Rarh region

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The Rarh region is a historical and geographical area in eastern India characterized by its undulating laterite plains and distinct cultural identity, spanning parts of western West Bengal and adjoining states.

All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Rarh region canonical 10
Rarh region of West Bengal 2
Mallabhum 1

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Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
historical region
borderedBy Chota Nagpur Plateau
Indo-Gangetic Plain
surface form: Gangetic plains
climate tropical wet and dry climate
country India
hasCulturalIdentity distinct regional culture
hasRelief low hills
plateau fringe
historicallyAssociatedWith ancient Bengal polities
historicallyMentionedIn early Bengali literature
historicalRegionOf Bengal
knownFor folk dance traditions
folk music traditions
red lateritic soil
rural temple architecture
languageRegionFor Bengali
surface form: Bengali language

Sadri language
Santhali
surface form: Santali language
locatedIn eastern India
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Jharkhand
Orissa
surface form: Odisha

West Bengal
partOf South Asia
surface form: Indian subcontinent
soilType laterite
terrainFeature undulating plains
traditionalEconomy agriculture
mining

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Referenced by (14)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

West Bengal hasRegion Rarh region
Murshidabad region Rarh region
this entity surface form: Rarh region of West Bengal
Bolpur subdivision locatedInRegion Rarh region
this entity surface form: Rarh region of West Bengal
Khoai region partOf Rarh region
Birbhum district region Rarh region
Bolpur locatedInRegion Rarh region
Bankura region Rarh region
Bankura historicalRegion Rarh region
this entity surface form: Mallabhum
Tarapith locatedIn Rarh region
Asansol region Rarh region
Baharampur region Rarh region
this entity surface form: Rarh and Bagri border region of West Bengal
Jayrambati region Rarh region
Kamarpukur locatedIn Rarh region
Berhampore region Rarh region