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Amacha (甘茶, [amat͡ɕa]) is a ****anese
herbal tea made from
fermented leaves of
Hydrangea macrophylla var. thunbergii. The name
derives from the characters...
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information regarding the
Amāchas is the Shigarnamah,
written in 1752 CE.
Ahmad Hasan Dani
derives the
etymology of
Amācha from the
Sanskrit amātya, meaning...
- tehsil) in the
Baltistan region. A polo
ground in
Shaksgam was
built by the
Amacha Royal family of Shigar, and the
Rajas of
Shigar used to
invite the Amirs...
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beverage in the country.
Drink portal United states portal Indonesia portal Amacha (lit. 'sweet tea'), a ****anese
drink Tortuga (****tail) Glock,
Allison (2008-07-01)...
- Raja Azam Khan
Amacha is a ****stani
politician and has been a
member of the
Gilgit Baltistan ****embly
since November 2020. He
became Head of the ruling...
- umbelliferone, and may be
responsible for the
possible toxicity of the plant.
Amacha is a ****anese
beverage made from
fermented leaves of
Hydrangea macrophylla...
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settlement in Hunza, a fort
named Khar-i-Dong was
built in
Shigar by the
Amachas in the 11th century. Later, the fort was
destructed by an
invasion of the...
- part of Gedatsu-kai
prayers is the
Amacha Kuyo, or
Amacha Blessing. The
Amacha Blessing is
performed by
pouring Amacha tea on a Kuyo-To (a
wooden plaque...
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contain a toxin. The "safe"
hydrangeas belong to the
Hydrangea serrata Amacha ("sweet tea")
cultivar group.
Jasmine flower tea,
though it is commonly...
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celebrated about a
month earlier. In ****an,
Vesak celebrations include pouring amacha (甘茶), a
sweet tea made from
Hydrangea macrophylla, on statues. In Buddhist...
