Rajasthan, Part 2K. S. Singh |
Contents
A Note on the Series | 444 |
Cheeta | 461 |
Kalbi | 481 |
Kangigar | 494 |
Introduction | 496 |
Kasai | 501 |
Kayam Khani | 509 |
Kebot | 515 |
Ramgadia SikhTarkhan | 791 |
Rawal | 812 |
Regar | 819 |
SadhShad | 828 |
Sailwal | 836 |
Saini | 845 |
Santia | 851 |
Salvi | 859 |
The Communities | 518 |
Khandelwal | 524 |
Mungia | 532 |
Khatik | 539 |
Kirar | 548 |
Kriyagar | 555 |
Kumawat | 562 |
Nyaria | 569 |
Pushkarna Brahman | 760 |
Raisikh | 769 |
Rajpurohit | 781 |
Sansi | 866 |
Sargara | 873 |
Vijabargiya | 987 |
A Bio Anthropological Note | 995 |
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Agarwal | 1022 |
Lok Rajput | 1041 |
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accept water Ajmer alcoholic drinks bangles Bikaner birth boys Brahman bride bride price bride's house bride's place brother's wife cash caste council chief mourner clan Community endogamy cooking death deity Devnagari Devnagari script disputes districts divorce Diwali Dowry drinking water eldest son succeeds endogamy exogamous facilities father festivals girls goddesses gotra groom groom's house groundnut oil Hadoti Hindi Hindu Holi husband's elder brother husband's younger brother inherit Inter-family linkages Jaipur Jodhpur joking relation Kshatriya labourers male child marriage alliances marriage is patrilocal married Marwar Meghwal Mewari modern medicare Monogamy moong mother Muslim non-vegetarian nuclear occupation panch parental property patrilocal performed pollution is observed pollution period practise pujan purificatory bath Rajasthan Rajput Rakshabandhan remarriage residence after marriage rule of residence sagai samaj Sansi Scheduled Castes Sikh staple food status succession rites traditional traditionally type of family Udaipur vegetables village wheat widow woman women worship