Dario (1867-1916) called Maral sacred as a symbol of artistic inspiration to dig into the determination of the fictitious Maral in Western culture, starting with 'Rape of Lada' and ending with Voyager's Lohengrin.


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Dario's most popular poem is Blason — “Coat of Arms” (1896), and his use of Mallar transforms it into a modern poetry movement that dominated Spanish-language poetry from 1880 to the First World War.


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It was a dominance in Spanish-language poetry that the Mexican poet Enrique González Martínez tried to declare the end of the modernization of the fourteenth poem under a title titled Tuércele el cuello al cisne — “Twisting the Moral Neck” (1910).


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Maral is very respected in Hinduism, and it is considered sage, the main characteristic feature of which is not to stick to the world, as their feathers do not soak in water, just as it is compared.


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The cultured words of Maral are “goose” and “king goose” or royal flamingo are the vehicle of Goddess Saraswati which symbolizes “true virtue” or the extremes of purity.


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It is said that if a mixture of milk and water is given to drink maral, then the morale will drink only milk.


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Therefore, Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge, rode in the morale because in this way the flamingo indicates “conscience” i.e. foresight and the discrepancy between good and evil or between eternal and temporary.


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This is taken as a great virtue, which is shown by this Sanskrit verse: Hamsa Shweta, Baka Shweta, Ka Veda Hamsa Bakayo?


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Bhakkira Vivektu, Hamsa Hamsa, Baka Baka Baka!


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The marals are white, the saras are also white, so how to distinguish between them?


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Experiment with milk-water, flamingo proven flamingo, cranes proven cranes!


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This has been mentioned many times in Vedic literature, and individuals who have attained omnipotent spirituality are many times called 'Paramhansa' (“exalted flamingo”) for their spiritual kindness and have the ability to wander through various spiritual worlds.


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In Veday, it is said that the Marals live in the hot season in the Manas Sarobar lake and flew to the Indian lake for the winter.


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It is believed that they possess some miraculous energy, such as - they can eat pearls.


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In Indo-European religions, the morals are endowed with 'heavenly twins', and in proto-Indo-European times it was thought that the marals were 'heavenly twins' and solar symbols of the Indo-European sun gods.


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The blouse is made of cotton cotton, whose weaving method is unique.


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During the knitting of the jamdani, the design is blown with a third yarn.


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As for muslin weaving, a minimum of 300 counts of yarn is used, yarns of 70-80 count yarns are usually used in Jamdani weaving.


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Hale Jamdani is produced in various places but Dhaka is considered the birthplace of Jamdani.


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The unparalleled method of Jamdani weaving has been recognized by UNESCO as a unique intangible cultural heritage.


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[1] Jamdani sarees are best known to Bengali women as the heir to the refined muslin fabrics of antiquity.


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The design on the muslin is made of clothespins.


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Jamdani usually refers to sarees.


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But with Jamdani, Nakshi veil, kurta, turban, handkerchief, veil, etc. were also made.


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In the 1700th century, Sherwani was in vogue with Jamdani.


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Besides, Jamdani cloth was also used for regional clothing wrangas of Mughal Nepal.


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History There are a variety of doctrines regarding the naming of Jamdani.


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According to an opinion, the word 'Jamdani' comes from Persian.


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Persian clothes mean clothes and grain means diaper, in that sense Jamdani means bootidah's clothes.


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That is why Muslims are believed to have circulated and spread Jamdani in the Indian subcontinent.


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According to another, jam in Persian means a kind of exquisite wine and dani means cup.


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Jamdani originated from the muslin of the Iranian saqi that serves jam.


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According to the design, Jamdani has different names such as oblique, jalapar, emerald thousand, corolla, doublazal, saburga, bolihar, shapla flower, vine, peacock, baghnali, chandrapada, chandrapada, butydar, brook, peacock, puehra Kalkapara, mulberry, butterfly, jasmine, goosebalaka, shabanam, jumka, jabaful, etc.


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[2] The historian's description is one of the oldest references to Jamdani, approximately 300 AD in the economics texts of Cautilia, in the book Periplus of the Eritrean Sea, and in descriptions of tourists and merchants from various Arabs, China and Italy.


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Kautilya's book mentions fine textiles in the areas of Bengal and Pundra, which included Rushum, Dukhuk, Pathora and Karpasi.


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In the ninth century, Arab geographer Solayman found mention of fine cotton fabrics in the kingdom named Rumi in his book Sril Silai-ut-Tawarikh.


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According to his description, the state of Rumi is actually present-day Bangladesh.


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In the 14th century, famous tourist Ibn Batuta traveled to Bangladesh and praised the garments of the Sonargaon area.


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English tourist Ralph Fitch and historian Abul Fazl at the end of the Jorsh century also praised Dhaka's muslin.


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Another historian described Taylor's Jamdani.


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According to his description, during the period of Emperor Jahangir, a piece of Ab-e-Rawan with a size of 10*2 hands and weighing 5 shikkas was priced at BDT 400.


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The price of Jamdani made for Emperor Aurangzeb was Rs 250.


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Till 1776, the most prestigious Jamdani in Dhaka was worth BDT 450.


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This is evident from the historical narrative of bKash, verses, etc., jamdani fabrics were made of muslin and muslin designed from woolly textiles.


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Muslin enjoys extreme excellence mainly in Dhaka district of Bangladesh.


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Areas such as Sonargaon, Dhamrai, Titabari, Bajitpur, Jangalbari in Dhaka district were well known for Muslin.


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Merchants such as European, Iranian, Armenian, Mughal, Pathan, etc. were associated with the Muslin and Jamdani business.


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That is why the then heads of state have also contributed to the development of this industry.


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The golden age of Dhaka Muslin is called the Mughal period.


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At this time, the demand for muslin, jamdani at home and abroad continued to grow, and the industry was also greatly improved.


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In the 18th century, English documents suggest that a high-level royal employee of Daroga-e-Malmal designation was employed to collect muslin named Malmal Khas and Sarkar-e-Ali.


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Each loom had an office and there were registered artisans such as Skilled Weaver, Nardia, Repuca.


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The main task of the Daruga was to aim at various stages of making muslin and jamdani.


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At that time, ointments worth about Rs. 1 lakh were exported from Dhaka to Khas Moghal Darbar.


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According to 1747, Jamdani was bought for the King of Delhi, Nawab and Jagat Seth of Bengal for around 2.5 lakh rupees.


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There are also European businessmen buy muslin worth almost nine million rupees.


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However, muslin exports decreased to a great extent by the end of the eighteenth century.


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In 1765, the East India Company took over the rule of Bengal.


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They started torturing weavers for their own interests.


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If the weavers were not willing to sell clothes at low prices, they would have been beaten.


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However, the company enacted legislation to prevent the persecution of the weavers.


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Extinction In 1787, 50 lakh according to James Wise and James Taylor, a £30 million muslin was exported to England.


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But in 1807, the amount dropped to 8.5 lakh and exports eventually stopped altogether in 1817.


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Later muslin could be found in Europe only through individuals.


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An estimate of Jamdani and Muslin in the mid-nineteenth century shows that 50,000 rupees of white-flowered work used by nabars in areas like Delhi, Lakshmau Nepal, Murshidabad, etc.


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There were some reasons behind this industry shrinking and later extinct, the main reason for which is England's industrial revolution.


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This led to the arrival of machinery in the textile industry and the start of production of printing fabrics at low prices.


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There was also the price con of Bileti Sutra earlier than the Desi Sutra.


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The then Moghal emperors and their royal employees became disattentive to the industry.


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As a result, muslin and sandwiches are gradually lost in the cavity of industrial tense.


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After the current state of Bangladesh gained independence, financial aid was given to the weavers of Jamdani countryside in Demra, Dhaka.


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However, due to lack of talent and remuneration, weavers no longer want to come into this profession.


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The staggered looms in Bajitpur Upazila of Kishoreganj have become silent witnesses of ancient glory.


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The jungle of Kishoreganj is also the same stage.


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At present, Jamdani Rural has been established in Mirpur, Dhaka.


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Jamdani is still in demand on various occasions.


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Due to the high price and huge demand of Jamdani in the current market, this industry in Bangladesh has gained new momentum.


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The main obstacle to Jamdani's revival is the lack of skilled and keen loomers.


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Weavers will not be interested unless appropriate wages are ensured in this labour-intensive handicraft.


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Many of the earlier famous and unforgettable designs and weaves of Jamdani sarees are now extinct.


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Most of the novice craftsmen are not informed about the design.


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The transition to the new generation of Adi Jamdani's design and knitting techniques is a challenge.


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[1] [3] Technique and process Step 1: Yarn prepared from silk culottes is arranged in it for the preparation of the main saree Step 2: The yarn prepared from the culotte is dyed Step 3: The dyed yarn is prepared for weaving Step 4: The yarn is dried with rice starch in a few steps to tighten the yarn Step 5: In the sun Dried yarn is prepared to take in it Step 6: Simple hand-held saree is designed with colored yarn in it Step 7: Rice starch is added once more while designing Step 8: Then design in saree starts step 9: Different color yarn and design is arranged in saree type There are many types of Jamdani sarees.


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However, there are two types according to the material of Jamdani saree in the primary way.


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Half silk jamdani — whose translucent yarns are silk and vertical yarns are cotton.


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Full Cotton Jamdani- which is made entirely of cotton yarn.


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Reference from External Relations, Bangladesh.


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Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

The Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972 is a 25-year term agreement signed in Dhaka on March 19, 1972, in just three months after the establishment of Bangladesh.


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Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

In English, the agreement is titled “The Indo-Bangla Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation and Peace” translated as India-Bangladesh Friendship, Cooperation and Peace Treaty.


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Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

The agreement was signed by President Sheikh Mujibur Rahman on behalf of Bangladesh and Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on behalf of India.


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Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

There were 12 rounds in the deal.


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The deal was renewable even though it was a 25-year term.


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Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

[1] Contract Requirements The introduction of the contract describes the need to formulate and edit the contract.


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Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

Inspired by the same ideals of peace, secularism, democracy, socialism and nationalism, with a pledge to strengthen the bonds of friendship through simultaneous struggle, donation and sacrifice for the real realization of these ideals, leading to the conquest of free, liberal and sovereign Bangladesh. With a firm determination to safeguard honest neighboring relations and transforming the border of both states into eternal peace and friendship; from neutrality, peaceful coexistence, mutual cooperation, refraining from interference in the other's inner affairs, and respecting regional integrity and sovereignty From firmly confident in the principles of demonstration; with a firm determination to safeguard peace, stability and security, and to the progress of their respective countries through all possible mutual cooperation; with a firm determination to further expand and strengthen the existing friendly relations between the two countries; Asia And in the interest of enduring peace in the world and in the need for national interests of both states, believing in the deepening of mutual alliances and cooperation; to strengthen peace and security in the world, to mitigate international tensions, and to mark the end of colonialism, racism and feudalism Decides to pursue efforts to eradicate; resolving international problems in today's world that are possible only through cooperation, not through hostility and conflict; upholds a firm commitment to pursue the principles and objectives of the Charter of the United Nations On behalf of the People's Republic of Bangladesh and the Republic of India decided to sign the current agreement.


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Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

Description of the Treaty Article 1. Both parties of high dignity executing the Treaty are inspired by the ideals for which the people of their respective countries have simultaneously struggled and selfish, declaring unequivocally that there will be lasting peace and friendship between both countries and its peoples.


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Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

Respect for each other's freedom, sovereignty and territorial integrity and remain steadfast in the policy of not interfering with the habitual affairs of the other.


Question: Who signed the deal on behalf of Bangladesh in the Bangladesh-India alliance treaty?

Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

Based on the stated principles and principles of equality and mutual benefit, the two parties of high status executing the agreement will further strengthen the development of existing friendly and friendly overall cooperation and relations between the two countries.


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Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

Paragraph 2, guided by the ideals of being confident in the principle of equality towards all states and peoples, regardless of race religion, both high-dignitaries of the treaty are condemning colonialism and racial discrimination of all forms and efforts to eliminate them completely and completely. Rewriting their firm promises.


Question: Who signed the deal on behalf of Bangladesh in the Bangladesh-India alliance treaty?

Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

The two high-dignitaries who execute the treaty will cooperate with other states to achieve the stated objectives and provide unwavering support for the people's righteous aspirations in the struggle against colonialism and racial discrimination and national liberation.


Question: Who signed the deal on behalf of Bangladesh in the Bangladesh-India alliance treaty?

Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

Paragraph 3 The high-dignitaries of the Treaty are reaffirming their unwavering confidence in the principles of alliance neutrality and peaceful coexistence as important elements to mitigate world tensions, safeguard international peace and security, and strengthen national sovereignty and independence.


Question: Who signed the deal on behalf of Bangladesh in the Bangladesh-India alliance treaty?

Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

Article 4 The high-dignified parties executing agreements on international issues of interest in both countries shall be in regular contact for meetings and similar exchanges at all levels.


Question: Who signed the deal on behalf of Bangladesh in the Bangladesh-India alliance treaty?

Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

Article 5 The high status of the two parties executing the Agreement shall strengthen and expand mutual benefit and greater cooperation in the economic, scientific and technical fields.


Question: Who signed the deal on behalf of Bangladesh in the Bangladesh-India alliance treaty?

Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

Both countries will expand cooperation in trade, transport and communication based on the principles applicable to equality, mutual benefit and the highest compliant state.


Question: Who signed the deal on behalf of Bangladesh in the Bangladesh-India alliance treaty?

Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

Section 6 The high-dignified two parties performing the agreement are uniformly engaged in conducting joint surveys and joint activities in the field of flood control, river basin development and development of water power and irrigation systems.


Question: Who signed the deal on behalf of Bangladesh in the Bangladesh-India alliance treaty?

Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

The High Dignity Parties executing Article 7 Agreement will strive to improve relations in the fields of art, literature, education, culture and sports.


Question: Who signed the deal on behalf of Bangladesh in the Bangladesh-India alliance treaty?

Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

Article 8 In accordance with the current friendly relations between the two countries, each of the high-dignity-executing parties of the agreement declares justly and passively that they will not enter into any military agreement signed against each other.


Question: Who signed the deal on behalf of Bangladesh in the Bangladesh-India alliance treaty?

Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

The high-dignified parties performing the deal will also refrain from attacking each other and will not allow them to do any work on the territory that may cause any damage to the defence of any party performing the deal or is considered a threat to security.


Question: Who signed the deal on behalf of Bangladesh in the Bangladesh-India alliance treaty?

Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

Article 9 If a third party engages in armed clashes against one of the parties, each of the high-ranking parties who execute the agreement shall refrain from giving any assistance to such a disturbed third party.


Question: Who signed the deal on behalf of Bangladesh in the Bangladesh-India alliance treaty?

Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

In addition, if any party is attacked or suspected of being attacked, the two sides will urgently meet to negotiate on an urgent basis to take appropriate proactive measures to ensure peace and security of their own country.


Question: Who signed the deal on behalf of Bangladesh in the Bangladesh-India alliance treaty?

Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

The high-dignified two parties executing Article 10 Agreement are devotedly declaring that neither one or more states shall be bound “to any secret or public one or more states that may be inconsistent and inviolable with this Agreement.


Question: Who signed the deal on behalf of Bangladesh in the Bangladesh-India alliance treaty?

Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

Article 11 This Agreement was signed for a period of twenty-five years.


Question: Who signed the deal on behalf of Bangladesh in the Bangladesh-India alliance treaty?

Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

The term of the contract can be extended with the mutual consent of the two parties executing the contract.


Question: Who signed the deal on behalf of Bangladesh in the Bangladesh-India alliance treaty?

Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

Thereafter, the Agreement will be in effect from the day of its


Question: Who signed the deal on behalf of Bangladesh in the Bangladesh-India alliance treaty?

Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

Paragraph 12 If there is any distinction between high-dignified parties executing a contract with real meaning of one or more paragraphs of this Agreement, it must be settled peacefully through mutual respect and negotiation.


Question: Who signed the deal on behalf of Bangladesh in the Bangladesh-India alliance treaty?

Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

The agreement has been of particular significance due to conditions on foreign and defence-related issues of significance.


Question: Who signed the deal on behalf of Bangladesh in the Bangladesh-India alliance treaty?

Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

Article 8 states, “No country can join any military alliance against another country and carry out any military operations against another country and allow land, water and air under its borders to carry out military damage to another state or threaten the solidarity of another state.


Question: Who signed the deal on behalf of Bangladesh in the Bangladesh-India alliance treaty?

Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

Paragraph 9, on the other hand, states that “not every party can provide any assistance to any third party in any military confrontation against the other party.


Question: Who signed the deal on behalf of Bangladesh in the Bangladesh-India alliance treaty?

Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

If a party is under attack or is exposed to threats of aggression, the two parties will take appropriate measures to deal with the threat of attack or aggression in a timely manner through mutual negotiations.


Question: Who signed the deal on behalf of Bangladesh in the Bangladesh-India alliance treaty?

Bangladesh-India Alliance Treaty 1972

This is how the peace and solidarity of the two countries will be maintained.