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In February-March, the Purim feast is celebrated to commemorate the events of the Book of Esther.


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The celebration has evolved into a carnival celebration with masquerade.


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Around the time of Christian Passover, pesah is celebrated, commemorating leaving Egypt when Moses led the people of Israel.


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The week-long celebration begins with a seder meal, which includes reading the Bible's Exodus narrative.


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The peculiarity of the pesach feast is that it is forbidden to consume so-called leavened dishes.


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Instead of bread, unleavened matza breads are used.


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[19] Seven weeks from Pesah, there is a Shavuot feast (Pentecost for Christians), celebrated in commemoration of receiving the Torah.


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The tiša be'av (9th day of the av month) coinciding with July is the saddest day of the Jewish year to commemorate the destruction of the temples in Jerusalem.


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Košer food Jewish regulations related to food are referred to by the common name kašrut.


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The Torah defines precisely edible animals and the criteria for their manufacture.


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The diet according to Torah rules is košer, that is, passable.


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If food is not allowed, it is trefa, that is, forbidden.


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Edible livestock animals must be ruminants and have a cleft hoof; such as cow, buffalo, sheep, goat and giraffe, but not such as a pig, horse, donkey, hare and camel.


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[20] For example, chicken, duck, turkey and pigeon are suitable for poultry, but not birds of prey.


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Of the fish, only those with scales and fins are valid.


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Predator fish and crustaceans are therefore excluded from the košer diet.


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The use of blood as a food product is strictly prohibited.


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Because of this, animals must be slaughtered by slicing open their carotid artery and counting the blood out.


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The name of this form of slaughter is šehita.


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Veal should not be cooked in its mother's milk, which is why meat and dairy products are never mixed together and are not served at the same meal.


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Kitchen equipment in the Košer home includes separate cookware and cutlery for meat and milk dishes.


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The Jewish food tradition has developed over the centuries into a very rich collection of different recipes, with influences from almost any culture in the world in which Jews have lived according to Košer rules.


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Question: When was Johan Gripenberg born?

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Johan Ulrik Sebastian Gripenberg (14 September 1795 in Säksmäki — 12 October 1869, Kirkkonummi) [1] was a Finnish freeman, estate owner and senator who was known especially as a farming developer.


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He was the first director of the Mustiala Farming School from 1838 to 1847, the first chief of the Senate Farming Editorial Board from 1861 to 1866, and chairman of the so-called January Committee in 1862.


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Career Gripenberg was born into the noble family of Gripenberg, known as a military lineage, as the youngest child of Major General Hans Henrik Gripenberg and Hedvig Lovisa Jahnsson.


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[1] His brother was Odert Henrik Gripenberg, known as a schoolman.


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[2] Senator Fabian Langenskiöld was Gripenberg's nephew.


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[3] Gripenberg initially took up an officer career himself, attended the cadet school in Haapaniemi and was appointed sub-lieutenant of the topography department in 1812 and sub-captain of the 1st Finnish Infantry Regiment in 1819.


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However, Gripenberg later resigned from the service with the rank of lieutenant-colonel.


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After accompanying Emperor Alexander I on a trip to Finland in 1819, he published a travel description of it in 1828 Berättelse om Kejsar Alexanders färd från Nissilä gästgifveri till staden Kajana under Hans Mäjestäts sednaste resa till Storfustendömet Finland om sommarn år 1819.


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From 1828 to 1830, Gripenberg served as Intendant in the Commissariat of the Finnish War Corps and a little later as Vice-Governor-General of Uusimaa County, but was forced to resign by the Governor General of Finland A.


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A. At Zakrewsky's insistence, for disobeying his batch of orders.


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[1] Gripenberg then carried out his life's work mainly in agriculture, initially at his family estate in Voipaala, Sääskmäki, where he experimented with new farming methods.


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From 1833 he experimented with sugar beet cultivation and set up his own sugar factory, but after a brief initial success each had to be discontinued by 1840.


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[1] Gripenberg lost the Voipaala estate as a result, which was one of his worst setbacks.


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[4] In 1836 he had been invited to join a committee set by the Finnish Economic Society which was preparing for the establishment of a new farming college.


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From 1838 to 1847, Gripenberg served as the first director of the Mustiala Farming College.


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[5] The university focused especially on the development of farming and livestock farming.


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Gripenberg also owned the Juva estate in Espoo from 1844 to 1847.


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[1] In 1847 Gripenberg took over as farm manager of the endowment lands of Kuscheleff-Besborodko [6] located in Jackkima and Kurkijoki in Ladoga Karelia and took up residence at the court of Tervu in Kurkijoki.


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[1] In 1857, he founded Finland's first dairy in Kurkijoki [7] and sold butter and cheese to St. Petersburg.


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[1] The operation ended, [1] when the state redeemed the lamp farms for itself in 1862.


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However, the stem farm passed to the Gripenberg family.


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[8] In 1854, Gripenberg was appointed as a member of a committee headed by Senator Casimir von Kothen, which considered the restoration of the feed-sharing facility.


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Von Kothen also tried to arrange for him to be nominated to the Senate, which Gripenberg, however, was not enthusiastic about.


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[1] In 1861 [1], however, he was appointed to the Finance Department of the Senate as the first chief of the newly formed Agricultural Editorial Board [9].


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Gripenberg was also soon appointed chairman of the so-called January Committee, which prepared for the convening of the Riksdag, although together with Fabian Langenskiöld had recommended to Governor-General Fredrik Vilhelm von Berg that the project be cancelled due to its public unpopularity.


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Gripenberg was, in particular, the creditman of the Ministerial Secretary Alexander Armfelt.


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He made immediately the top of an extensive mission to different parts of Finland.


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His reports to the Emperor and the Secretary of State for Ministers may have contributed to the dismissal of Governor-General Berg and the subsequent appointment of J. V. Snellman as a member of the Senate.


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[1] Gripenberg represented his family in the Nobility Act in the Reichstag of 1863.


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[6] He was elevated to Freeman in January 1865 and his line was introduted to the Finnish Order House the following spring as a free-lord genus number 48.


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[10] During his senatorial term, Gripenberg and his family lived in the Kurkijoki River during the summer and in Helsinki during the winter.


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He resigned in 1866 from all his posts on health sys and purchased Majby estate at Kirkkonumme for the purpose of celebrating his retirement days.


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He died there three years later.


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[6] The family Gripenberg was twice married and had a total of 17 children, several of whom became prominent figures.


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In 1818, he married his cousin Beata Charlotta Gripenberg, who died in 1837.


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Eight children were born from the first union, who, with the exception of three daughters, already died small.


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In 1842 Gripenberg remarried, this time to the daughter of a saddlesmith more than twenty years younger than himself, Maria Lovisa Öhrnberg, who was part of the service member of the Voipaala estate.


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[6] [1] Nine children were born from the second union, eight of whom lived as adults and became almost all famous in various fields.


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They included Senator Johannes Gripenberg (1842—1893), People's Enlightener Maria Furuhjelm (1846—1916), Women's Attorney Elisabeth Stenius (1847—1924), Architect and Senator Sebastian Gripenberg (1850—1925), Actual State Counsellor and Commander-in-Chief Robert Edvard Gripenberg (1852—1937), Lieutenant-Colonel and war historian Gustaf Adolf Konstantin Gripenberg (1854—1918) and novelist and politician Alexandra Gripenberg (1857—1913).


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Born of the first union, Johanna Charlotta Adelaide married in 1860 to Major General Carl Viktor Olivier Colliander.


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[1] Gripenberg's grandchildren included the poet Bertel Gripenberg and the dancer Maggie Gripenberg.


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[2] Sources Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Pentti Virrankoski| title = Finnish Economic History: From the Kaskiera to the Atomic Age | publisher = Otava| year = 1975| id = ISBN 951-1-02057-9}} References on the topic elsewhere Sebastian Gripenberg: digitized at the National Library in collections Valkeakoski Cultural Office 2008.


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Roronoa Zoro

Roronoa Zoro is a swordsman in the manga/anime series One Piece.


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Zoro Zoro is the second member of the Straw Hat Pirates, or the first one Luffy convinced to join his pirate force.


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His head was willing to pay 60000000 berry after part of Alaba.


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After the events of the Enies Lobby, his apprehension fee rose to 1200,000berry.


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Zoro's current apprehension reward is 320,000,000 berry.


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Oda has told him that Zoro's animal character is a shark, the color green and his scent steel.


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Zoro's name in the American manga version was initially Roronoa Zolo, but in chapter 50 it changed to Zoro.


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Zoro's surname Roronoa comes from the name of French pirate François l'Ollonais and given name from the Japanese word “zorome” (palindrome), as he was born on November 11.


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In the first paperback of the manga's publication in Finnish, Zoro had been translated into L'Ollonois Zolo by Finnish publisher Antti Valkama, but the name was changed under pressure from readers.


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Zoro is 178cm tall (181cm after time jump), and 19 years old (21 years old after time jump).


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Zoro's birthday is November 11 and he is left-handed.


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Zoro is an accomplished swordsman who is a user of the three-sword technique (santōryū).


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However, he also mastered the techniques of two swords (Nitōryū), one sword (Ittōryū) and sword-less (Mutoryū).


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Zoro uses katanas as his weapons and has his own fighting moves.


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However, he is not a samurai, but lives a bushido lifestyle.


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Like Luffy and several other Straw Hats, Zoro kills his enemies only if he has to, but never in cold blood.


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Originally, Eiichiro Oda made Zoro the bodyguard of the Buggy Clown, but in the final One Piece version, he removed his idea.


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Personality and relationships Zoro is stern, serious and keeps his distance from others but different from Nico Robin, as Zoro's drawing style switches to comedic every now and then, while Nico Robin always stays serious.


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There's also the difference between Zoro and Robin that Nico Robin isn't very harsh.


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Furthermore, the only actual work he has been seen to do on the ship is raising and lowering the heavy anchor.


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Zoro likes sleeping and often exercises his powers.


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Like Nami, he never gets into a drunk farm, due to his inhumanly high tolerance for alcohol.


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Zoro is a bad orienteer, so he easily gets lost even in familiar places.


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However, he senses an enemy or danger and is the first to react to them.


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Zoro often recalls rough truths to his comrades.


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For example, when Chopper got caught up in a Davy Back Fight match against Foxy's Pirates, Zoro said in a surly tone of voice that Chopper himself wanted to go to sea, and would stop crying and act like a man.


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Furthermore, when Usopp later wanted to rejoin the Straw Hat Pirates, Zoro himself threatened to resign from the Straw Hats if Usopp could be allowed back without an apology.


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While his speeches now and then upset other comrades, he often has a point, as evidenced by the fact that even Sanji admitted it.


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Zoro also respects other fencers by not bragging and lying about their skills.


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Sometimes he unabashedly reveals his weaknesses, even to his enemies.


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Nor is he running away from the fighting.


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At Little Garden, he planned to break his leg so he could get back to fighting.


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Because of this, Zoro has scars around both ankles.


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Although Zoro doesn't show more special affection for others, he still likes being a Straw Hat Pirate.


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Unlike Sanji and Usopp, Zoro does not have any interest in young women.


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He is also used to his life as a pirate.


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However, the spacing between her and Sanji has never been flaunting, not even at their first sight.


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Sanji and Zoro often compete with each other, for example in hunting.


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Sometimes their competitive brawls can start at important moments, for example, during Davy Back Fight, they played a rock-paper-scissors game about which one would hold a silly ball on the end.


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But when Sanji and Zoro fight enemies, they can form a life-threatening team with each other.


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Zoro and Sanji do care and protect each other, but often that too leads to an argument.


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Zoro often wonders why he needs to take orders from Nam, but when Nami refers to the captain chuckling at some stupid thing, Zoro understands the point.


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Zoro hates Nami's machinations, for example when he borrowed 100.000 berries from Nam, and returned them after a few hours when he didn't need the money, Nami still demanded a triple payment.


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He has a unique relationship with Naval Petty Officer Tashigi.


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Zoro met Tashigi in Loguetown, where Tashigi helped him buy the new katanas.


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Tashigi is Zoro's enemy, and he collects swords from pirates and bounty hunters because he considers it an injustice for swords to be used for anything other than protection.


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Zoro is unable to properly fight Tashigi, as Tashigi bears a great resemblance to his childhood rival partner, Kuina.


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Tashigi is thus Zoro's new enemy and Smoker's crush, whom Zoro refuses to fight.


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Zoro is the second swordsman of the Straw Hats and often fights fencers.


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For example, the acrobat Kabaji of Buggy the Clown's Pirates, Mr. 1 from Baroque Works and the High Priests of Om Skypie.


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He has the title of best swordsman in the world in his sights.


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His goal is to beat in fencing Dracule Mihawk, who is the current champion.


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Zoro has once fought Mihawk, but lost and received a large wound to his upper body from Mihawk's black sword.


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After losing to Mihawk, Zoro vowed never to lose again to anyone who calls himself a swordsman.


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This is one of the few scenes where Zoro cries.


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When Zoro bangs in battle for his beard, he ties a scarf (which he usually retains on his left upper arm) in front of his forehead.


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Unlike the Max Straw Hats, Zoro claims to be an atheist, and has never prayed.


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Nami and Chopper have both argued that Zoro is more arrogant than God.


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Zoro is often regarded as the captain of the Straw Hats, due to his “hellish” power and harsh as well as realistic personality, while Luffy behaves childishly even towards his opponents.


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Zoro's Past Zoro's Promise Zoro spent his childhood practicing kendo in the dojo.


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Unlike in the anime, the manga has not stated how Zoro began to dabble in kendo.


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When Zoro was a little boy, he wanted to fight the strongest member of the dojo to try his powers, even though never before had dealt with swords.


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Zoro said he would join if he was defeated, but if Zoro won, he would take their mark.


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The challenger was the champion's daughter, Kuina, who was two years older than Zoro.


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Kuina defeated Zoro and he became a member.


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After practicing for a while, Zoro became 11 years old and was able to wield two swords.


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Zoro was good enough to win adults at the dojo.


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However, Zoro still did not defeat Kuina.


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After the 2000 fight, Zoro challenged Kuina to fight with real swords.


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Zoro lost and cried that he wouldn't get his dream come true (to become the greatest swordsman in the world) if he didn't beat Kuina.


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Kuina started crying too.


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He too wanted to be the greatest swordmaster in the world, but his father had said that a woman cannot become the greatest fencer in the world because women are inherently weaker than men.


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Zoro got angry and said that's not true.


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She pointed out that despite heavy training, she hasn't beaten Kuina despite being male.


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Zoro thinks it's not gender that matters, it's how much you train.


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This comforted Kuina and both made a promise: one or the other will become the best fencer in the world.


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The next day, Kuina died after falling down the stairs.


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Zoro did not cry at his funeral, but wept at the master's house of the dojo.


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He asked to receive Kuina's sword, the “way of harmony”, to become the most powerful swordsman in the world, and the master agreed.


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Zoro began practicing the three-sword style.


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(Two swords Zoro holds in his hands and the third in his mouth.)


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Note!


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In the 4Kids version, Kuina was not killed but was damaged in a nearby town by a gang so badly that she could no longer fight.


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Although Zoro is an atheist, years later he was seen cutting a rock and praying on Kuina's tombstone with a master before embarking on his own adventure towards the title of best swordsman.


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This only happened in anime, as the atheist side of Zoro hadn't come up yet at this point.


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So Zoro has never prayed.


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In the manga, there is less information about Zoro's childhood than in the anime.


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The manga did not show how Zoro ended up in the dojo, and his rehearsals were not shown, saying goodbye at Kuina's grave.


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Life at sea Zoro ended at sea in search of a privateer lord named Mihawk so he could challenge him and gain the title of the world's best swordsman (Zoro later met him at Baratie).


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However, Zoro got lost en route and found no more back on his home island.


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Being a good fencer, Zoro made money catching pirates to catch.


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He was learned to know the pirate hunter Zorona.


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His powers became interested in the criminal organization Baroque Works and one of their agents, Mr.6 asked Zoro to join.


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Unable to become leader of the organization, Zoro killed Mr.6, and Zoro arrived on an island where the corrupt Navy Captain Morgan was ruled.


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On the island, he ran into trouble with Morgan's son, Helmeppo.


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Monkey D. Luffy later arrived on the island and rescued Zoro.


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Zoro joined Luffy's force and became Luffy's first comrade.


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However, he warned that if his dream gets in the way, Zoro will be forced to kill his dream blocker.


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To this, Luffy just smiled and told him himself that he wanted to be a pirate king and would gladly take the best swordsman in the world in his ranks.


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During part of Alaba, Zoro learned to cut steel.


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Remembering the master talking about the skill of swordsmen not to cut, Zoro understood how to cut metal.


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He learned to hear, for example, the breath of trees and metal.


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With his attack called “Lion's Breath” (Sishi Sonson/Lion King), he defeated Mr.1 who had eaten Supa no Mi (Dice Dice Fruit/Blade Berry) and at the same time managed to exceed his goal: cutting metal.


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Skills and Powers Zoro is a sword master who knows the techniques of three swords, two swords and one sword.


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However, he most often uses the three-sword (Santōryū) technique.


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He is left-handed and uses his left hand in one-sword battles.


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In two-sword battles, he has swords in both hands and in three-sword battles, Zoro's third sword is in the mouth.


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Zoro also knows a few sword-free moves.


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He is superhumanly powerful.


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Zoro and Luffy's physical powers are close to each other, it's not proven which one is stronger.Luffy learned two gears at the Enies Lobby, but Zoro's fighting skills also increased.


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Among other things, he learned the Asura attack.


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Zoro is Luffy's first comrade and currently one of the most powerful characters not to have eaten a devilberry.


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He grew his strength on his own, training hard starting when he was little.


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Even without swords, Zoro is incredibly powerful.


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In Alabama, for example, he raised and threw a large building in his fight for Mr. 1 and he often works out sheer muscle strength.


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In addition, Zoro Rymyrings, in a race called Davy Back, flew Pickles facing Big Bun using a sword-less technique, Dragon Twister Attack.


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He also has powerful fists and the power to pump himself more muscles.


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Zoro's pain tolerance is also superhumanly high.


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He has fought many powerful enemies (such as Musti and Mr. 1) and received dead-blows.


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Yet he has been able to keep fighting.


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Just a short time ago, Zoro learned a new movement, Asura.


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In this move, two extra faces and four extra hands are created around him as an illusion and Zoro has 9 swords overall.


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This allows him to use the techniques of nine swords (Kyutōryū).


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The reason for how he creates illusions is not yet told.


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To date, he has not used more than one Kyutōryū technique, Asura: Ichibugin (Three-Headed-Six-Armed-Demon-God: One Mist Silver).


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He is likely to still use the nine-sword technique in the future.


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In the 2-year time jump, Zoro was under Mihawk teaching.


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After the time jump, Zoro became stronger, but he lost his left eye.


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Zoro is also able to swim in water faster than seamen.


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The katanas of Zoro Current Swords The Way of Harmony (Wadō Ichimonji -) is the main sword of Zoro.


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After Kuina died, Zoro obtained the Way of Harmony as his own.


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He uses the Way of Harmony in his mouth when fighting with the technique of three swords.


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The Way of Harmony is a masterful work and one of the 21 best swords on earth.


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It is Zoro's smallest sword and has a white blanket.


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Demon Blade Number Three (Sandai Kitetsu -) is a Wazamono sword that Zoro received for free from Latva-Aho (Ippon Matsu) in Loguetown.


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The sword is cursed and is said to give its bearer a terrible fate.


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Zoro, however, proved his luck was stronger than the curse by risking his hand, throwing a sword into the air.


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The blade spun just past the hand.


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There are three of these swords in the world in total.


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While testing the sword against members of Baroque Works, Zoro noted Demon Blade No.


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3 to be very sharp and a “problem child”.


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Demon Blade No.


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3 has a red blanket.


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Pure Autumn Water (Clear Autumn Water) (Shuusui -): The sword originally belonged to the legendary samurai, Ryuma.


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In the battle against Zoro, however, he lost and gave his sword to Zoro.


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“Pure Autumn Water” is also one of the 21 best swords on earth.


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Former katanas Zoro's greatest weaknesses were that he always scattered his sword.


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The matter was fixed over time, however he has broken up a few more swords along with the straw hat pirates.


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In episode 19, after leaving the dojo, he dismantled his early swords when he met Johnny and Yosaku.


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Zoro's two swords that he already had when he met Luffy fell apart in battle against Mihawk at Baratie.


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Johnny's and Yosaku's swords.


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He got them loaned, but he later lost them after fighting with Must.


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135 episode The Swords of Johnny and Yosaku.


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In Enies Lobby, he and Sogeking attached themselves to each other by shackle in a battle against Kaku and Jyabura.


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Zoro used Sogeking as a sword and called it the “Nose Myter”.


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Sogeking didn't die so this human sword is intact (if Zoro Sogeking is ever used again).


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Snow Frost (Yubashiri -): Another of Zoro's Wazamono swords.


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It is powerful but lightweight and is ranked the top 50 in the world by Ryō Wazamono.


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Like the Cursed Sword, he received it for free from Latva-Aho, who said it was the best sword he could find.


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However, the snow frost broke in battle against the Naval Captains at the Bridge of Hesitation (in chapter 426).


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Despite the breakdown, Zoro kept the sword.


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Snow frost has a black blanket.


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In the battle against Shuuta at the Bridge of Hesitation, Zoro picked up the Sword of the Navy from the ground and it broke down in the same way in battle against the Rust Man.


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In many films, Zoro has used swords other than his own.


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Question: What does front Indian mean?

Chanakya

Chanakya (Sanskrit: चा्क्य Cāṇakya) (circa 350—283 BCE)


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was an advisor to the founder of the front-Indian Maurya kingdom and its first ruler, Chandragupta [1] and the most prominent figure behind Chandragupta's rise to power.


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Chānakya has been characterized as a master of diplomatic intrigue.


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His four leadership stars were concurrency, with promises of solicitation, punishment or war, and inciting discord.


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He was also a professor at Taksila University.


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Chanakya

Identity Chānakya has traditionally been considered the same person as the author-names Kautilya and Vishnugupta, who made an ancient Indian political treatise, Arthaśāstra.


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[2] Chanakya wrote one verse about Arthaśāstra under the name Vishnugupta, and according to one theory, Vishnugupta was a different person than Chānakya.


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It has also been suggested that Chānakya and Kautilya were two different persons.


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[3] Chānakya's name is derived from his father's name (“CHANAK”) [4].


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However, in the context of Arthaśhāstra, he is commonly referred to as Kautilya, a genitive form of the name “KOTIL”.


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The works written by Chānakya are read as the books Arthaśāstra and Nitishastra, also known as Chanakya Niti.


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Arthaśāstra is a detailed work on monetary and fiscal policy, distribution of welfare, international relations and the art of war.


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Nitishastra is a treatise on the ideal way of life and is a testament to Chānakya's profound knowledge of Indian lifestyle.


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In addition, Chānakya developed neeti-sutras (aphorisms - concise phrases) that advise people the correct behaviors.


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There are a total of 455 of these well known sutras, and 216 of them deal with limb neet, that is, the doctrine of good reign.


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Even evidently, Chānakya used the sutra in question to guide Chandragupta and his other carefully chosen students into the secrets of leadership skill in the kingdom.


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Meaning Chānakya is considered a pioneer of national economics and political sciences; he wrote about these subjects about one and a half thousand years before Ibn Khaldun's work Muqaddimah appeared.


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[5] [6] [7] [8] In Western countries, Chānakya has been called the “Machiavelli of India”, although Chānakya's works appeared about 1800 years before Machiavelli's time.


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[9] Legends According to American historian Thomas Trautmann, the following things are common to various types of legends attached to Chānakya: Chānakya had a complete dental phalanx at birth as a sign that he would become king.


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Chanakya

Such was unsuitable for a bramine like Chānakya, so his teeth were broken.


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Chanakya

The Nanda king threw Chānakya out of his court and sucked Chānakya into swearing revenge.


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Chanakya

Chānakya sought a suitable person for himself through whom he could rule.


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He encountered the young Chandragupta Maurya, who already by virtue of his descent was the determined leader.


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Chanakya

Chānakya's first attempt to depose King Nanda failed.


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As a result, he happened to run into a woman scolding her child for having burned her mouth by eating the middle of the dish instead of a cooler edge.


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Chanakya

Chāṇakya realized his ultimate strategic error.


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Chanakya

Instead of attacking directly into the heart of Nanda's compound, he began to walk there from the edge.


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Chanakya

Chānakya went skis to cross with the mountain king Parvata, who was stubborn and weakly committed to the central tenets of the treaties already concluded.


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Chanakya

Chānakya resorted to the services of a fanatical textile professional to “purify” the Kingdom of rebels.


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Chanakya

Chānakya put small amounts of poison into the food of Chandragupta Maurya, who had been raised king, to make this immune to attempts at poisoning by enemies.


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Chanakya

Blissfully unaware of the matter, Chandragupta gave part of his forehead to his queen, who was nine months pregnant, and was not used to a small dose of poison.


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Chanakya

To save the heir to the throne, Chānakya opened the queen and removed the fetus.


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Chanakya

The baby had been exposed to a drop (bindu) of poisoned blood, so she was named Bindusara.


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Death Chānakya reached a mature age and died in the year 283 BCE.


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Chānakya was cremated by his disciple Radhagupta, who succeeded Rakshasa Katyayan as Chief Minister of the Maurya Empire and who was of great benefit in elevating Ashoka to the throne.


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Chanakya

At that time, there were three non-traditional faith trends in society: Jainism, Buddhism, and ajivaka.


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Chanaky, who practised the latter, brought about the implosion of the nandos and their ministerial clicks.


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Chanakya

Later, Chandragupta Maurya chose Jainism and therefore renounced the crown, which was passed to his Ajivakan son Bindusara.


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Chanakya

Ajivicism became the official religion of the kingdom for fourteen years from the Kalinga War (261 BCE.)


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from.


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The religion subsequently merged with traditional Hinduism.


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What has been left to one another is a tangle of contrasting Buddhist and Jainan legends.


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The other diplomatic area of New Delhi, the capital of India, has been given the name Chanakyapuri in honour of Chānakya.


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Sources on the topic elsewhere Category:Indian Philosophers Category:Key articles on screening


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The Lauttasaari Water Tower was a water tower located in Lauttasaari, Helsinki from 1958 to 2015.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

It had a volume of 4400 cubic metres [1], a height of 34 meters and a diameter of 42 meters for the top water tank.


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[2] [3] The water tower was decommissioned for water supply in 1996 and was demolished in October/November 2015.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[4] General Lauttasaari water tower was located at the top of Kotkavuori, in Lauttasaari, Helsinki.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

It was built in 1958.


Question: When was the water tower in Lauttasaari demolished?

Lauttasaari Water Tower

[5] As soon as it was completed, the water tower became a landmark of Lauttasaari and subsequently became a kind of symbol of the borough.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[2] The water tower was Finland's first large mushroom-shaped water tower and was therefore considered to be a building and culturally historically valuable and of urban significance.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[6] [7] Later several mushroom-shaped water towers have been built in Finland.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[5] The water tower at Lauttasaari was decommissioned for water supply in 1996 [8] and demolished in 2015.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[4] History In 1936, Lauttasaari was connected to the Helsinki water network by constructing a 150-millimeter supply pipe from Salmisaari.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

In the same year, the construction of a water supply network for the Lauttasaari dwellings began.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[9] The water supply network was first built only in Lauttasaarentie and its surrounding areas.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[10] As the settlement became more frequent, water use increased considerably, and the capacity of the water network was increased in 1939, when a 200-millimeter supply pipe was built across the bay of sea, next to the Lauttasaari Bridge.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[9] In the 1950s, Lauttasaari began to form a proper district, and the number of apartment buildings increased rapidly.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

In 1951, an additional 300 millimeter feeding tube was built.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

At that time the water in the area was piped from the water towers of Alppila.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[10] In the 1950s, large pressure fluctuations in the water network became a problem in the area.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[9] During high consumption days, the pressure at the Lauttasaarentie intermediate pump station was not sufficient to bring water to Vattuniemi and the top floors of Isokaari's residential buildings.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[11] To solve the problem, it was decided to build its own water tower in the area.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

Planning Waterworks developed a three-year construction programme in 1955 to develop water technology in the neighbourhoods connected to Helsinki, seeking funding for both the expansion of the Lauttasaari water supply network and the construction of a water tower.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The plan proposed a cost of 80 million marks to build a water tower.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

In addition to the plumbing system, the plan included hauling a new main supply pipe to Lauttasaari from Salmisaari and extracting the tunnel line needed by the reservoir.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The motion passed in the spring of 1957.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[10] The Building Authority began design work on the water tower in the fall of 1956.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[12] The designer of the tower was Ossi Leppämäki, the architect of the agency.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The construction plans for the water tower were drawn up by Master of Science Paavo Simula, who in collaboration with the architects of the building agency designed various options for the Lauttasaari water tower.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[5] At that time, the most common type of water tower was a cylindrical tank supported by pillars.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

In addition to this option, a new conical tank option was studied in Finland.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

In terms of cost, the two options did not differ significantly from each other.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The conical tank had the advantage of lower variation in water level, resulting in a more stable pipeline pressure than in a cylindrical tank of the same size.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

In addition, it was estimated that a more graceful cone water tower would be better suited to the surroundings of Lauttasaari.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[10] Only a small 250 cubic meter [1] conical water tower had previously been built in Haliko in 1951.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[12] Location The Waterworks proposed to the Bureau of Real Estate in April 1956 as the location of a new water tower at Myllykallio, the highest point in Lauttasaari.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

After negotiations with the station plan department, it was discovered that due to the Lauttasaari church being built at the end of the Tallberg parkway, the water tower would have to be located for station schematic reasons at least 70 metres north of the Myllykallio peaks, in which case it would have become about seven metres lower than planned.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[12] In the summer of 1956, the waterworks proposed Kotkavuori as the location of the Lauttasaari water tower.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The proposal stated that the influence of the Lauttasaari Church on the city plan caused Kotkavuori to be equal to Myllykallio as a site, since at both points reserved for the water tower, the height above sea level was equal to 27 metres.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

However, when built on the mill rock, the water tower would have become about 20 million marks more expensive, as it was located further away from Mount Kotka from Salmisaari.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[12] Around the same time as the water tower, the Länvävää motorway was also being planned.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

One of the three road design options would have been a tunnel option from Kotkavuori to Salmisaari, exactly at the point of the planned water tower.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

However, the tunnel was abandoned, as it would have had to have been mined to a depth of at least 50 metres, making it more than two kilometres long and making it very expensive to implement.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

Eventually, the West Passage was built to run from the north side of Mount Eagle.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[13] Construction work The main drawings of the Lauttasaari water tower were approved by the City Council in March 1958.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[14] For the construction of the water tower, the main aqueduct and the seafaring line, a so-called partial labour appropriation was set aside in the budget of the City of Helsinki.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[15] The tender for the construction of the water tower was initially won by Oy Concrete Ab at a price of 59.65 million marks and the water tank preload work was initially won by A-Betoni Oy at a price of 6.93 million marks.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

However, Concrete was later forced to raise its offer.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The board did not accept the demand for an additional price for the construction work and deemed the offer cancelled.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The construction work on the water tower was then given to YIT at a cost of 64 million mark.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The water tower and associated water engineering were carried out by the Water Department, which also acted as supervisor of the construction works.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[14] When planning to build the tower, the option of building a cistern on the ground and later raised up along the stem was also considered.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

However, this option proved more expensive, and eventually wooden formwork and scaffolding were used to build the tower.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

Efforts were made to design the stands in such a way that the construction trees could hold up as well as possible and could be reused.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[14] [16] Construction work began in early April 1958, and crest lifts were celebrated on 26 September 1958.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[16] A total of about 100 tonnes of iron and 450 cubes of special concrete mix were used for the casting works.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[5] The water tower was first filled with water in October, when it underwent what is known as a sealing test.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The tower was officially commissioned on 13 November 1958.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[2] Subsequently, further protective elements were installed on the exterior of the tower, with construction finally ending in February 1959.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[16] Aqueducts Undersea supply pipe Before the construction of the water tower, three smaller aqueducts from Salmisaari had come to Lauttasaari.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

With the completion of the new water tower, the capacity of the old supply pipes was no longer sufficient, so it was decided to build a new larger 24-inch main supply tube.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[17] The construction work on the new main supply pipe was given to YIT, at a cost of 11,7 million marks.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

Construction work began in July 1957 with the construction of ground supports where the ends of the feed pipe come to the surface of the earth.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

Later, special aqueducts acquired from Germany were lowered into the seabed and swam into place by pontoons.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[17] Lauttasaari's water supply problems and pressure fluctuations were eliminated when the new water tower was completed and a new main supply pipe was provided to the area.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[11] The undersea tubes were renewed in 1971.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

Today, the main aqueduct runs from Salmisaari to Lauttasaari along a shared use tunnel completed in 2000.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[17] Water supply to water tower The water supply tunnel from the seashore to the water tower was built in 1958.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The construction company Pyyyä & Karppinen Oy was the builder, and the cost of the tunnel totalled 33.85 million marks.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[17] The tunnel was built from Melojantie 2 to the intersection of the Northeast Causeway and Klaarantien, where it bypasses Mount Eagle and ends after the Heavengoat Road.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

At a 90-degree angle, the former water tower separates its own branch in the Kotkavuori Underground Tunnel.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

At the same point underground, a vertical shaft has been built from the tunnel, from which a staircase leads up to the water tower.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

There are entrances to the Kotkavuori Tunnel at Melojantien and next to the Economics Houses.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[17] Water Tower as a building The tower structure Kotkavuori is located 27 meters above sea level.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The height of the water tower was 34 metres, so its roof plateau was located 61 metres above sea level.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The diameter of the water tower reservoir was 42 meters at the widest point.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

Above the stem section of the water tower were 24 pieces of beams at a 60 degree angle, topped by a 15.8 metre wide support ring.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The purpose of the payroll and support ring was to support the water tank and ensure that there was no damage to the building from temperature changes or concrete deformation.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[3] The volume of the tower's water tank was 4530m³ in total.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

It was divided into two parts to allow cleaning the reservoir without interrupting the water supply.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The inner tank had a volume of 1080m³ and the outer 3450m³.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The water level height in both reservoirs was 57 meters above sea level, and the water depth was seven meters in the reservoir.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The water tank supply pipes were equipped with automatics that cut off the water supply when the tank was full.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[3] The outer shell and support ring of the water tank were prestressed to prevent tensile stresses and resulting damage in the concrete.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The tension was implemented according to the Dywidag system, where the stress steel is 26mm in diameter.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[3] The Lauttasaari Water Tower was the first water tower built in Finland to use concrete bias.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[15] The thickness of the concrete walls was 25cm.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The outer walls and the support ring were cast without interrupting the work, thus avoiding seams between the structures and thus ensuring the waterproofing of the structures.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The work was carried out in three shifts and lasted a total of four days.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[18] The roof of the water tower is made of copper.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[19] Thermal insulation was carried out by installing protective elements looking like a sponge wattle on the outer walls with three-centimeter thick cork plates inside.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

Mineral wool was used to insulate the roof, and the stem as well as the support beam were insulated with whitewashed Leca brick cladding.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[18] Eaves heating was installed in the eaves of the tower roof with resistance wires to prevent the formation of falling icicles.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[15] Water to Lauttasaari was diverted up to the main line from the Ilmala water tower.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[15] In addition to Lauttasaari, the water tower's pressure circuit included Kaskisaari and Lehtisaari.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[18] The later and proposed use of the tower The water tower was decommissioned in 1996, and since then served mostly as a stand for antennas on the roof of the tower.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[7] In May 1982, a rack was built on the roof of the water tower, in which two large link antennas were installed for use by the Defence Force and Coast Guard.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

Later, several different antennas and abutments were built in the water tower, with the required equipment cabinets placed in the interior of the water tower.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[7] Later, the tower housed, among other things, antennas for the radio network of the trunk line 550 bus system and the Helsinki Public Transport Traffic Light Preference and Passenger Information System.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[20] In December 2000, Helsinki Vesi celebrated its 125th anniversary, and in honor of it, a live light work by Dutch Harry Hollands, Water Flower (water flower) was installed in the water tower.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

Before the tower was demolished, its lighting had been switched off for several years, as lighting devices began to be at the end of their way and should have been renewed.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

According to a study commissioned by Helsingin Energia, it would have cost tens of thousands of euros to renew the lighting fixtures.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[20] In 2008, the Building Authority commissioned a condition assessment of the building.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

This assessment concluded that the building was in satisfactory or avoidant condition in its structural aspects.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The greatest repair needs would have been directed at the tower's external concrete structures.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[7] It would have cost around EUR 3.3 million to repair and make the water tower safe.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The estimate did not include any modification work inside the tower.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[7] Later the water tower was fenced off because the concrete facades were assessed as unsafe.


Question: When was the water tower in Lauttasaari demolished?

Lauttasaari Water Tower

[7] Public use Lauttasaari Foundation already hoped in 1958 before the construction of the water tower a vantage point open to the public on the roof of the water tower, but the City of Helsinki did not agree to the proposal.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[11] [7] The opinion stated that the Lauttasaari Water Tower was not suitable as a public observation tower open to all because it would require the construction of separate containment structures and permanent control personnel.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[18] However, the agency considered that the concrete plateau surrounded by a parapet at the top of the tower could be used as a temporary vantage point.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

When Helsinki celebrated the first Helsinki Day on 12 June 1959, Lauttasaari's new water tower was open to the public and it gained great popularity.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[21] The Lauttasaari Foundation proposed several times to the waterworks in the 1960s that the water tower be opened as a lookout tower.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The waterworks agreed to occasional events, allowing access to the views from the tower.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

Open events were held on Helsinki Days from 1959 to 1962 and on Lauttasaari Day 1965.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

In 1965, the foundation proposed a waterworks to explore the possibilities of using the water tower more widely as an observation tower.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

For this to have been possible the safety of the tower would have had to be improved and an elevator should have been built there.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

Therefore, the water company applied to the registry office for permission to make the changes.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

In May 1966, representatives of the Helsinki Register Office visited to assess the suitability of the water tower for general viewing use.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

As a result of the evaluation, it was decided that the Lauttasaari water tower was not suitable for general observation use, as it was not taken into account during the construction stages of the tower and the cost to improve the lift and stairs would be too expensive.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[21] After a hiatus of more than forty years, the waterworks and the Lauttasaari Society opened the water tower to the public in May 2008 to mark the 50th anniversary of the tower and in September 2009 during the Lauttasaari Days.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[21] [7] The tower's observation deck was quite small, limiting the size of the groups visiting the tower at the same time.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The stairs to the observation deck were a hard-to-carry spiral staircase.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

If the water tower was to be opened to the public more permanently, personal safety should have been taken into account.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The railings, stairs, exit ways and lighting should have been designed to meet regulations in terms of public safety.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[7] Lauttasaari Water Tower in the media Lauttasaari magazine started a column in 1977 under the name “Turnista watching”, which referred to the Lauttasaari water tower.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The emblem of the column was a humorous image of a man looking out of the sky from the roof of a water tower stretched disproportionately high.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

In the same year, the magazine changed its logo text, in connection with which a drawing depicting Lauttasaari was placed on the right side of the new logo text, in which the church tower and especially the water tower stand out much higher than everything else in the island landscape.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[20] The Lauttasaari leaf also used to make the tower an april, especially if the leaf could appear on April Day.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

In April 1979, the magazine reported news with the headline “Water Tower Crashes!” , which reported that due to the shaking caused by the ground being released from the roadway and through traffic, the water tower has tilted menacingly and is, without prompt intervention, collapsing.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[20] The water tower of Lauttasaari was also included in Yle Teema's programme series Protect Me!


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[22] Water tower demolition miniature|Water tower demolition in October 2015.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

A new use was sought for the water tower for a long time.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The city of Helsinki was willing to abandon the building that had been useless, and several parties were interested in the water tower, which was designed, among other things, as a café, a test area for rescue equipment and pumps, a monument and dwellings.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The water tower did not have facilities that could easily have been converted into dwellings; instead, the alteration work to the cisterns would have been large and expensive and the construction of a new floor would have been potentially necessary.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[20] [7] In addition to the actual modifications, costs would have been provided by the condition of the water tower.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The condition of the interior parts was quite good with the exception of the original electrical engineering, but the outer shell would have needed a major renovation.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

A piece of concrete was chopped up from the protective shell of the water tank and fragments of concrete had begun to fall from it.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The foot and the centre section of the fuselage were also in poor condition in some places.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[23] In addition, the search for a new use for the tower created a challenge for the tower's location in Mount Kotka, at the end of the apartments and narrow streets in the middle of the park.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

Therefore, the tower was not suitable for use that would have appreciably increased heavy traffic in the area.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[23] The conversion of the tower to utility by building room facilities there would have also required a change in the city plan.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[7] The Real Estate Agency first submitted in August 2010 for the demolition of the water tower.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

The grounds were the poor condition of the tower and the danger it posed to the environment.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[7] The Helsinki City Government decided in September 2013 that the tower would be demolished.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

No acceptable takeover offer had been received for the tower.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

Demolition was planned to take place by crushing the concrete into small fragments in March—April 2014.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

[8] Demolition began in October 2015 and was completed in November 2015.


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Lauttasaari Water Tower

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Question: What did Mirjami Kuosmanen die of?

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Anni Mirjam Mielikki Kuosmanen (also Kuosmanen-Blomberg; 22 February 1915, Keuruu — 5 August 1963, Helsinki) was a Finnish actor and film screenwriter.


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Kuosmasen's most artistically significant film is White Deer — a Lappi-themed fantasy work that has been successful both in Finland and abroad, based on Kuosmasen's subject matter and the main part of which he interprets himself.


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In the early days of his career, Kuosmanen achieved artistic victories in the films of Teuvo Tulio and Nyrki Tapiovaara.


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In the 1950s he drafted manuscripts based on Finnish classic literature, and Kun on Emotions, based on short stories by Maria Jotuni, was born, among others.


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Kuosmanen was primarily profiled as a film actor.


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In her white-screen duties, she embodied above all the landscapes of the minds of strong-willed women.


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On theatre stages Kuosmaa was seen only in the early stages of his career, as well as one year before his sudden death.


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Early stages Mirjami Kuosmanen was born into the family of factory worker Paavo Kuosmasen and Alina Finér in Keuru, Virtala.


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Six of the ten children in the Kuosmasen family were survived.


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The family was wealthy thanks to the father's successful mills and sawmills and the upbringing was free-form.


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Kuosmasen's father used to pamper his daughters and transport them to school in his Model T Ford.


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In addition to the car, Kuosmasen's daughters were famous for their fierce nature in their home keeper.


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In his youth, Mirjami Kuosmanen was athletic and engaged in it successfully: his sports included athletics, fencing and swimming.


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Riding, too, was an enduring passion for him through life.


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Quite early he received the business name “Hurjami”.


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[1] Even as a child, Kuosmanen attracted attention in the village with his fearlessness and violated the boundaries of what was considered conformist — driving a Harley Davidson and playing sports with boys.


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Mirjami attended her schooling first in the village of Lihjamo and then at the Haapamäki coeducational school, from where, like her two sisters, she entered the Jyväskylä Joint Lyceum.


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At one time, she participated as the only woman in a round-the-road run around Jyväskylä as the anchor of her school.


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The competition was won by a policeman, but the greatest audiencepopularity was gained by the “amazooni of sports grounds” Mirjami.


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[2] Career Revyygirl and tragedienne After unsuccessful cooking school studies, Kuosmanen applied to the Finnish Stage Academy.


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He graduated after a two-year study drape in 1938.


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To begin with, she studied for days and in the evenings worked as a dancer at the People's Theatre in the side roles of operettas.


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Since then, he participated in the tour of Eino Jurka.


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The big screen attracted Kuosma more strongly than the theatre stage.


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He had started his film career in assistant positions while still studying at the Stage College.


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Director Teuvo Tulio noticed Kuosmasen and considered his exceptional appearance to be quite filmatic.


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His first major film role was in Tulio's Linnankoski filmatization of Song of the Scarlet Flower (1938).


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In the film, Kuosmanen interpreted Annikki, a young woman despised and deeply insulted by the patriarchy.


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Success in the part of Annik took the young actress to the film for good, and the beginning theatrical career was allowed to stay for the time being.


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[3] In addition to Tulio, Kuosmaseen was struck by director Nyrki Tapiovaara, who drew him to the female lead in his film The Way of Mies (1939).


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It proved to be a breakthrough, and Kuosmanen stole the attention of contemporaries critics.


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“She is a proud and conscious young race woman — “, Raoul af Hällström glowed at the Movie Aita.


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With the man's way, Kuosmanen redeemed his place as a strong willed actor in Finnish cinema.


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The film did not have time to be completed before the start of the Winter War, but Kuosmanen had time to marry Erik Blomberg, who was responsible for the film's shooting.


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Two weeks after the wedding, a general alert was issued for the start of the Winter War.


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Nyrki Tapiovaara fell in the war, so Kuosmanen and Blomberg completed the Man's Road film and in order to perform.


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Tapiovaara and Blomberg's production company Eloseppo Oy made the comedy Two Vihtoria in 1939, in which Kuosmanen played a revue singer and brought out his dark singing voice with the song “Sulamith”.


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During the years of the Continuation War, Kuosmanen, who was on the payroll of Suomi-Filmi, changed the film company and moved to the Finnish Filmiindustrie.


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After a few minor roles, she got the female lead as the hostess of Yrjänä's Might Mode in Edvin Laine's country drama The Sin of the Mistress of Yrjänä in 1943.


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The weakness of the film was the excessive theatrical flavour typically for Finnish films.


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For Kuosmasen, Selma Yrjana was an artistic triumph; she reassured both with her external and internal interpretation.


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[4] After the mid-1940s, Kuosmese was hatched by a tragedienne of the big screen.


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In the film You Are My Fate (1945), she downright overshot her role performance as a jealous wife.


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Towards the middle of the century, his roles became modest.


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The only exception was the lead in the Swedish film Livet i Finnskogarna (Life in Finnish forests, 1947), filmed by his spouse.


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Kuosmanen received excellent reviews from the Swedish press and was referred to as “Sweden's Esther Williams” according to the Hollywood prequel.


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[5] White deer In early spring 1949 Mirjami Kuosmanen travelled with his spouse Erik Blomberg to make the film Aila — Pohjola's Daughter, directed by Jack Witikka.


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The piece did not satisfy the couple, so the way was open for Kuosmasen's most famous film role.


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Blomberg directed the fantasy film White Deer (1952), in which Kuosmanen is Pirita, a Lapland woman who has fallen under dangerous enchantment.


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The idea of a shape-shifting, fatal woman was born to Kuosmase one night.


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The white deer was at once considered an exceptional Finnish film in its freshness.


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It is explicitly a creation of Kuosmasen and Blomberg.


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The couple developed the script based on Kuosmasen's subject matter.


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They dwell on the subject and picked up filming locations in Lapland while camping.


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The film premiered at the time of the Summer Olympics in July 1952.


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The performance round was drowned in race humus, but critics were sold and the work was also fresh to international success.


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Kuosmanen was awarded for her role in the Jussi statue for Best Actress.


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In the spring of 1953, White Deer received a special prize at Cannes.


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Kuosmanen, along with his spouse, had to pay for the film's festival expenses himself.


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[6] Kuosmanen told New Suomi magazine: “These fourteen days accommodated an untold number of lunches, cocktail invitations and evening parties.


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When you stepped out the door of the hotel room in the morning, it was best to immediately take a smile on your lips, as photographers and newsagents were bustling everywhere.


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On one occasion, 30 film stars and 450 newsagents were present — you can't find yourself in a more terrible place!” In Cannes, Kuosmanen became friends with Olivia de Havilland.


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White deer was also honored in Hollywood as the Best Foreign Language Film at the Golden Globe Award in 1956.


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Later career Kuosmanen also starred in other films directed by his spouse, including Kun on Emotions (1954) based on Maria Jotuni's text and Betrothal (1955) based on the subject of Aleksis Kivi.


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The former received excellent reviews and was a film that Kuosmanen was proud of himself.


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In it, he made an artistically enduring character treatise on Hulta Hempuka.