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	| The twelve cards in each of the ten suits of Dashabotar cards contains a Raja (king) as an upper court card and a Mantri (minister) as a lower court card along with ten numeral cards. The two court cards in a suit carry a depiction of a specific Vishnu avatar, in this case, that of Jagannath, a regional form of Krishna. Each numeral card in the suit carries the symbol of the   avatar - the lotus.  According to some scriptures, the 9th avatar is Buddha, but this is not accepted by orthodox Vaishnavs. |  |  |  
	| Location | : | Bishnupur, Bankura, West Bengal |  
	| Subject | : | Bankura, Folk craft, Dashabotar Cards |  |