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Page 87
Some fifteen years ago a few Santal families settled in a portion of this village ,
which was called after them Santāl Sāi or the Santāl ... In their forest homes the
Santāls used to worship rough unhewn stones and to sacrifice fowls before them
.
Some fifteen years ago a few Santal families settled in a portion of this village ,
which was called after them Santāl Sāi or the Santāl ... In their forest homes the
Santāls used to worship rough unhewn stones and to sacrifice fowls before them
.
Page 239
I have no doubt as to his statements being correct so far as the Santāls of
Mānbhum are concerned . On one or two points there is , however , apparently
some difference in the customary laws as practised in the Santāl Parganās (
where the ...
I have no doubt as to his statements being correct so far as the Santāls of
Mānbhum are concerned . On one or two points there is , however , apparently
some difference in the customary laws as practised in the Santāl Parganās (
where the ...
Page 241
The Santāls are developing from an unsettled , semi - hunting stage of life to that
of settled agriculturists . There are signs that the Santāls were formerly a
communistic society ; the village seems to have been the “ owner ” of any "
cultivated ...
The Santāls are developing from an unsettled , semi - hunting stage of life to that
of settled agriculturists . There are signs that the Santāls were formerly a
communistic society ; the village seems to have been the “ owner ” of any "
cultivated ...
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Minutes of a Meeting of the Council held on the 3uth | 114 |
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ancient animal appear asked Babu bathing become believed belonging Bhumij Brāhman bride bridegroom brothers brought butt called carried century ceremony charter child clan cloth collected copper daughter described district door edge enter faces fact father feet Figure five friends girl give given grant Gupta hand head Hon'ble husband India jungle king known land leaves letters live marriage married means meet mentioned mother occasion offered origin Orissa party passed Persian person piece plate possible present Rājā received record regard relatives remains replied rice river round rule Santāls sent side Society spirit stone taken temple things tiger totem tree tribe turn village wife woman women young
Bibliographic information
| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 2 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1916 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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