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... bridegroom's place , the bride is welcomed with lighted torches and pounded turmeric in the same manner and with the same ceremonies as saw at the bridegroom's archhā - parchhā or welcoming ceremony at the bride's father's place .
... bridegroom's place , the bride is welcomed with lighted torches and pounded turmeric in the same manner and with the same ceremonies as saw at the bridegroom's archhā - parchhā or welcoming ceremony at the bride's father's place .
Page 313
Until the Hoyon or shaving ceremony which takes place on the seventh day from death , no Birbor of the settlemont will shave . Amongst the Uthlûs no one in the țāņdā will hunt until the Hoyon is over . Although Jāghi Birhors may hunt ...
Until the Hoyon or shaving ceremony which takes place on the seventh day from death , no Birbor of the settlemont will shave . Amongst the Uthlûs no one in the țāņdā will hunt until the Hoyon is over . Although Jāghi Birhors may hunt ...
Page 319
If the name is not that of the deceased but of some other spirit , the ceremony of burning the miniature hot and calling back the spirit is repeated . And the måti again gets into a state of spirit - possession .
If the name is not that of the deceased but of some other spirit , the ceremony of burning the miniature hot and calling back the spirit is repeated . And the måti again gets into a state of spirit - possession .
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Contents
Annual Address by E H C Walsh C S I I C | 1 |
Some Froblems in Gupta Chronology by Panna | 5 |
King Pratapa Rudra Deva of Orissa and his Sarasvati | 6 |
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 4 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1918 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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