Memoirs on the History, Folk-lore, and Distribution of the Races of the North Western Provinces of India: Being an Amplified Edition of the Original Supplemental Glossary of Indian Terms, Volume 1Trübner & Company, 1869 - 4 páginas |
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... doubt that we have trace of the name in the Abiria of Ptolemy , which he places above * References on this subject are : J.R.A.S. xiii . 141. J.A.S.B. ix . 478 , 484 , 756 , 885. Bombay L. T. i . 287. Lassen , Alterthumsk . i . 539 ...
... doubt that we have trace of the name in the Abiria of Ptolemy , which he places above * References on this subject are : J.R.A.S. xiii . 141. J.A.S.B. ix . 478 , 484 , 756 , 885. Bombay L. T. i . 287. Lassen , Alterthumsk . i . 539 ...
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... doubt . We have the same or a similar story told about the Sarwaria Brahmans , * whose habitat is Gorakhpúr , adjoining the Bhúínhár . It is well known that all Northern Gorakhpúr and Champaran were till recent times a dense forest ...
... doubt . We have the same or a similar story told about the Sarwaria Brahmans , * whose habitat is Gorakhpúr , adjoining the Bhúínhár . It is well known that all Northern Gorakhpúr and Champaran were till recent times a dense forest ...
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... doubt as to which is the correct name . Tod Rajasth . i . 117 , mentions Bír Singh , but it is doubtful if this be the same man . The original name of Gahawar , or , as Tod writes it , Gherwal , is still retained in the original seat of ...
... doubt as to which is the correct name . Tod Rajasth . i . 117 , mentions Bír Singh , but it is doubtful if this be the same man . The original name of Gahawar , or , as Tod writes it , Gherwal , is still retained in the original seat of ...
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... doubt this . They , like all other doubtful and low castes , say they have seven clans , to which they give grand names , as follows : -Powar , Soharki , * Dobás , Chauhán , Tuar , Dhandhára , and Gordhí . They add sometimes an eighth ...
... doubt this . They , like all other doubtful and low castes , say they have seven clans , to which they give grand names , as follows : -Powar , Soharki , * Dobás , Chauhán , Tuar , Dhandhára , and Gordhí . They add sometimes an eighth ...
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... But see the article on Bhúínhárs . - B . + The Parganah of Danwar , in Shahabad , is probably named from them , or they from it.-B. Sansk . doubt . several children ; and as the lady succeeded in the 86 SUPPLEMENTAL GLOSSARY .
... But see the article on Bhúínhárs . - B . + The Parganah of Danwar , in Shahabad , is probably named from them , or they from it.-B. Sansk . doubt . several children ; and as the lady succeeded in the 86 SUPPLEMENTAL GLOSSARY .
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Memoirs on the History, Folk-lore, and Distribution of the Races ..., Volume 1 Sir Henry Miers Elliot Visualização integral - 1869 |
Memoirs on the History, Folk-lore, and Distribution of the Races ..., Volume 1 Sir Henry Miers Elliot Visualização integral - 1869 |
Memoirs on the History, Folk-lore, and Distribution of the Races ..., Volume 1 Sir Henry Miers Elliot Visualização integral - 1869 |
Palavras e frases frequentes
Agra Ahírs Akbar Allahabad amongst ancestors appear Azimgarh Badgújars Baghel Baiswara Banjáras Barley Behar Benares Bengal Bhadauria Bhars Bhát Bhúínhárs Bhuksas Bijnore Brahmans Bulandshahr Bundelkhand called caste Cawnpore Central Doáb Chamárs Chand Chandel Chattrís Chauháns Cherús chief chiefly claim clan crops cultivation daughters Dehli derived descendants district Ditto Ditto divisions Eastern emigrated Etawah Farrakhabad Gaharwár Gaharwars Gahlot Ganges Gaur Gaur Brahmans Gautam Ghazipur Glossary Gonds Gorakhpúr grain Gújars Gujrát Hindú Hindus India inferior inhabitants intermarry Jallalabad Játs Jaunpúr Jumna Kachhwáha Kanauj Kanaujia Kayaths known Kshatriyas land Mahomedan Mainpúrí marriage married Marwar maunds Mírat Mirzapúr Moradabad Musulman Muttra Muzaffarnagar native neighbourhood occupation origin Oudh Panjab Parganah Pirthí plough Provinces rabí race Raja Rajah Rajputs Rathore residence Rohilkhand Sanadh Sanskrit Sarwaria Sayyid Senghars settled Shaikh Singh sub-divisions Súdra sugar-cane Thakurs Thárús tract tradition tribe of Rajputs Upper Doáb villages Wheat word Zamíndárs
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Página 249 - Let no father, who knows the law, receive a gratuity, however small, for giving his daughter in marriage ; since the man who, through avarice, takes a gratuity for that purpose, is a seller of his offspring.
Página 185 - Last year I was a weaver, this year I am a Shaikh, Next year, if grain is dear, I shall be a Saiyad, — meaning that if he sold his crops well he should be wealthy enough to assume this latter title.
Página 275 - ... of his body. 167. He, who was begotten, according to law, on the wife of a man deceased, or impotent, or disordered, after due authority given to her, is called the lawful son of the wife.
Página 18 - Mahadeva to create new ones. He therefore formed the Charan equally devout as the Bhat, but of bolder spirit, and gave him in charge those favourite animals. From that period no bull was ever destroyed by the lion.
Página 9 - India, who beesM°s" are professed robbers and thieves, the two principal are the Baugrees and Moghees, both Hindus of the lowest caste. They came originally from the Western parts of India, chiefly from the neighbourhood of Chittore. The Moghees can hardly be said to have passed the Chumbul, but the Baugrees have settled in the Eastern parts of Malwa in considerable numbers...
Página 149 - ... TRIBE OF GAUR BRAHMANS. GAUR. IT has been already stated that this tribe has given its name to the five Brahmanical tribes of Northern India, but that the Gaurs Proper are confined to two districts. One of these is Bengal, more particularly its central tract. The other may be described as follows : " It runs through the Rampur territory as far as the Ramganga ; thence through Serauli, Seondara, Nerauli, Bahjoi, Rajpura, Dubhai, and the western borders of Koel, Chandaus, Noh Jhil, and Kosi. The...
Página 315 - Chittaur, about 1560 AD They claim to have been originally Rajpoots, and state that their ancestors lost their caste by taking to intoxicating liquors and eating fowls.
Página 84 - one of the original tribes of India. Tradition fixes their residence to the north of the Ghagra, touching the Bhars on the east in the vicinity of the Rohini. Several old forts testify...
Página 3 - Ahlrs were also at one time Rajas of Nepal, at the beginning of our era ; and they are perhaps connected with the Pala, or shepherd dynasty, which ruled in Bengal from the ninth to the latter part of the eleventh century, and which, if we may put trust in monumental inscriptions, were for some time the universal monarchs of India