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The Head - Dress of Banjara Women 5. Deb , Hari Krishna , M. A.The Nandas , Earlier and Later 6. Gait , His Honour , Sir Edward , K. C. S. I.Note on an Inscribed Coppər Axe - head 7. Haldar , Sukumar , B. A.Ho Folk - lore 8.
The Head - Dress of Banjara Women 5. Deb , Hari Krishna , M. A.The Nandas , Earlier and Later 6. Gait , His Honour , Sir Edward , K. C. S. I.Note on an Inscribed Coppər Axe - head 7. Haldar , Sukumar , B. A.Ho Folk - lore 8.
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24 The Head - Dress of Banjara Women , by W. Crooke , B. A. , I. C. S. ( Retd . ) 25. The Janibigha Inscription , by H. Panday , B. 4 . 26. The Marriage Customs of the Birbors , by Sarat Chandra Roy , M. A. , B. L. 27.
24 The Head - Dress of Banjara Women , by W. Crooke , B. A. , I. C. S. ( Retd . ) 25. The Janibigha Inscription , by H. Panday , B. 4 . 26. The Marriage Customs of the Birbors , by Sarat Chandra Roy , M. A. , B. L. 27.
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In this play , as in other dramas of Mithilā , the superior male characters all speak Sanskrit , and the women , when speaking prose , use Sauraseni Prākṣit ; but all the songs , whether sung by men or women , ; are in the Maithili ...
In this play , as in other dramas of Mithilā , the superior male characters all speak Sanskrit , and the women , when speaking prose , use Sauraseni Prākṣit ; but all the songs , whether sung by men or women , ; are in the Maithili ...
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When a man having a wife living , marries another woman , the form of union is known as Ilirūm bāplā . If the second wife is a spinster , the bridegroom has to pay one or two rupees in addition to the usual bride - price of nine rupees ...
When a man having a wife living , marries another woman , the form of union is known as Ilirūm bāplā . If the second wife is a spinster , the bridegroom has to pay one or two rupees in addition to the usual bride - price of nine rupees ...
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After the men have eaten , the women take their meal . Then all retire to bed . Next morning , the girl weaves three wreathes of flowers , and the Diguār makes three garlands of Erendi ( castor oil ) ...
After the men have eaten , the women take their meal . Then all retire to bed . Next morning , the girl weaves three wreathes of flowers , and the Diguār makes three garlands of Erendi ( castor oil ) ...
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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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