File:MadhuJagdhish Terha Taal Or Manjiras Dance 1.jpg
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English: The name terha Taal means thirteen beats or bells of dance. In this dance the performers play 13 different bells (manjhira’s) or unique music and the female dancers have their hands and legs clad with beautiful tinkling bells and during the dance rhythms these bells along with the music produces a melodious music.
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Bagore Ki Haveli Udaipur
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