10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «PUGAS»
Discover the use of
pugas in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pugas and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Malay literature.
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Cities as Partners: The Challenge to Strengthen Urban ... - Halaman 89
An analysis by Cornelissen (2004) shows that 11 of 19 PUGAs consisted of missions with either a representative or political character, such as visits by mayors and councillors (signing of agreements) or missions for project formulation.
2
Kankanay Ceremonies (American Archaeology and ...
Pugas. After a dead person has been buried, the people gather in his yard. They get a vessel of water, and the mambunong puts grass in it and sprinkles them, while saying the following: Wada, kano, san dūa sin agī. Daeda Balitok un Obog.
3
The republican trends in ancient India - Halaman 112
that the Pugas also had a deliberative organ like any other Sarhgha or gana, in which deliberations were permissible only in the presence of a quorum. The member whose presence imported to the Puga its completeness being mentioned as ...
4
Ancient Indian Political Thought and Institutions - Halaman 416
The three terms used by Kautilya in the above passage are all found in Panini — sabha, puga, and samavaya. The sabha has already been disposed of above. Puga is mentioned by Panini as one of the kinds of ayudhajixiins or corporations ...
Bhasker Anand Saletore, 1963
5
Crime and Punishment in Ancient India, C. A.D. 300 to A.D. ...
Kula, Sreni and Puga arranged in the ascending order of importance, the Kula being the lowest court for arbitration in small matters.137 Mitaksara has defined these courts thus— Kula was an assembly consisting of relations agnatic and ...
6
Aryatarangini: The Saga of the Indo-Aryans - Jilid 1 - Halaman 362
The Pugas, controlled by gramanis, lay on the right, or western, bank of the Sindhu, in the region of modern Kandahar. The Vratas were found every where, but mostly outside the Vahika country. . ., Even among the highly organised Sanghas, ...
7
Forest Society: A Social History of Petén, Guatemala - Halaman 307
Soza (1970:468) says that among the earliest settlers of new San Andres were people named Acosta, Aldana, Cano, Manzanero, Munoz, Puga, and Vanegas. The Aldanas most probably were Creoles; others may have been. The Canos and ...
8
Manufacturing Otherness: Missions and Indigenous ...
There is the testimony of Custódia Maria da Piedade, a Carijó woman who, at the young age of twenty two, was solicited by not one, but many priests, such as Father Antônio Álvares Pugas, Father João da Costa, Father Manoel Pinheiro de ...
9
Jamoyawon Ritual: A Territorial Concept - Halaman 13
Rice was formerly raised through the upland method called pugas. In this method, the soil stays dry and water is not retained. Pugas is most favorable when the land has just been cleared by cutting back and burning off the vegetation cover.
Jesucita L. Sodusta, 1983
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Court Procedure in Ancient India, on the Basis of ... - Halaman 26
Prevailing popular courts of justice are enumerated in the following order: (a) Pugas These Pugas were of communities residing either in villages or in towns. They comprised of persons dwelling in the same place irrespective of their castes or ...
Mahesh Kumar Sharan, 1978
