pt. II. Descriptive articles on the principal castes and tribes of the Central ProvincesMacmillan and Company, limited, 1916 - Caste |
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Agharias Aghori Ahir ancestors animal Badhaks Bahna Baigas Bairagis Banias Banjāras belong Bengal Berar Bhainas Bharias Bhāts Bhils Bhuiyas Bhunjias Bilaspur Binjhwārs Bishnois body Bohras Brahmans bride bridegroom buried called cattle Central Provinces ceremony Chamārs Charans Chhattisgarh child clan cloth Colonel considered cooked cultivators customs dacoity dead deity derived descendants Devi Dhimar Dhobi Districts divisions divorce Diwali drink exogamous father feast festival flesh forest girl goddess Gonds gotra grain groups Gujarat hands head Hindu husband impure Jain Jubbulpore Kanaujia Kawars Kayasths killed known Krishna Kunbis liquor live Mandla Maratha marriage marry Muhammadan Nagpur occupation offering origin Parwars persons priests probably Rāja Rajput Rājpūts riage rice rites round rule rupees sacred Saugor sect sept Sleeman social spirit subcastes subdivisions take food thread tion tree Tribes and Castes turmeric usually village wear wedding widow wife woman women worship