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GENERAL INDEX
[N.B. i. References are to pages. 2. 4s there is a sepa-
rate list of caste names found in the text (pages 341-356), only
those castes are mentioned here regarding which some import-
ant statement is made. 3. The glossary of vernacular terms,
similarly, makes it unnecessary to show them here. 4. 4s
‘caste’ is mentioned on almost every page in the book, there
is no separate entry of the word here.j
Accretion, formation of new castes
by, 50, 237-8.
Afghans: early connexion with
India, 163-5, 167 : invasions, 169 :
tribes and sections, see Pathan.
Agariya, 62, 72-3, 289.
Agarwala, 49, 285.
Agrahri, 68, 113, 285.
Agricultural indebtedness. See In-
debtedness.
Agriculture, 232-3.
Ahar and Ahir, 48.
Aheriya, 68, 72.
Ahir; mentioned in Toy Cart, 26:
62, 67, 72, 98, 107, 117.
Ahiwasi, 284-5.
Ahmad Shah Abdali (Durani), 169.
Akbar, 168, 174, 176, 180.
Ala-ud-din Khilji, 170.
Al-kafat, principle of, 192 : effect
on endogamy, among Sunnis,
193-5 : arnong Shias, 196.
Ameer Ali, Mahommedan Law,
193-4, 196, 198-9, 207.
Ancestral debt, 261-3.
Ancestor worship, 288-303. See also
Sraddha.
Arabs: invasions, 161, 164-5 : as
an ethnic element in India, 183-4,
194.
Arsha form of marriage, 317.
Arya race : relations with Dasyu,
13-H, 324-5 : beliefs, 274-6:
amalgamation of beliefs with
those of Dasyu, 277-8 : ritual,
298.
Arya Samaj, 330-1.
Asura form of marriage, 317.
Atith, 132.
Atkinson, Kumaun Gazetteer, 140,
143» 147-
Audhiya, 67, 159.
Aurangzeb, 168-9, 176.
Avebury, Lord, Origin of Civiliza-
tion, 226.
Avuncular rule of prohibited kin,
60.
Babar, 168, 171, 173.
Badhik, 151, 158.
Badi Banjara, 160, 237.
Badr-ud-din-Tyabji, Principles of
Muhammadan Law, 193.
Baghban, 107, 117-8, 212.
Baheliya, 286.
Bahika, 24.
Baidguar, 204.
Baines, Sir A., Census Report,
India, 1891, q.v.
Bais, 285.
Baiswar, 73.
Bajgi, 63.
Bakhtiyar Khilji, 29.
Balahar, 63, 73, 237.
Balai, 73.
Balban, 166.
Banjara, 107, 118, 159.
Banmanus, 107, 212-3.
Bansphor, 73.
Barachha (barrekhi), custom, 71.
Barai, 67, 72.
Barhai, 69, 98, 244.
Bari, 63, 67, 108.
367
[N.B. i. References are to pages. 2. 4s there is a sepa-
rate list of caste names found in the text (pages 341-356), only
those castes are mentioned here regarding which some import-
ant statement is made. 3. The glossary of vernacular terms,
similarly, makes it unnecessary to show them here. 4. 4s
‘caste’ is mentioned on almost every page in the book, there
is no separate entry of the word here.j
Accretion, formation of new castes
by, 50, 237-8.
Afghans: early connexion with
India, 163-5, 167 : invasions, 169 :
tribes and sections, see Pathan.
Agariya, 62, 72-3, 289.
Agarwala, 49, 285.
Agrahri, 68, 113, 285.
Agricultural indebtedness. See In-
debtedness.
Agriculture, 232-3.
Ahar and Ahir, 48.
Aheriya, 68, 72.
Ahir; mentioned in Toy Cart, 26:
62, 67, 72, 98, 107, 117.
Ahiwasi, 284-5.
Ahmad Shah Abdali (Durani), 169.
Akbar, 168, 174, 176, 180.
Ala-ud-din Khilji, 170.
Al-kafat, principle of, 192 : effect
on endogamy, among Sunnis,
193-5 : arnong Shias, 196.
Ameer Ali, Mahommedan Law,
193-4, 196, 198-9, 207.
Ancestral debt, 261-3.
Ancestor worship, 288-303. See also
Sraddha.
Arabs: invasions, 161, 164-5 : as
an ethnic element in India, 183-4,
194.
Arsha form of marriage, 317.
Arya race : relations with Dasyu,
13-H, 324-5 : beliefs, 274-6:
amalgamation of beliefs with
those of Dasyu, 277-8 : ritual,
298.
Arya Samaj, 330-1.
Asura form of marriage, 317.
Atith, 132.
Atkinson, Kumaun Gazetteer, 140,
143» 147-
Audhiya, 67, 159.
Aurangzeb, 168-9, 176.
Avebury, Lord, Origin of Civiliza-
tion, 226.
Avuncular rule of prohibited kin,
60.
Babar, 168, 171, 173.
Badhik, 151, 158.
Badi Banjara, 160, 237.
Badr-ud-din-Tyabji, Principles of
Muhammadan Law, 193.
Baghban, 107, 117-8, 212.
Baheliya, 286.
Bahika, 24.
Baidguar, 204.
Baines, Sir A., Census Report,
India, 1891, q.v.
Bais, 285.
Baiswar, 73.
Bajgi, 63.
Bakhtiyar Khilji, 29.
Balahar, 63, 73, 237.
Balai, 73.
Balban, 166.
Banjara, 107, 118, 159.
Banmanus, 107, 212-3.
Bansphor, 73.
Barachha (barrekhi), custom, 71.
Barai, 67, 72.
Barhai, 69, 98, 244.
Bari, 63, 67, 108.
367