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MANDHATA

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Originally appearing in Volume V17, Page 564 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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MANDHATA  , a

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village with temples in
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India, in
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Nimar
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district of the Central Provinces, on the
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south
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bank of the Narbada . Pop . (1901), 832 . It is a famous
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place of
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Hindu
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pilgrimage, as containing one of the twelve
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great lingas of
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Siva; and as
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late as the beginning of the 19th
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century it was the
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scene of the self-immolation of devotees who threw themselves from the cliffs into the
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river .

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