Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Koh e Hindaki, Romanized, \"Hendaki\", Endakī, Indikki, Indiki, and Hindka’i (Persian: کوه هندکی Mountain of the Hindu Region) is a mountain of the Hindu Kush in Afghanistan.Located near Bagrami District, Kabul Province,Hindaki is a very large room. The area is located south of Kassa ye Kabul (Kabul Basin), on both sides of the ridges. Hindaki is not a mountain, but a phenomenon of the most important historical significance. Over the history of the area Hindaki has been minimized. Jahan-Numa Palace after the pattern of Jahan Numa in India, (renamed as Chilhil Sutun, also on the pattern of Chehel Setoun of Isfahan ) was on a slope of mountain of Hindaki (2251 m), another mountain on the western side of the south-west of Kabul, about 10 km from this mountain with a height of 2199 m. At the beginning of the 20th Century it is renamed to Koh e Chehel Setoun. Today, this mountain is located in the eastern district of Shah Shayed. Only ruins can be seen not far from Shah Bahar (King Vihara)."@en }
Showing triples 1 to 1 of
1
with 100 triples per page.
- Koh_e_Hindaki abstract "Koh e Hindaki, Romanized, \"Hendaki\", Endakī, Indikki, Indiki, and Hindka’i (Persian: کوه هندکی Mountain of the Hindu Region) is a mountain of the Hindu Kush in Afghanistan.Located near Bagrami District, Kabul Province,Hindaki is a very large room. The area is located south of Kassa ye Kabul (Kabul Basin), on both sides of the ridges. Hindaki is not a mountain, but a phenomenon of the most important historical significance. Over the history of the area Hindaki has been minimized. Jahan-Numa Palace after the pattern of Jahan Numa in India, (renamed as Chilhil Sutun, also on the pattern of Chehel Setoun of Isfahan ) was on a slope of mountain of Hindaki (2251 m), another mountain on the western side of the south-west of Kabul, about 10 km from this mountain with a height of 2199 m. At the beginning of the 20th Century it is renamed to Koh e Chehel Setoun. Today, this mountain is located in the eastern district of Shah Shayed. Only ruins can be seen not far from Shah Bahar (King Vihara).".