The Coorgs and Their OriginsHistory of the Kodavas (Coorgs), inhabitants of Coorg Districts, Karnataka. |
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The Land and Its Environs | 17 |
Peoples of Kodagu | 28 |
A BirdsEye View of Kodagu and Kodavas 5 9 17 24 1 2000 28 From the Ancient Times to the Present Day | 33 |
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Absolutely identical Agastya ancient bale birudu Banaskanta Bastar Betul Bharatpur Bhind Bilaspur Brahmin bride bridegroom Cariappa century ceremony Chamba Chandravarma Changalvas Chatarpur Chindwara Chola contd Coorg customs dance Dhar District Census Handbooks Doda dress Durg dynasty festival Ganga Goddess Gujarat Haleri Hamirpur Himachal Pradesh Hindi Hoysalas ibid inscription Jain Jaisalmer Jodhpur Kadamba Kalera Kangra Kannada Kashmir Kathua Kaveri Kaveri Mahatmya Khargone Kodagu Kodava families Kodava language Kodava women Kongalvas Kota Kshatriya kupya large number Mada Madhya Pradesh Madikeri Malavas Malwa Mandi Sadar Mandla Mandsaur marriage meaning migrated Mysore Nagaur names of Kodava names of villages Neravanda North India odikathi olden days origin paddy Palampur Panchmahal Pandavas person plough Raisen Raja Rajasthan Rajgarh Rajputs resembling the name rulers Sagar Satna Shahdol South Kodagu Surguja Table 17 Table 9 Taluk Tehsil temple Tipu Tirtha tribes Udaipur Udhampur village by name villages called villages resembling villages similar worship