KARLSRUHE

cap. of Baden, Ger- | many (49° 1’ N., 8° 24’ K.); founded by Karl, Margrave of Baden (1715); has pal a ret of and ho ie Hind aimed in'Cermanys Pigoins Saey ant and ojacademy of art; its polytechnic (1825) cals, carpets. In World War several | times bombed by Brit. and Allied airPop. (1919), 135,952. town, Sweden. Pop. (1921), 19,246. IANS. 43’ K.), village, Egypt, on Nile, where ancient Thebes stood; site of great Egyptian temple of K. and other ruins; building of great temple is due to many succe ive kings; especially celebrated is the Great Hall of Columns, remarkable for perspective and fine lotus capitals. On either side of principal temple are smaller temples, from one of which, built by Rameses III., an_ avenue of sphinxes leads to temple of Luxor.