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GOLD CHAIN INDIA - CHAIN INDIA Gold chain india - 8mm white gold band Gold Chain India gold chain (Gold Chains) Gold Chains is an electro rap artist from San Francisco, whose real name is Topher Lafata. Gold Chains has performed along with Sue Cie (real name Sue Costabile), who is a video artist also from San Francisco area. india a republic in the Asian subcontinent in southern Asia; second most populous country in the world; achieved independence from the United Kingdom in 1947 (indian) a member of the race of people living in America when Europeans arrived A country in southern Asia that occupies the greater part of the Indian subcontinent; pop. 1,065,000,000; capital, New Delhi; official languages, Hindi and English (14 other languages are recognized as official in certain regions; of these, Bengali, Gujarati, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, and Urdu have the most first-language speakers) A code word representing the letter I, used in radio communication (indian) of or relating to or characteristic of India or the East Indies or their peoples or languages or cultures; "the Indian subcontinent"; "Indian saris" Ashura in Hyderabad-India Hussaini Alam2 During the reign of Mohammed Quli Qutub Shah a religious person, Aga Ali went for Hajj. During the pilgrimage he had the privilege of acquiring a double edged sword which belonged to Imam Jafar Sadiq. He brought the sword to Hyderabad, Mohammed Quli Qutub Shah received the sword with Royal honours, got the Ashoor khana constructed and appointed Aga Ali to install the relic there incorporating it in a specially designed Alam. The monarch also issued a decree for a Mahi Maratib, Royal Umbrella and Naubat for the Ashoor Khana. Aga Ali was endowed with Jagir and pension for the upkeep of the Ashoor Khana. The area surrounding the Ashoor khana upto the Chowk was attached to the Ashoor Khana. In 1258 H the Ashoor Khana was extended by the grand son of Aga Ali. The Langar of this Ashoorkhana is very famous. As a matter of fact the Langar was started by Hayat Bakshi Begum on her boon ( Mannat) coming true. The legend is that when Abdullah Qutub Shah was still a prince, one year the river Musi was in spate. The Prince was proceeding towards Golkonda from Hyderabad on his favourite elephant, Moorat. Seeing the strong waves of the river the elephant got wild, threw down the mahout and ran with the Prince into the forest. When his mother, Hayat Bakshi Begum got the news she was very worried. In that time the crescent of Moharrum was sighted. The noble lady sought a boon that if the Prince returned safely she would offer a chain of gold equal to the weight of the Langar( the chain ) used for tying the elephant of the Ashoor Khana of Hussaini Alam. She vowed that this chain of gold would be tied round the waist of the Prince and he would be made to walk to the Ashoor Khana with it. The elephant was running hither and tither in the jungle with the Prince. His mother ordered to hang food for the prince on the branches of trees in case the elephant passed that way .The prayer of the queen mother got answered. The elephant recovered from its fit and returned tamely to the Fort. In fulfillment of the oath the Queen arranged spreading of carpet from the Fort Mohammed Nagar to Hussaini Alam , tied a gold chain of forty maunds around the body of the Prince and he went walking to the Hussaini Alam Ashoor Khana. The gold and sherbet made out of 40 maunds of sugar was distributed to the poor people. This established the tradition of the Langar. The description of the traditional Langar during the Asaf Jahi period itself would require a chapter to be dealt in some detail. To put it briefly it was an occasion looked forward to by the people and the houses on the route of the procession were reserved three months ahead of the occasion by intending visitors from other places. This procession was witnessed even by the British Viceroy, Lord Curzon. Since the Langar reflected pomp and show of wealth and power, the Seventh Nizam thought it was not appropriate to have it during the month of Moharrum and as such, discontinued it. The Hussaini Alam goes round in a procession within the precincts of the building on the night of Ashoora. Asia - India / Gujarat Meghwal tribal woman Meghwal Harijan married woman wear an elaborate gold nose ring called "Velado". It is a sign of marriage and worn only on special occasions. Beadwork by the Harijans includes neck chokers and bracelets, sometimes with the initials of the artisan stitched into the pattern. Bead items required during marriage celebrations like 'Akhiyan', the face cover for brides, 'Indoni', and 'Mangal Sutra' are prepared by using plastic beads. Small Children at Birandiara wear three bead drop earrings in upper ear. Women wear beadwork chokers on the neck, silver Varlo, silver chain with 'Tajvi', 'Chuda' and 'Bangari' and 'Silver Kadi' from Bhuj. Unmarried girls among Meghwal-Harijans in Hodka, Banni, Kutch, wear a 'Haar' necklace with silver leaf-shaped pendant. At marriages, alight is fed with Ghee or oil with betulnuts corn and red Kunkoo powder. The couple walks four times round this light. Meghwals of Nirona in Nakhatrana marry outside the village. Marriages between members of the same sub-division are prohibited in Meghwals.Matangs take their wives from other sections, and inter-marriages take place between Maheshri Meghwals and Maheshri Meghwal Brahmin. Polygamy is allowed but polyandry is not practiced. The marriage offer comes from the boy's parents and is communicated through the priest. There is now dowry amongst Maheshshri Meghwals. Other Meghwal sub-groups have a dowry paid by the boy's parents. Related topics: cheats for marble blast gold bracelet charms gold canadian maple gold coin price gold coin proof sets gold fish charm should i sell my gold sell my gold online

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