Tripura

Trip·u·ra

T5403550 (trĭp′ə-rə) A state of eastern India east of Bangladesh. Tripura was an independent kingdom for many centuries before falling under the domination of the Moguls (17th century) and eventually the British (c. 1800). Integrated into independent India in 1949, Tripura achieved statehood in 1972.

Tripura

(ˈtrɪpʊrə) n (Placename) a state of NE India: formerly a princely state, ruled by the Maharajahs for over 1300 years; became a union territory in 1956 and a state in 1972; extensive jungles. Capital: Agartala. Pop: 3 191 168 (2001). Area: 10 486 sq km (4051 sq miles)

Trip•u•ra

(ˈtrɪp ər ə)

n. a state in E India. 2,757,205; 4033 sq. mi. (10,445 sq. km). Cap.: Agartala.

Tripura

(trĭ`po͝orä), state (2001 provisional pop. 3,191,168), 4,036 sq mi (10,453 sq km), NE India, bordered by Bangladesh on the north, west, and south, and on the east by the states of Assam and Mizoram. The capital is AgartalaAgartala
, city (1991 pop. 157,358), capital of Tripura state, NE India, near the Bangladesh border. A market town for rice, tea, jute, and oilseed, it is the commercial center of the region. There is an airport with connections to Kolkata (Calcutta).
..... Click the link for more information. . Tripura lies in a mountainous region but has lush lowlands with cane brakes, swamps, and dense jungles. The population, which is mainly engaged in agriculture, is predominantly Hindu. Bengali is the main language. Tripura is governed by a chief minister and cabinet responsible to an elected unicameral legislature. The states of Assam, Nagaland, Meghalaya, Manipur, and Tripura and the union territories of Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh have a common governor appointed by India's president. The 16th-century Hindu temple at Radhakishorepur is much visited.

The region was the center of a long-lived kingdom that reached its apogee in the 15th cent. Though the region was annexed by the Mughal empire in 1733 and passed under British rule in the 19th cent., the original kingdom did not disappear until it joined India in 1949. Tripura became a union territory in 1956 and a state in 1972. In the 1970s many Bengali-speaking immigrants began arriving from Bangladesh; by the 1980s their presence had led to clashes with indigenous tribes, and sparked a armed indigenous separatist movement.

Tripura

a state in India (until 1972, a union territory). Area, 10,400 sq km. Population, 1,557,000 (1971), mostly Bengalis and 92 percent rural. The capital and main economic center is Agar-tala.

Tripura occupies the eastern edge of the Ganges Plain. Stretching along the border with Bangladesh are spurs of the Lushai Hills. The area has a tropical monsoonal climate. The mountains have evergreen and deciduous tropical forests.

The principal occupation of the population is agriculture. Rice, jute, cotton, tea, and sugarcane are cultivated, and there is lumbering. Tripura has small-scale industry, as well as cottage-industry processing of agricultural products and woodworking.

Tripura

a state of NE India: formerly a princely state, ruled by the Maharajahs for over 1300 years; became a union territory in 1956 and a state in 1972; extensive jungles. Capital: Agartala. Pop.: 3 191 168 (2001). Area: 10 486 sq. km (4051 sq. miles)

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释义	Tripura Trip·u·ra T5403550 (trĭp′ə-rə) A state of eastern India east of Bangladesh. Tripura was an independent kingdom for many centuries before falling under the domination of the Moguls (17th century) and eventually the British (c. 1800). Integrated into independent India in 1949, Tripura achieved statehood in 1972. Tripura (ˈtrɪpʊrə) n (Placename) a state of NE India: formerly a princely state, ruled by the Maharajahs for over 1300 years; became a union territory in 1956 and a state in 1972; extensive jungles. Capital: Agartala. Pop: 3 191 168 (2001). Area: 10 486 sq km (4051 sq miles) Trip•u•ra (ˈtrɪp ər ə) n. a state in E India. 2,757,205; 4033 sq. mi. (10,445 sq. km). Cap.: Agartala. Tripura Tripura (trĭ`po͝orä), state (2001 provisional pop. 3,191,168), 4,036 sq mi (10,453 sq km), NE India, bordered by Bangladesh on the north, west, and south, and on the east by the states of Assam and Mizoram. The capital is AgartalaAgartala , city (1991 pop. 157,358), capital of Tripura state, NE India, near the Bangladesh border. A market town for rice, tea, jute, and oilseed, it is the commercial center of the region. There is an airport with connections to Kolkata (Calcutta). ..... Click the link for more information. . Tripura lies in a mountainous region but has lush lowlands with cane brakes, swamps, and dense jungles. The population, which is mainly engaged in agriculture, is predominantly Hindu. Bengali is the main language. Tripura is governed by a chief minister and cabinet responsible to an elected unicameral legislature. The states of Assam, Nagaland, Meghalaya, Manipur, and Tripura and the union territories of Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh have a common governor appointed by India's president. The 16th-century Hindu temple at Radhakishorepur is much visited. The region was the center of a long-lived kingdom that reached its apogee in the 15th cent. Though the region was annexed by the Mughal empire in 1733 and passed under British rule in the 19th cent., the original kingdom did not disappear until it joined India in 1949. Tripura became a union territory in 1956 and a state in 1972. In the 1970s many Bengali-speaking immigrants began arriving from Bangladesh; by the 1980s their presence had led to clashes with indigenous tribes, and sparked a armed indigenous separatist movement. Tripura a state in India (until 1972, a union territory). Area, 10,400 sq km. Population, 1,557,000 (1971), mostly Bengalis and 92 percent rural. The capital and main economic center is Agar-tala. Tripura occupies the eastern edge of the Ganges Plain. Stretching along the border with Bangladesh are spurs of the Lushai Hills. The area has a tropical monsoonal climate. The mountains have evergreen and deciduous tropical forests. The principal occupation of the population is agriculture. Rice, jute, cotton, tea, and sugarcane are cultivated, and there is lumbering. Tripura has small-scale industry, as well as cottage-industry processing of agricultural products and woodworking. Tripura a state of NE India: formerly a princely state, ruled by the Maharajahs for over 1300 years; became a union territory in 1956 and a state in 1972; extensive jungles. Capital: Agartala. Pop.: 3 191 168 (2001). Area: 10 486 sq. km (4051 sq. miles)
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