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Village in West Bengal, India
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Kendubillo (কেন্দুবিল্ব Kendubilba), also known as Jaydev Kenduli (জয়দেব কেন্দুলী Jaẏdeb Kendulī), is a temple town in the Rarh region of West Bengal, on the bank of the Ajay River. It is believed to be the birthplace of Jayadeva, 12th century Sanskrit poet, and has an old temple. Jayadeva is famous for lyrical composition Gītagovindam. A fair is held during Poush Sankranti (mid-January).
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A nine-pinnacled temple excellent terracotta artifact on its wall, built by the Bardhaman Raj family in 1683.
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