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This appears to be the form already stereotyped in the oldest known examples in
North India , and Fergusson , beyond suggesting that their peculiarities were a
structural necessity , leaves the problem of origin unsolved . If this is true of the ...
This appears to be the form already stereotyped in the oldest known examples in
North India , and Fergusson , beyond suggesting that their peculiarities were a
structural necessity , leaves the problem of origin unsolved . If this is true of the ...
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victim . These Baghouts , which are spirits , should not be cofounded with the
were - tigers known as Ulath - bāghās , a belief in which is prevalent throughout
the Mundă country . It is believed that some men possess the power of
transforming ...
victim . These Baghouts , which are spirits , should not be cofounded with the
were - tigers known as Ulath - bāghās , a belief in which is prevalent throughout
the Mundă country . It is believed that some men possess the power of
transforming ...
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Rhūnts . The spirits of all the dead men of the village are collectively known as
Khunts . As the men of a Mundā village live in organized clans or Khūnts and all
the Khunts of the living live in anity , so do these Rhänts of the dead who are ...
Rhūnts . The spirits of all the dead men of the village are collectively known as
Khunts . As the men of a Mundā village live in organized clans or Khūnts and all
the Khunts of the living live in anity , so do these Rhänts of the dead who are ...
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Contents
JOURNAL | 14 |
205107 | 105 |
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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