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الصفحة 123
The areas explored in respect of this net - work of relations are family , gyut (
more like a lineage group ) and phasphun . How far these three social groups ,
two based on kinship and one on other considerations , are functionally vital , has
also ...
The areas explored in respect of this net - work of relations are family , gyut (
more like a lineage group ) and phasphun . How far these three social groups ,
two based on kinship and one on other considerations , are functionally vital , has
also ...
الصفحة 130
The unity between various families is widely observed at the time of harvesting of
crops and the death feasts . Even the families , not connected by blood and
marriage , have devised procedures to help each other . The system of
Phasphuns is ...
The unity between various families is widely observed at the time of harvesting of
crops and the death feasts . Even the families , not connected by blood and
marriage , have devised procedures to help each other . The system of
Phasphuns is ...
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المحتوى
Introduction | 1 |
The Land and The People | 12 |
History of Ladakhi Rulers | 31 |
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