Navaratnas

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See Navaratna for the talisman.

Navaratnas (Sanskrit dvigu nava-ratna- "nine gems") was a term applied to a group of nine extraordinary people in a king's court in India. Two such well-known groups are Akbar's darbar and that of Vikramaditya.

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[edit] the navaratnas

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[edit] In the court of Akbar

The Mughal Emperor Akbar's Navratnas were:

[edit] Other Navartanas

Many famous emperors in India had courtiers labelled in similar ways. For example, the valuable members of the court of Krishna Deva Raya were termed Astadiggajas, the eight elephants. Ashtapradhan was the title given to the council of Shivaji.

Also, the term Navaratnas is used to refer the nine planetary gems. They are:

[edit] Modern usage

A number of institutions in modern India are popularly named for this historic group, particularly public-sector units that perform well.

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