Conflict and Tension in Tribal SocietyIn the Indian context. |
Contents
List of Tables | 11 |
Part I | 17 |
Administrative Rigmarole as a Source of Conflict | 33 |
The Land Tenurial System as a Source of Conflict | 60 |
Evangelical Activities as a Factor of Conflict | 91 |
Western Education as a Factor of Conflict | 139 |
Santal Unrest Against European Zamindars | 171 |
Kherwar Movement 18741942 | 200 |
Bhuiyan Rebellion of Keonjhar 18671893 | 317 |
Upsurge in Bamanghatti Parganas in 186667 | 330 |
Wild Korwas Disturbances 188182 | 338 |
Gond Rebellion 1888 | 347 |
Khond Rebellion 1893 and Kisan Tana Rising 1918 | 357 |
Epilogue | 406 |
Appendix | 428 |
Selected Bibliography | 438 |
Common terms and phrases
aboriginals Adivasis administration agrarian arrested authorities Bamanghatti Bhagalpur Bhagirath Bhagwan Bhuinhari Bhuiyas Bhumij Bihar Birsa Bonai British Calcutta cent Chota Nagpur Division Chota Nagpur Mission Christian missionaries Church Commissioner of Chota Committee Congress Court cultivation Damin demand Deoghar Deputy Commissioner Diku Dumka election Father force Gandhi Godda Gonds Government of Bengal Government of India Hazaribagh Hindu Ibid Jaipal Singh Jan Sangh Jharkhand Mukti Morcha Jharkhand Party Kartik Oraon Keonjhar Kherwar movement Khond Kishan Kolhan Korwas land landlords large number leaders leadership Letter dated Lieutenant Governor Lievens Lohardaga Maharaja Manjhi Munda Muslim Nagpur and Santal officers organisation Orissa Paharias Palamau Patna police political population Prasad Proceedings raiyots Raja Raja's Ramgarh Ranchi District rebellion Renny rent Report Revenue Santal Parganas Sapha Sardars Scheduled Tribes schools Secretary Settlement Operation Singhbhum Sinha Sirguja situation social started Superintendent Tana Bhagats Tenancy Act tribal village wrote zamindars