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Rudraksha is a seed ( fruit) covered with pulp and green skin which turns a blue black in time after plucked from the tree. Rudraksha beads are generally round in shape, up to one inch in diameter, and can have from one face Rudraksha to twenty-one faces Rudraksha, like facets of a cut gem.The Rudraksha bead tree is considered the tear drop that fell from Lord Shiva., Rudraksha (seeds) are found that are grown together in various formations. Each seed has a naturally occurring hole in the center from the fruit itself. It is also believed that wearing the rudraksha distracts the evil eye, it brings luck.
Types of Rudraksha beads
1 face rudraksha 2 face rudraksha 3 face rudraksha 4 face rudraksha 5 face rudraksha 6 face rudraksha 7 face rudraksha
8 face rudraksha 9 face rudraksha 10 face rudraksha 11 face rudraksha 12 face rudraksha 13 face rudraksha 14 face rudraksha
15 face rudraksha 16 face rudraksha 17 face rudraksha 18 face rudraksha 19 face rudraksha 20 face rudraksha 21 face rudraksha
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Visakhapatnam, often called Vizag, has a rich history that dates back over 2,600 years. According to legend, the city is named after Visakha, the Hindu god of valour and war (Kartikeya or Skanda in some traditions). Ancient texts suggest that Visakhapatnam was a pilgrimage site, with sages and traders visiting from across India and Southeast Asia. Between the 3rd century BCE and 7th century CE, Visakhapatnam was a prominent Buddhist center under the rule of the Kalinga and Satavahana dynasties. Monasteries like Thotlakonda, Bavikonda, and Bojjannakonda flourished, attracting monks and scholars from China and Sri Lanka. The region was also a major trade hub, connecting India with Rome, Persia, and Southeast Asia. Ruled by Kakatiyas, Cholas, and Gajapatis, the city remained an important port. In the 16th century, the Mughals took control, followed by the French and later the British. Under the British East India Company, Visakhapatnam became a major naval base and trading post. Modern Growth & Importance Today, Vizag is:
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