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الصفحة 26
Marital Status The marital status ( i.e. , unmarried , married , widowed and divorced22 ) indicates that the number of unmarried is highest followed by married ones , except in the Muslims females where we find a reverse picture ( cf.
Marital Status The marital status ( i.e. , unmarried , married , widowed and divorced22 ) indicates that the number of unmarried is highest followed by married ones , except in the Muslims females where we find a reverse picture ( cf.
الصفحة 93
Although there is a preference for endogamy , inter - marriage between nobles and dmans - rigs does occur . In general the in - marrying person assumes the status of her or his new house . Given the frequency of patrilocal marriage ...
Although there is a preference for endogamy , inter - marriage between nobles and dmans - rigs does occur . In general the in - marrying person assumes the status of her or his new house . Given the frequency of patrilocal marriage ...
الصفحة 249
This is a major irritant to the Buddhists , who have thus become vociferous about Union Territory status for their district , as that could open for them more opportunities for development according to their needs and aspirations .
This is a major irritant to the Buddhists , who have thus become vociferous about Union Territory status for their district , as that could open for them more opportunities for development according to their needs and aspirations .
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المحتوى
Introduction | 1 |
The Land and The People | 12 |
History of Ladakhi Rulers | 31 |
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