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When the Gujjars conquered the Khashas , they mixed with the Rajputs and later on lost their entity by calling them Rajputs . According to local folk tales , the Kolis and Badhis were brought from outside to work as artisans .
When the Gujjars conquered the Khashas , they mixed with the Rajputs and later on lost their entity by calling them Rajputs . According to local folk tales , the Kolis and Badhis were brought from outside to work as artisans .
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According to the 1971 census , Sikkim had a population of 20,300 comprising three main elements Lepchas , Bhutias and Nepalese . The Lepchas are racially akin to some of the hill tribes of Assam and are believed to have been the ...
According to the 1971 census , Sikkim had a population of 20,300 comprising three main elements Lepchas , Bhutias and Nepalese . The Lepchas are racially akin to some of the hill tribes of Assam and are believed to have been the ...
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According to S.C. Roy , the Dhumkuria boys are divided into three classes or grades ( turs ) , called respectively :( 1 ) Puna Jokhar , or novices , who are Dhangars of the first or lowest grade . ( 2 ) Majh - turia jokhar , or members ...
According to S.C. Roy , the Dhumkuria boys are divided into three classes or grades ( turs ) , called respectively :( 1 ) Puna Jokhar , or novices , who are Dhangars of the first or lowest grade . ( 2 ) Majh - turia jokhar , or members ...
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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 California |
| Digitalisiert | 13. Febr. 2009 |
| Länge | 163 Seiten |
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