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Tipuana tipu, conocido también como tipa, tipa blanca, tipuana palo rosa, es la única especie aceptada del género Tipuana, árbol de la familia de las Fabaceae, originaria de Brasil, Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia y Uruguay.
Es un árbol de rápido crecimiento, corpulento. De altura media llegando a alcanzar 18 metros, con el tronco cilíndrico con la corteza agrietada de color gris oscuro, con la copa muy aparasolada y muy ramificada con ramas que se extienden en quebrados segmentos rectilíneos. Hojas compuestas, de 4 dm de largo, imparipinnadas, de color verde claro con 11 a 29 foliolos oblongos. Las flores son amarillentas, agrupadas en inflorescencia. Fruto legumbre alada (tipo samara), de 4-7 cm de longitud, indehiscente, con 1 sola semilla en su interior.
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Tipuana tipu, conocido también como tipa, tipa blanca, tipuana, palo rosa, es la única especie aceptada del género Tipuana, árbol de la familia de las Fabaceae, originaria de Argentina y Bolivia.
Common name: Tipu tree.
Botanical name: Tipuana tipu.
Family: Fabaceae.
Taken in Somerset West, Western Cape, South Africa.
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La margarida de prat o margaridot (Leucanthemum vulgare, Sinònim Chrysanthemum leucanthemum), és un tipus de margarida, molt estesa originària d'Europa i de les regions asiàtiques de clima temperat. Ha estat introduïda a Amèrica del Nord, Austràlia i Nova Zelanda on s'ha tornat una mala herba comuna i també és plantada a la vora de les carreteres.
Planta perenne que fa de 6 a 100 cm d'alçada, erecta glabra o pubescent i que presenta nombroses formes. Les fulles són verd fosques a les dues bandes, les fulles mitjanes de la tija i també les superiors oblongues o rarament linears, de més de 2 mm d'ample i regularment dentades. Capítols solitaris o en grups, lígules blanques. No produeix papus. Floreix de maig a setembre.
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Leucanthemum vulgare, commonly known as the ox-eye daisy, oxeye daisy, dog daisy, marguerite (French: Marguerite commune, "common marguerite") and other common names, is a widespread flowering plant native to Europe and the temperate regions of Asia, and an introduced plant to North America, Australia and New Zealand.
L. vulgare is a perennial herb that grows to a height of 80 centimetres (31 inches) and has a creeping underground rhizome. The lower parts of the stem are hairy, sometimes densely hairy but more or less glabrous in the upper parts. The largest leaves are at the base of the plant and are 4–15 cm (1+1⁄2–6 in) long, about 5 cm (2 in) wide and have a petiole. These leaves have up to 15 teeth, or lobes or both on the edges. The leaves decrease in size up the stem, the upper leaves up to 7.5 cm (3 in) long, lack a petiole and are deeply toothed.
The plant bears up to three "flowers" like those of a typical daisy. Each is a "head" or capitulum 2–7.5 cm (3⁄4–3 in) wide.[3] Each head has between fifteen and forty white "petals" (ray florets) 1–2 centimetres (3⁄8–3⁄4 in) long surrounding the yellow disc florets. Below the head is an involucre of glabrous green bracts 7–10 millimetres (1⁄4–3⁄8 inch) long with brownish edges. Flowering occurs from May to October. The seed-like achenes are 1–3 mm (1⁄16–1⁄8 in) long and have ten "ribs" along their edges but lack a pappus.
Ox-eye daisy is similar to shasta daisy (Leucanthemum × superbum) which has larger flower heads (5–12 cm or 2–4 +3⁄4 in wide) and to stinking chamomile (Anthemis cotula) which has smaller heads
(1.5–3 cm or 5⁄8–1+1⁄8 in wide). L. maximum is also
similar, usually with rays 2–3 cm (3⁄4–1+1⁄8 in) in length
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The Tomb of Tipu Sultan, also called the Gumbaz at Srirangapatna, is a beautiful and historic monument in Karnataka. Tipu Sultan built it in 1784 for his beloved father Hyder Ali and mother Fathima Fakhr-un-Nisa. Years later, after Tipu died fighting the British in 1799, he was also laid to rest here.
The tomb is known for its grand dome, shiny black granite pillars, and beautifully carved doors with ivory work. It sits in the middle of a peaceful garden called Lal Bagh, with the graves of Tipu’s family and soldiers nearby. Standing here feels like stepping back into the era of the “Tiger of Mysore,” a brave king who fought fiercely for his land.
Tipu Sultan ( Urdu:ٹیپو سلطان, Kannada : ಟಿಪ್ಪು ಸುಲ್ತಾನ್ ) (20 November 1750 – 4 May 1799), (Sultan Fateh Ali Khan Shahab[2]) also known as the Tiger of Mysore, and Tipu Sahib,[3] was a ruler of the Kingdom of Mysore. He was the eldest son of Sultan Hyder Ali of Mysore.[4] Tipu introduced a number of administrative innovations during his rule, including his coinage, a new Mauludi lunisolar calendar,[5] and a new land revenue system which initiated the growth of Mysore silk industry.[6] Tipu expanded the iron-cased Mysorean rockets and wrote the military manual Fathul Mujahidin, considered a pioneer in the use of rocket artillery.[7] He deployed the rockets against advances of British forces and their allies in their 1792 and 1799 Siege of Srirangapatna.
In his lengthy description of Tipuana in 1853 (under the name of Machaerium tipu), versatile George Bentham (1800-1884) writes that this tree is called the Tipú of Peru by the people of the Paraná Valley. And he adds - I don't know why - that this valley has the best gold in the entire area. Whatever the case, the flower of our tree sure is golden.
But it's no doubt the pollen or nectar not the gold that attracts this beautiful Hoverfly. I'm not 'up' on Peruvian insects and am at a loss. Anyone out there? Thanks. PS: Many thanks to Alan Thornhill, see below, for his tentative identification: Allograpta piurana.
I saw this tree on the perimeter of the astounding Huaca Pucllana, an enormous adobe and clay platform, once a city of the Lima and the Wari Cultures (200-1000 CE), now in central Miraflores, Lima. It's being excavated since the 1980s.
The right inset has a dessicated Toad - a kind of cousin of this writer, Rana Pipiens. It seems that Toads had a special place in Lima Culture; this is a dry area and they signified 'rain'. Apparently - explained our guide -Toads were caught and put into a cage of some sort until they croaked; that sound was thought to call up rain. Of course, in the aftermath of this rite Toad 'croaked' as well. This one dates from those times.
'Ah!' you exclaim, 'But what about that Rosewood?' Well, for that there's also an explanation. The sap of this tree bleeds rose-colored.
Es un árbol de rápido crecimiento, corpulento. De altura media llegando a alcanzar 18 metros, con el tronco cilíndrico con la corteza agrietada de color gris oscuro, con la copa muy aparasolada y muy ramificada con ramas que se extienden en quebrados segmentos rectilíneos. Hojas compuestas, de 4 dm de largo, imparipinnadas, de color verde claro con 11 a 29 foliolos oblongos. Las flores son amarillentas, agrupadas en inflorescencia. Fruto legumbre alada (tipo samara), de 4-7 cm de longitud, indehiscente, con 1 sola semilla en su interior.
Srirangapattana is 16 km from Mysore city, Karnataka, South India.
Tipu Sultan (1750-1799) was the de-facto ruler of the Kingdom of
Mysore. He is better known as the 'Tiger of Mysore'. His full name was
Sultan Fateh Ali Tippu and he was born on 20th November, 1750 at
Devanahalli, in present-day Kolar district, near Bangalore, India. He
is the eldest son of Hyder Ali.
Tipu Sultan was a farsighted person who could foresee East India
Company's design to get entrenched in India. He therefore negotiated
with the French for help and also sought assistance from the Amir of
Afghanistan and the Sultan of Turkey. The British were scared of
Tipu's growing strength and after their defeat in 1783 they formed an
alliance with the Nizam of Hyderabad and Marhattas. The French,
however, deserted Tipu after the signing of the Treaty of Versailles.
The British availed the chance with the help of the Nizam and the
Marathas, and started the third Anglo-Mysore war in 1790.
As long as the British fought alone, Tipu always defeated them. But he
could not come over their diplomacy, conspiracy and intrigue. Thus he
was defeated in his capital, Seringapatam, and was forced to sign a
humiliating treaty on March 22, 1792. As a result he had to concede
half of his kingdom and pay an indemnity of 33 million rupees to the
British and their allies. The alliance between the adversaries was
soon broken and in 1795 the British, after defeating the Nizam, once
again turned their attention towards Mysore. After the treaty at
Seringapatam, Tipu Sultan did not waste his time and made extensive
preparations against the British. He had rebuilt his war machine in
the shortest possible time with the help of the French. The British
regarded it as a violation of the treaty. This led to the start of the
fourth Anglo-Mysore war in 1798 with the help of the Nizam. The French
were unable to provide the needed support to Tipu Sultan. Tipu Sultan
retreated to his capital and continued fighting till he breathed his
last in May 1799. Tipu Sultan is buried at a mausoleum that he himself
had built, along with his father Haider Ali and his mother Fatima
Begum.
The Entrance of Tipu Sultan's Fort at Devanahalli is very narrow and only small vehicles like cars and jeeps can enter.
En aquest tipus de imatges m’agrada que es pugui apreciar be la textura de l’aigua. Per això cal tirar a velocitats per sota del segon, entre 1/8 i 1/5, con en aquest cas.
Per tal d’evitar que l’aigua surti massa exposada es millor subexposar entre 1 i 2 passos i després aixecar les ombres. Els sensors actuals ho permeten sense que apareixi soroll.
Fotografia feta durant el Photo Trekking de tardor per la Val d’Aran amb la Marta Bretó i LandScape.
The Tipu Sultan palace dates back to the year 1790. This palace was constructed as the summer residence of Tipu Sultan, and was built entirely of teak-wood. It is a necessity to learn from the lessons of the past.
“If you don't invite God to be your summer Guest, He won't come in the winter of your life.” - {Lahiri Mahasaya}
Korero was a librarian working in Ko-Koro, meticulously organizing and re-organizing the shelves according to a system only he understood. Over time he gained a reputation for pestering Akaku-wearing colleagues to swap masks.
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After the Matoran population migrated to Spherus Magna in the wake of Makuta's fall, the pungent Thornax fruit became a delicacy among them - much to the surprise of the Agori natives. Tipu, a Le-Matoran fruit vendor, was among the first to popularize it among his people.
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This picture was taken in expo center Karachi. This is purly hand made on the top of the marble and artist used real stones/diamonds & gold for this art.
Tippu Sultan (full name Sultan Fateh Ali Tippu), also known as the Tiger of Mysore (November 20, 1750, Devanahalli – May 4, 1799, Srirangapatna), was the first son of Haidar Ali by his second wife, Fatima or Fakhr-un-nissa. He was the de facto ruler of the Kingdom of Mysore from the time of his father's death in 1782 until his own demise in 1799. Tippu Sultan was a learned man and an able soldier. He was reputed to be a good poet. He was a devout Muslim, but was also appreciative of other religions. At the request of the French, for instance, he built a church, the first in Mysore. He was proficient in the languages he spoke [1]. He helped his father Haidar Ali defeat the British in the Second Mysore War, and negotiated the Treaty of Mangalore with them. However, he was defeated in the Third Anglo-Mysore War and in the Fourth Anglo-Mysore War by the combined forces of Britain and of Travancore. Tippu Sultan died defending his capital Srirangapatnam (frequently anglicized to Seringapatam), on May 4, 1799.
Castell de Saburella
Fitxa tècnica
Tipus castell i edifici
Documentat 1229
Construït segles XII-XIII
Característiques
Estil tardoromà, musulmà
Altitud 683 m msnm
Ubicació
Querol (Alt Camp) 41° 25′ 29″ N, 1° 21′ 47″ E
Castell de Saburella situat respecte Catalunya
Situació dins Espanya Catalunya
Bé cultural d'interès nacional
Declaració 22/04/1949[1]
Identificador BCIN: 1345-MH
BIC: RI-51-0006692
Tipus Monument històric
Modifica dades a Wikidata
El castell de Saburella, o de Savorella, al terme municipal de Querol (Alt Camp), és de construcció posterior a la Reconquesta i està situat a la banda dreta del riu Gaià. Es troba sobre un turó (683 m) i la seva conservació és prou bona, sobretot una de les tres torres semicirculars, que es manté gairebé sencera, i una part de la muralla. Les poques notícies històriques que ha generat aquesta fortificació han fet més difícil establir una datació unànime, tanmateix pensem que la seva construcció ha de ser tardana, de finals del segle XII-principis del segle XIII, i relacionada de ben segur amb els conflictes que en el veí castell de Selmella tingueren lloc entre el monestir de Santes Creus i els Cervelló.
Location: Central Martyr Monument ( Bengali: কেন্দ্রীয় শহীদ মিনার ), Dhaka, B A N G L A D E S H.
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TIPU KIBRIA, One of my favorite photographer on flickr ! I have been seeing his work for the past few years and i always look forward to seeing new work from him. I know him from 2009 and for the first time i was met him on 16 Dec 2011 at Dhaka University. He is a great friend here in flickr. I love to browse his pictures. I wish you all the best and hope to see more amazing pictures of our beloved beautiful country Bangladesh. Best of luck Tipu vai:)
ABOUT TIPU KIBRIA :
Mr. Tipu Kibria, an eminent writer, editor and freelance photo journalist . He has been writing rhymes, poems, stories, novels, features since 1977, when he was a boy of 11only. Finishing university education, he joined as an editor of a monthly juvenile magazine named "Kishor Pattrika" getting published from Seba Prokashoni, the most popular publication house in Bangladesh. In his arsenal, he has about 55 publications, mostly are for children. But his juvenile horror series proved an unmatched craze among the children of Bangladesh. He is running a Flickr group named
”SHUDHUI BANGLA” successfully since last 4 years as a great Administrator.
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Masia de tipus basilical, amb planta baixa i pis. Tot i que exteriorment presenta el cos central emergent per a les golfes, com és característic en la tipologia basilical, en aquest edifici les golfes foren eliminades i l'espai forma part de la sala principal, amb un embigat de fusta i dos portals decorats amb estuc al gust barroc. La porta d'entrada d'arc de mig punt, adovellada, i les cantoneres i els marcs de les finestres són de pedra amb ampits, brancals i dintells de pedra; la que hi ha sobre el portal principal té esculpida la data 1777. També a la façana nord hi ha tres finestres de pedra treballada, amb inscripcions, una d'elles amb la data de 1784, i un rellotge de sol.
La masia té un cos lateral adossat que desfigura en part l'estructura basilical a la banda de migdia, on destaca una finestra amb motllura trencaaigües coronada amb mènsula esculpida amb cares humanes, a la paret de ponent d'aquest cos. Damunt d'aquesta finestra hi ha un altre, de forma conupial, molt més petita. En un portal d'aquest cos hi consta la data de 1772, així com a la paret de llevant hi ha la data de 1673, incrustada a la tàpia. Al costat de l'edifici hi ha una cisterna i, al seu davant, una era.
Observacions: També és coneguda amb el nom de Mas Golart. Aquesta masia està considerada un dels edificis setcentistes més complerts de tot el Penedès. LLORAC (1988) Al mateix turó que Can Ros, a uns 250 m d'aquesta, es troba el Maset de Can Ros (UTM X= 401811; Y= 4584753), un petit mas en estat ruïnós, de planta única, rectangular, cobert amb teulada d'un sol vessant. S'hi adossa un tancat, probablement utilitzat al seu moment per al bestiar, fet de pedra, amb contraforts a les cantonades. L'edifici principal presenta alguns refacció posterior, realitzada amb maó, i teulada d'uralita. Aquest maset, ara en estat ruïnós, formava part de la masia de Can Ros.
Els orígens del mas són al segle XV, si bé el seu aspecte actual és fruit d'una important reforma realitzada al segle XVIII.
Un dels seus propietaris, Llorens Ros, va ser batlle de la sobirania de Subirats l'any 1690. La denominació de Can Golart s'ignora totalment des de mitjans del segle XIX.
El paller és un tipus de construcció utilitzat al començament de segle xx, tant com un mètode d'assecat com d'emmagatzematge del fenc o la palla.
Es preparava a mà després de segar o de la collita.
Es componia d'un pal central de fusta sobre el que s'hi acumulava el fenc tallat, en capes, formant un munt fins a la seva posterior transferència a l'estable.
Era una característica dels països europeus de clima càlid abans de l'abandonament de la pràctica en favor de les bales d'emmagatzematge per raó del desenvolupament de la mecanització agrícola.
Un paller a la carretera de Brunyola (La Selva) CAT.
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the barn
Barn is a type of construction used in the early twentieth century, both as a method of drying and storing hay or straw.
It was prepared by hand after harvesting or harvesting.
It consisted of a central wooden pole on which the hay cut in layers accumulated, forming a pile until it was later transferred to the stable.
It was a feature of warm-climate European countries before the abandonment of the practice in favor of storage bales due to the development of agricultural mechanization.
A barn on the road to Brunyola (La Selva) CAT.
The front view of the palace from where Tipu Sultan used to address the audience when he used to visit the Palace.
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The Devanahalli Fort was originally built in 1501. It remained under several rulers and has great historical and archeological relevance. It was with Mallabaire Gowda, the then Dalwai of Mysore, who built the fort. it was attacked by Nanjarajaiah in 1749, before it passed into the hands of Hyder Ali and finally Tipu Sultan. In 1791, during the Anglo-Mysore War, the fort went under the British after Lord Cornwallis attacked the fort.
Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace is one of the famous palaces of the Mysore city. This royal structure is situated to the west of Kote Venkataramana Temple. Hydar Ali started the construction of this palace, which was completed by his son Tipu Sultan in 1791. This palace was exclusively built to run the durbar, which would deal with the happenings in the territory. Most of the palaces were stone or brick made, but this unique structure was completely built of wood so commonly known as Wooden Palace. Everything used to construct palace, right from its delicately carved pillars, its beams and ceiling is in wood.
The palace has gardens on the either side with fountains in front to keep the air cool. Fountains are no longer present. There are eastern and western balconies, from where Tipu Sultan conducted the territory affairs. These are wonderfully carved and are raised on small pillars. The palace was originally enclosed in a mud fortress, which was built in 17th century by Chikka Devaraja Wodeyar. The structure is built using the Mughal style of architecture, which resembles the Durbar Hall of Akbar at Allahabad. This architecture is a merger of Saracenic and Indian styles. The main floor of the Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace is small but artistically decorated. The tall traditional Indian style carved wooden pillars touching the first floor ceiling look like eight petalled lotus.
The walls and roofs of the Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace is covered with floral painting decorations. The upper floor comprises of the four halls, each with two balconies for the prince. All the ends of the court have balconies for the officer of the highest rank. In a small room on the ground floor, some pictures of Hydar Ali Khan, Tipu Sultan and his sons are displayed.
Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace is a beautiful wooden structure, reflecting history and heritage, and tourists visiting Mysore must make it a point to visit this grand palace to have a wonderful date with history.