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==Gendo / गेंडो== | ==Gendo / गेंडो== | ||
| − | *This village lies three miles east of [[Sanchuli|Sanchuli Gram]] near of [[ | + | *This village lies three miles east of [[Sanchuli|Sanchuli Gram]] near of [[Nand Gaon]] and [[Barsana]]. [[Krishna]] and [[Balram|Baldev]] used to play ball games here with the sakhas. |
*Genda means "ball". This village has seven ponds. | *Genda means "ball". This village has seven ponds. | ||
*Genda-kund, which is where Shri Balaram used to stand when they played ball games, is in the north of the village; and Genda-khor, which is where Krishna used to stand, is in the north-west. | *Genda-kund, which is where Shri Balaram used to stand when they played ball games, is in the north of the village; and Genda-khor, which is where Krishna used to stand, is in the north-west. | ||
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Gendo / गेंडो
- This village lies three miles east of Sanchuli Gram near of Nand Gaon and Barsana. Krishna and Baldev used to play ball games here with the sakhas.
- Genda means "ball". This village has seven ponds.
- Genda-kund, which is where Shri Balaram used to stand when they played ball games, is in the north of the village; and Genda-khor, which is where Krishna used to stand, is in the north-west.
- Gaidharavan is in the east, Belvan-kund is in the south, Gopi-kund is in the south-west, Jalbhara-kund is in the west, and vihar-kund is in the north-west. The gopis filled their pots with water (jal bharna) from Jalbhara-kund.