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Countries, peoples, languages / Countries of the world / Cities of Asia. India

(4)

AGRA - in the XVI-XIX centuries. residence of the Great Mughals

DELHI - the capital

PUNA

(5)

INDUR - see Indore

PATNA - port

RANCH

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AJMER (Ajmir) - religious center

BOMBAY - port

BHILAI (Bhilainagar)

Bhopal

INDAUR (Indur)

KANPUR

MADRAS - port

MADURA - see Madurai

MYSORE

MERATH

NAGPUR

CHENNAI

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BEZWADA - see Vijayawada

BENARES - see Varanasi

JAIPUR

Lucknow

MADURAY (Madura)

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AMRITSAR - religious center

BANGALORE (Bengaluru) - Bangalore

VARANASI (Benares) - religious center

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ALLAHABAD - religious center

AHMEDABAD

BENGALURU - see Bangalore

KOLKUTTA - port

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VIJAYAVADA (Bezwada)

HYDERABAD

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BHILAINAGAR - see Bhilai

VIZAGAPATAM - see Visakhapatnam

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VISHAKHAPATNAM (Visakhapatnam, Vizagapatam)

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