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The priest of the shrine is Butha Ram , a pujari , and the medium ( chela ) of the shrine is also a Brahman . ... All the Brahmans in Lower Kugti belong to the Utum gotra but their al are as follows : Ledha , Phungtian , Tamaretu ...
The priest of the shrine is Butha Ram , a pujari , and the medium ( chela ) of the shrine is also a Brahman . ... All the Brahmans in Lower Kugti belong to the Utum gotra but their al are as follows : Ledha , Phungtian , Tamaretu ...
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family of the Sashi al that I recorded , Hari Bhaj's wife was from Dharmsala in Kangra and the mother came from the Nansen al of Hersher where all the Brahmans are State Pujari of the shrines on Lake Manimahesh .
family of the Sashi al that I recorded , Hari Bhaj's wife was from Dharmsala in Kangra and the mother came from the Nansen al of Hersher where all the Brahmans are State Pujari of the shrines on Lake Manimahesh .
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Brahman marriage has been celebrated in 1960 . The situation by which the caste of a child is determined exclusively by the father's status ( provided that the mother belongs to the Gaddi or the Brahman caste ) does not seem to have ...
Brahman marriage has been celebrated in 1960 . The situation by which the caste of a child is determined exclusively by the father's status ( provided that the mother belongs to the Gaddi or the Brahman caste ) does not seem to have ...
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Inhalt
The Gaddi Women | 1 |
The Women of Kinnaur | 10 |
The Gujjar Women | 17 |
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According Angami Aryan beauty become believed better Bhil body Brahman bride brothers called carry caste ceremony chief child clans cloth colour common culture customs dance daughter district Eastern enemy fact father feet festival fields follow forest Gaddi girl give given Gods goes Gond Gujjars hand happy hard head hills hold husband important India interesting Khasas kill Kinners known Kugti land language leave Lepchas live looks Lower Manipur marriage marry means meet mother Muria Naga nature night observe Oraon origin party performed persons polyandry practice Pradesh present primitive race Rajputs range region Santal savages says sister social society song spear spirit status thakur tion tribal tribes usually valley village wear whole wife woman women worship young
Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | The Tribal Women of India |
| Autor/in | Shyam Singh Shashi |
| Verlag | Sundeep Prakashan, 1978 |
| Original von | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisiert | 13. Dez. 2006 |
| Länge | 163 Seiten |
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