Indian Antiquary Vol 36

SR No.: 032528
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Richard Carnac Temple
Publisher: Swati Publications
Publication Year: 1984
Total Pages: 430
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 15 MB

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Pahrí, a record-keeper... Pakpattan, the ancient Ajadhan pálál, Toda, a milkman... Palankwe, Andamanese Tribe... Palari, in the Hill States Palestine, the travels of R. Bell and J. Campbell in ... 98 ff.; 125 ff.; 173 ff. Pali, Panjab parganá Pallava, saint, ancestor of the Plaud sept pulsra, an official
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panch gavya, mixture used in purification
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panchak shanti, propitiatory hymns
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panch ratan, five gems ... pandanus, paste... Pandavas, and the Cult of Kanêți Pandavs ... Pângi wizarat panila, feast Panipat, victory of pání-watra, pimples Punjab, home of the Khokhars and Gakkhars. Pañjab and Totemism... ...51 f. Pañjab, Notes on Ancient Administrative Terms and Titles in... Panjab Hill Tribes, A report on, from a Native point of view, by Mian Durga Singh. Tribes, Tribal Designations, 2641.; History of Migrations - Tables of Hill Sections-Brahmans, 266; Rajputs, 267; Vaisyas, 268; Sadras, 269; Mendicants, Tribal Head-Quarters, 270; Genealogical Tables, 271; Monuments, Caste Marriages, Totemism, Tribal Names, 272; Public Assemblies, Deities, 273; Trade, Artizans, 274; Marriage Customs, 275 f.; Divorce, Polyandry, Prostitution, 277; Inheritance, 278; Tribal details, 279; Widows, Household customs, 280; Adoption, Puberty, 281; Betrothal, Marriage, 282; Death, 283; Purification, 289; Religion, Gods, 290 ff.; Worship, Ghosts and Spirits, 296; Initiation, Sect, Priests, 297; Places of worship, Sacrifices, 298 f.; Festivals, 300 ff.; Animism, Worship, of Spi-. rits, 303; of Ancestors, 335; of Animals and Trees, Omens, 306 f.; Sumptuary and Naming Customs, 308; Magic, Charms, Possession, Exorcism, Dreams, Spirit propitiation, Evil Eye, 309; Fortune-telling, Illness, 310; Abstention from Foods, Tribal Descent, Customs on Eating, Restrictions as to Women, 311; Pronouncing Names and Words, Courtesy Titles, Agricultural Superstitions, 312; Food and Drink, 813; Din
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Parabrahmâ, the supreme spirit
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Parali, Hill pargand Paramaras of Malava. 150; 157, 159, 161 n.,
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Parhalah, in the Pañjáb
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Pathrala, sub-section of the Ghirths... Patna
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Patnah 'Azimâbâd pattá, a leaf
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pattú, blanket Patwal, riv, in the Himalayas patwari, an official
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