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Tala — astronomical name One of the seven lower planetary systems, named: 1) Tala 2) Atala 3) Vitala 4) Nitala 5) Talātala 6) Mahātala 7) Sutala … The Bhaktivedanta encyclopedia
Atala — astronomical name One of the seven lower planetary systems, named: 1) Tala 2) Atala 3) Vitala 4) Nitala 5) Talātala 6) Mahātala 7) Sutala … The Bhaktivedanta encyclopedia
Vitala — astronomical name One of the seven lower planetary systems, named: 1) Tala 2) Atala 3) Vitala 4) Nitala 5) Talātala 6) Mahātala 7) Sutala … The Bhaktivedanta encyclopedia
Nitala — astronomical name One of the seven lower planetary systems, named: 1) Tala 2) Atala 3) Vitala 4) Nitala 5) Talātala 6) Mahātala 7) Sutala … The Bhaktivedanta encyclopedia
Talātla — astronomical name One of the seven lower planetary systems, named: 1) Tala 2) Atala 3) Vitala 4) Nitala 5) Talātala 6) Mahātala 7) Sutala … The Bhaktivedanta encyclopedia
