Примеры использования Kedarnath на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In Kedarnath, none of the population is under 6 years of age.
As of 2001 India census, Kedarnath had a population of 479.
During winter due to heavy snowfall, the Temple is closed and no one stays in Kedarnath.
Rudraprayag is on the way to Kedarnath(the river along the Mandakini) and Badrinath align the Mahaalaknanda.
Elevation changes are only 800 meters onlike 1500 meters between Gaurikund and Kedarnath.
Kedarnath is seen as a homogenous form of Lord Shiva, the'Lord of Kedar Khand', the historical name of the region.
I beleive that in this place it is as pleasant to meet your last days as in Kedarnath, Arunachala and Varanasi.
Under Dall's guidance, Kedarnath studied the Bible and the Unitarian writings of Channing, Emerson, Parker and others.
Dire financial strain andobligations to maintain his young wife and aging mother caused Kedarnath to look for employment.
Homely as a baby, Kedarnath evoked particular affection of his mother who prayed for his survival.
In 1886, in recognition of his prolific theological, philosophical and literary contributions,the local Gaudiya Vaishnava community conferred upon Kedarnath Datta the honorific title of Bhaktivinoda.
Jagannath then requested Kedarnath to pray for an assistant to the image of the Goddess Bimala Devi worshiped in the Jagannath temple.
In 1852 his maternal uncle, Kashiprasad Ghosh, a famous poet and newspaper editor, visited Ula and, impressed with the talented boy,convinced Jagat Mohini to send Kedarnath to Calcutta to further his studies.
When his wife gave birth to a new child, Kedarnath linked the event to the divinatory dream and named his son Bimala Prasad'"the mercy of Bimala Devi.
Kedarnath gradually established himself with the British authorities as a trustworthy, responsible and efficient officer and a man of integrity.
Participants also visited the area downstream of the recent floods in Northern India(Kedarnath) that caused heavy loss of life and damage to property a month prior to the training activity.
Kedarnath started a travelling preaching program in Bengali and Orissan villages that he called nama-hatta, or"the market-place of the name.
These external events as well as the internalconflict between morality and need moved Kedarnath towards a deeper introspection in search for a more personal and ethically appealing concept of God as accepted in Christianity and Vaishnavism.
Kedarnath was born on 2 September 1838 in the village of Ula(presently Birnagar) in Bengal, some 100 kilometres(62 mi) north of modern-day Kolkata.
In 1881 he was transferred to the Oriental Seminary of Calcutta and in 1883, after Kedarnath was posted as senior deputy magistrate in Serampore of Hooghly, Bimala Prasad was enrolled in the local school there.
Soon Kedarnath formed a society called Bhagavat Samsad consisting of the local bhadralok, who were eager listen to his intellectually stimulating and insightful exposition of Gaudiya Vaishnavism.
The second was the man-eating Leopard of Rudraprayag in 1926,which terrorized the pilgrims on the holy Hindu shrines Kedarnath and Badrinath for more than eight years, and was said to be responsible for more than 126 deaths.
At the same time Kedarnath published his first major literary work, a historical poem titled The Poriade in two volumes that earned him both a name as a poet and some income.
From the top of the Chandrashila peak, picturseque views of the Himalayan range comprising snow peaks of Nanda Devi, Panch Chuli,Banderpoonch, Kedarnath, Chaukhamba and Neelkanth on one side, and the Garhwal valley on the opposite side could be witnessed.
In 1880 Kedarnath and his wife accepted diksha(initiation) into Gaudiya Vaishnavism from Bipin Bihari Goswami(1848-1919), a hereditary descendant from one of Caitanya's associates, Vamsivadana Thakur, which formalised his commitment to the Gaudiya Vaishnava sampradaya.
Becoming increasingly involved in the intellectual values of the bhadralok community, Kedarnath along with his classmates started taking public speaking lessons from a famous British parliamentarian and abolitionist George Thompson 1804-1878.
Eventually Kedarnath felt confident enough in his studies and in 1856 enrolled in the Hindu College, Calcutta's leading school, where for the next two years he continued his studies under Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar in the company of remarkable classmates such as Keshub Chandra Sen, Nabagopal Mitra, as well as the elder brothers of Rabindranath Tagore: Satyendranath, and Ganendranath.
At the same time, Kedarnath daily met with Charles Dall, a Unitarian minister from the American Unitarian Association of Boston posted to Calcutta for propagating Unitarian ideas among the educated Bengalis.