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Encyclopedia > Adamaru

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Adamaru in local Tulu language known in english by Admar is a village in Dakshina kannada district of Karnataka state in India.The village houses Adamaru matha belonging to Ashta matha established by dwaita philospher Shri Madhwaacharya.Madwaacharya is also known by Poornaprajna and Anandathirta.The village can be reached by taking turn at Yermal on national highway 17 (NH17) on route from Mangalore(Kudla)to Udupi(Udipi).Media:udupipages.com

 

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