Chari

Chari

The term "Chari" can refer to several different subjects, including geographical locations, rivers, and cultural references. Below are the primary contexts in which "Chari" is used:

Chari River

The Chari River is a major river in Central Africa. It flows through Chad and the Central African Republic, eventually emptying into Lake Chad. The river is approximately 1,400 kilometers long and is a vital water source for the region. The Chari River's basin is home to diverse wildlife and supports the livelihoods of many communities through fishing and agriculture.

Chari Department

Chari is also the name of a department in the Chadian region of Chari-Baguirmi. The department is named after the Chari River, which flows through it. The capital of Chari Department is Massenya, a town with historical significance in the region.

Chari (Surname)

The surname Chari is found in various cultures, including India and Africa. It is a common surname among certain communities and may have different meanings and origins depending on the cultural context.

Chari (Cultural Reference)

In some cultures, "Chari" can refer to traditional dances or songs. For example, in Rajasthan, India, the Chari Dance is a popular folk dance performed by women balancing pots on their heads, often with a lit lamp inside the pot.

Related Pages

• Chad
• Central African Republic
• Lake Chad
• Chari-Baguirmi
• Massenya
• Rajasthan
• Folk dance

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