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        No.3550

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        Temple dedicated to the sun god
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        Seville Adventurer's Guild
        Do you know about the god Surya that appears in Indian Mythology? He's said to be a sun god. There's a story going around that there's a temple where he was sorshipped. If you don't mind, i'd like you to investigate it. Go to Goa now and gather some information.
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                      1. Goa - Talk to Barkeep
                      2. Calicut Archives - Talk to Scholar
                      3. Calicut Archives - Search for Theology books, Theology r3 And Indian Lang Required
                      4. Calicut Archives - Talk to Scholar
                      5. Konark - Second map of Kolkata(Calcutta) Observe Recognition


                      Temple dedicated to the sun god Konark Sun Temple
                      Chariot of the sun god 1 3 1 Wheel of Konark

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                      The sun crossing the sky 4 6 1 The Statue of Surya
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                      1. Object of faith
                      Surya is a god who has been worshipped from some time here in India, and is originally from Persia. The library in Calicut may hold some records. I suggest you ask the scholars there..

                      2. Temple dedicated to Surya
                      The temple of the sun god Surya? It is said to have been built by Narashimha Dhruva of the Ganga Dynasty as a commemoration of their victory over the Muslims... My books should cointain some writings on its architectural traits. Please search them.

                      3. Chariot of the god Surya
                      ...The temple is dedicated to the sun god Surya, and was built in the shape of the symbol of the sun's movement through the sky, a giant stone chariot. The entire temple is shaped after Surya's chariot, and the fundations at the bottom have twelve wheels engraved on either side...

                      4. That which wheels represents
                      The 24 wheels, 12 on each side, are said to symbolize time. Twelve represent the number of months in a year, and twenty four the number of hours in a day. I believe the temple was deep inland to the southwest of Calcutta. Peraps you should prepare and make your way there?

                      5. Location of the temple of the sun god
                      The temple dedicated to Surya appears to be to the southwest of Calcutta. Leave the gates of Calcuta and search for it. If you see any building that resembles it use "Recognition".



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                        • Konark Sun Temple ★★ (Religious architecture) Exp:260 Fame:100
                          Temple of the sun god Surya. The whole temple is an image of Surya's chariot. It is said to have been built by Narashimha Dhruva I of the Ganga Dynasty to commemorate the defeat of the Islamic invaders.

                          Slideman
                          05-20-2017
                          I just got this quest after I learned indian languages.

                          BonnyLass
                          05-20-2017
                          That might help make the quest appear more often, but I saw this quest for ages without Indian languages before finally getting around to doing it.

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