- The
Western Ghats, also
known as the Sahyadri, is a
mountain range that
stretches 1,600 km (990 mi)
along the
western coast of the
Indian peninsula. Covering...
- the same was
called the
Sahya Mountains. The
peaks of
these Malaya mountains were said to be
higher than
those of the
Sahya Mounta.
Sangam Literature...
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Trappist monastery of the Syro-Malankara
Catholic Church,
located in the
Sahya Mountains of Vagamon, Kerala, India. In 1956,
Zacharias Mar Athanasios,...
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Sahya Arts and
Science College is a self-financing
tertiary education institution established in 2013
under the
aegis of
Sahya Pravasi Co-operative Society...
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north part of
Kerala state.
Kottiyoor Temple situated on the
beautiful Sahya mountain range valley and is
blessed with
abundant natural beauty". "Wildlife...
-
simply visited the
Sahya mountains at some
point in his life.
Critics of this
theory also
point out that
Bharavi mentions the
Sahya mountains only once...
-
Purana and
Padma Purana, said the
Vishnu temple was
built by Brahma, in the
Sahya valley and in
these texts, it is
referred to as "Sahyamalaka Kshetra." According...
-
concept sahya (Sanskrit: सह्य) in the Upanishads.
Sahya means,
depending on the context, "to bear", "endure", "suffer", and "put up with".
Sahya is considered...
- Ila
desires to be a woman. The king Ela (Ila)
entered Parvati's
grove at
Sahya mountain and
became the
woman Ilā. Ilā
wished to
remain a
woman and serve...
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plates declare that
Sanaphulla obtained lordship over the
territory between Sahya mountain and the sea
through the
favour of Krisnaraja. Sana-phulla's son...
