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- Tikijhya abstract "Tiki Jhya (Devanagari: तिकि झ्या:) derived its name from the Newari language word for a four-divisional square window. These types of windows are basically used in the ancient temples, palace, and other traditional places of Nepal. It is usually made of wood carved with traditional designs. Tourists can find these types of windows in temples and palaces. Kathmandu, Patan, and Bhaktapur Durbar Squares are the best place to visit and see these types of windows.".
- Tikijhya wikiPageExternalLink www.tikijhya.com.
- Tikijhya wikiPageID "20011624".
- Tikijhya wikiPageRevisionID "501212739".
- Tikijhya hasPhotoCollection Tikijhya.
- Tikijhya orphan "February 2009".
- Tikijhya refimprove "November 2008".
- Tikijhya subject Category:Nepalese_architecture.
- Tikijhya subject Category:Windows.
- Tikijhya type Artifact100021939.
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- Tikijhya type Object100002684.
- Tikijhya type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Tikijhya type Structure104341686.
- Tikijhya type SupportingStructure104361095.
- Tikijhya type Whole100003553.
- Tikijhya type Window104587648.
- Tikijhya type Windows.
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- Tikijhya comment "Tiki Jhya (Devanagari: तिकि झ्या:) derived its name from the Newari language word for a four-divisional square window. These types of windows are basically used in the ancient temples, palace, and other traditional places of Nepal. It is usually made of wood carved with traditional designs. Tourists can find these types of windows in temples and palaces. Kathmandu, Patan, and Bhaktapur Durbar Squares are the best place to visit and see these types of windows.".
- Tikijhya label "Tikijhya".
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- Tikijhya sameAs Q7801937.
- Tikijhya sameAs Q7801937.
- Tikijhya sameAs Tikijhya.
- Tikijhya wasDerivedFrom Tikijhya?oldid=501212739.
- Tikijhya isPrimaryTopicOf Tikijhya.