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Kîm-ngit thù-phién
This is an unusual four-armed sculpture of Parshurama from the carved wall of Rani Ki Vav, holding in his four hands an arrow, a sword, a shield and a slack bow. The stepwell situated in the town of Patan in Gujarat, India. 10 years ago on this day, Rani Ki Vav was added to the list of UNESCO's World Heritage Sites.
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Hip-siong pí-soi
Hip-siong sông-chai to liá-têu, chhâm-kâ ngài-teu tak ngie̍t ke pí-soi, tet-tó lìn-kám, chai chhṳ yit-ha sîn ke chú-thì! Ap liá-têu liáu-kié kien-tô! Chhèu-tiám
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6-ngie̍t 22-ngit ke thù-phién
On chú-thìChhṳ-yèn Sa-fi ■Vùn-fa Khô-ho̍k Kûng-chhàng On Fông-viThi-khiù Thai-khûng On fûn-luiThù-phién Sâng-yîm On chok-cháKien-chuk sṳ̂-fu ■ Chok-khiuk-kâ ■ Fa-kâ ■ Hip-siong sṳ̂-fu ■ Tiâu-khiet sṳ̂-fu On pán-khiènSu-khièn fông-sṳt On lòi-ngiènThù-phién lòi-ngièn |