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[149] This is the case among the Santál tribes, whicharefound inWestern Bengal, Northern Orissa, Bhágulpurand the Santál Párganas.[150] It seems probablethat fraternalpolyandry must formerly have been practised. Polyandry must have ...
Catherine Gasquoine Hartley, 1914
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Hinduism and Christianity in Orissa: Containing a Brief ... - Pagina 136
-Letter of a Santál. THE SANTALS. FoR several years the friends of our mission have taken a deep interest in the condition of the Santāls, a branch of the hill tribes, inhabiting the jungles on our western border. Little was known of them until ...
Otis Robinson Bacheler, 1853
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The Encyclopaedia Britannica: Latest Edition. A Dictionary ...
Three distinct types of country are represented within the area of the Santál Parganäs: in the east a sharply defined belt of hills stretches for about a hundred miles from the Ganges to the Naubil River; west of this point a rolling tract of long ...
Thomas Spencer Baynes, 1902
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The Principles of Sociology: pt. IV. Ceremonial ... - Pagina 18
“Intro.” 17; Buck, vol. ii, ch. 5; Pike, ii, 574). $574. Bode and D. (As. S. B. xviii, 745-6)—Lepchas (Eth. Soc. “Jour.” N. S. i, 152)--Santál (Hunt. “Ann.” i, 209;... As. S.B. xx, 554)—Jakuns (Fav. ii, 266.7)–Bode and D. (As. S.B. xviii, 745) —Neilgherry ...
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The Land Systems of British India: book 1. General. book ... - Pagina 496
The Santál Parganas were first removed from the oper. ation of the ordinary law by Act XXXVII of 1855*, which provided for a special superintendence. And this Act has been continued and amplified by the Regulation III o 1872 which declares ...
Baden Henry Baden-Powell, 1892
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Sessional papers. Inventory control record 1 - Volumul 64 - Pagina 418
However this may be, the popular gods of the tribe at the present day are the following:-(1) Marang Buru, the great mountain or the very high one, who now stands at the head of the Santál Pantheon, and is credited with very far-reaching ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1904
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Census of India, 1901: India I. Report - Pagina 418
However, this may be, the popular gods of the tribe at the present day are the following :-(1) Marang Buru, the great mountain or the very high one, who now stands at the head of the Santál Pantheon, and is credited with very far-reaching ...
India. Census Commissioner, 1903
Account of Bhāgalpur, by C. J. O'Donnell, that of the Santál Parganás, by H. H. Risley. 15. Districts of Monghyr and Purniah. By C. J. O'Donnell. 16. Districts of Hazáribāgh and Lohárdagā. By H. H. Risley. 17. s' District, tributary states of Chutia ...
State Library of Massachusetts, 1891
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The Land Systems of British India: book 4. The raiyatwérf ... - Pagina 612
Mán, an official holding of land (Santál Perg.) = 'watan' of Central India; Mänjhi-mân, the holding of the headman: i. 595. Mandal (Ben.), the common name for a village headman: i. 676. (Assam), an assistant to the mauzadar : see iii. 420.
Baden Henry Baden-Powell, 1892
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New Americanized Encyclopædia Britannica: A-Z - Pagina 877
BEHAR, a province of British India, under the jurisdiction of the Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal, comprises the districts of Champáran, Tirhut, Shāhābād, Sárán, Patná, Purniah, Bhāgalpur, and the Santál parganäs; and is bounded on the north ...
Encyclopaedia Britannica, inc, 1903
