Cultural Heritage of Jammu-Kashmir and Ladakh, المجلد 3Nagendra Kr Singh Anmol Publications, 1997 |
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... status , which was revived espe- cially in those days at national ceremonies at the royal court . Indeed , it may not be incorrect to state that the noble categories of the royal period survived partly as a way to express national pride ...
... status , which was revived espe- cially in those days at national ceremonies at the royal court . Indeed , it may not be incorrect to state that the noble categories of the royal period survived partly as a way to express national pride ...
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... status . The low - castes have also begun to experience changes in status . Although caste- divisions are still very sharp and strict at village level , there are new opportunities for escape and mobility . The ascription - based social ...
... status . The low - castes have also begun to experience changes in status . Although caste- divisions are still very sharp and strict at village level , there are new opportunities for escape and mobility . The ascription - based social ...
الصفحة 249
... status for their district . 3. The most pressing rationale for Union Territory status for Ladakh region is the fact that it is sandwiched between Pakistan on one side and China on the other , which renders it vulnerable to constant ...
... status for their district . 3. The most pressing rationale for Union Territory status for Ladakh region is the fact that it is sandwiched between Pakistan on one side and China on the other , which renders it vulnerable to constant ...
المحتوى
Introduction | 1 |
The Land and The People | 12 |
History of Ladakhi Rulers | 31 |
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