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A tribal village is known as " Pal " which con- sists of a number of " Phalas " where a number of different families live and they are kin - oriented . The village is a ' gaon ' and if there are more than 2000 people , it is known as ...
A tribal village is known as " Pal " which con- sists of a number of " Phalas " where a number of different families live and they are kin - oriented . The village is a ' gaon ' and if there are more than 2000 people , it is known as ...
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Uma Chaudhary describes the love marriage : -marriage after elopement is known as Apangir bapla . Santal men and women are quite free to meet at fairs or fields . These stray meetings often lead to love marriages .
Uma Chaudhary describes the love marriage : -marriage after elopement is known as Apangir bapla . Santal men and women are quite free to meet at fairs or fields . These stray meetings often lead to love marriages .
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To a married woman all the brothers with whom she has to live , are known by a single term khwand , meaning husband . There is no word in Jaunsari termino- logy to differentiate her relationship with her husband's brothers .
To a married woman all the brothers with whom she has to live , are known by a single term khwand , meaning husband . There is no word in Jaunsari termino- logy to differentiate her relationship with her husband's brothers .
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The Gaddi Women | 1 |
The Women of Kinnaur | 10 |
The Gujjar Women | 17 |
Urheberrecht | |
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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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