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Pahlanpur

or PALANPUR, a town of India, capital of a native state of the same name; 83 miles N. of Ahmadabad in Bombay presidency. Pop. about about 20,000. The Pahlanpur agency grims in. Small side temples appear comprises Pahlanpur and 12 other states with cupolas surmounting the accessory in with cupolas surmounting the accessory buildings. Behind the first court is in the N. of Bombay, with an area of often a second and a third, in which, 8,000 square miles, and pop. about finally, the chief temple stands. The 235,000. most celebrated is that of Juggernaut, PAIN, an uneasy sensation of body, in the island of Ramisseram, completed toward the end of the 12th century.

Also a coin of gold or silver, current in Hindustan, and varying in value in different localities from $2 to $2.25. Its value, when made of gold, by weight is equivalent to about $1.80 of American standard gold coinage.

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