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Hi Tan, and thank you for your feedback. Whilst that is indeed the way that most encyclopedias are created, Wikipedia is not a paper encyclopedia. Instead, it is created through collaboration, as enshrined in the founder's statement of principles (and I realise that makes me sound a bit like a cultist...)
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'''Murugan''' ({{lang-ta|முருகன்}}), {{lang-ml|മുരുകൻ}}), also known as '''Karttikeya''', is the Hindu god of war and victory, worshiped primarily in areas
