Meghaduta

Meghaduta

    

Type

Landmark

Within

Dharma

Aetherytes

Meghaduta (X:3.9, Y:10.6)

Meghaduta exterior

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The palace of the satrap serves not only as a residence, but also as the center of Radz-at-Han's government. Meaning "cloud messenger” in the old Arkasodara tongue, Meghaduta was built at the summit of a rocky megalith, its great doors admitting an endless stream of servants, petitioners, and official visitors.

— Encyclopædia Eorzea Volume III, p. 139

Meghaduta is a landmark in Dharma, Radz-at-Han. It is the home of the satrap, and Radz-at-Han's government.

Additional Information

See also: Fishing Log: Meghaduta

Trivia

• Meghadūta translates to Cloud Messenger in Sanskrit, which is the same as the old Arkasodara translation.
• Meghadūta is a lyric poem written by the famous Sanskrit poet, Kālidāsa. The poem tells the story of a benevolent nature spirit that has been banished to an isolated mountain top, and asks a cloud to deliver a loving message to his wife.

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  Meghaduta interior