Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, المجلد 9،الجزء 1Bishop's College Press, 1840 |
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الصفحة 595
Note on the Limboos , and other Hill Tribes hitherto undescribed . By A. CAMPBELL , Esq . Superintendent of Darjeeling . The Limboos form a large portion of the inhabitants in the moun- tainous country lying between the Dood - Koosi and ...
Note on the Limboos , and other Hill Tribes hitherto undescribed . By A. CAMPBELL , Esq . Superintendent of Darjeeling . The Limboos form a large portion of the inhabitants in the moun- tainous country lying between the Dood - Koosi and ...
الصفحة 597
... Limboos themselves , by Limboo chiefs of note , who held the office of Chountra , or prime minister , either hereditarily , or by election of the rajas . In each chiefship it was the custom to maintain a fort or stronghold of very ...
... Limboos themselves , by Limboo chiefs of note , who held the office of Chountra , or prime minister , either hereditarily , or by election of the rajas . In each chiefship it was the custom to maintain a fort or stronghold of very ...
الصفحة 601
... Limboos do not belong to , than to give a name to the one they practice . They believe in the existence of the great God , who is called " Shám Mungh , " and worship other deities named Nihang Mo , Takpoopa , Hem - Sung - Mung , Teba ...
... Limboos do not belong to , than to give a name to the one they practice . They believe in the existence of the great God , who is called " Shám Mungh , " and worship other deities named Nihang Mo , Takpoopa , Hem - Sung - Mung , Teba ...
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