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The [[Chatra of the Crossroads]] is a chatra (waystation) built at the intersection of three roads in [[Sri Raji]]: the [[Vyaapaar Maarg]] (which leads to [[Muladi]]), the [[Moksha Sadak]] (which leads to [[Tvashti]] and [[Pakat]]), and the [[Haathi ka Raasta]] (which leads to [[Bahru]]). It consists of a single clay brick wall and a thatched roof held up by bamboo poles. Although the chatra belongs to no one, travelers who use it regularly, such as the [[Easties]], often bring materials and repair any damage to the chatra, particularly once the monsoon season has passed.<ref name="QtR_p213_214">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 32]], p.213-214</ref> | The [[Chatra of the Crossroads]] is a chatra (waystation) built at the intersection of three roads in [[Sri Raji]]: the [[Vyaapaar Maarg]] (which leads to [[Muladi]]), the [[Moksha Sadak]] (which leads to [[Tvashti]] and [[Pakat]]), and the [[Haathi ka Raasta]] (which leads to [[Bahru]]). It consists of a single clay brick wall and a thatched roof held up by bamboo poles. Although the chatra belongs to no one, travelers who use it regularly, such as the [[Easties]], often bring materials and repair any damage to the chatra, particularly once the monsoon season has passed.<ref name="QtR_p213_214">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 32]], p.213-214</ref> | ||
Although the chatra is unattended, visitors sometimes find a bowl of fruit waiting for them when they arrive. This fruit is believed to be provided by beneficient spirits.<ref name=" | Although the chatra is unattended, visitors sometimes find a bowl of fruit waiting for them when they arrive. This fruit is believed to be provided by beneficient spirits.<ref name="QtR_p214">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 32]], p.214</ref> | ||
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The Chatra of the Crossroads is a chatra (waystation) built at the intersection of three roads in Sri Raji: the Vyaapaar Maarg (which leads to Muladi), the Moksha Sadak (which leads to Tvashti and Pakat), and the Haathi ka Raasta (which leads to Bahru). It consists of a single clay brick wall and a thatched roof held up by bamboo poles. Although the chatra belongs to no one, travelers who use it regularly, such as the Easties, often bring materials and repair any damage to the chatra, particularly once the monsoon season has passed.[1]
Although the chatra is unattended, visitors sometimes find a bowl of fruit waiting for them when they arrive. This fruit is believed to be provided by beneficient spirits.[2]
References
- ↑ Quoth the Raven Issue 32, p.213-214
- ↑ Quoth the Raven Issue 32, p.214
