Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, المجلد 47،الأعداد 1-4 |
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الصفحة 28
These people were inhabitants of the Hanu side-valley, whose villages lie some
distance up it, but who had come down to the gorge of the main river (Indus) to
receive me. ... We saw a village or two on the other side at the mouths of ...
These people were inhabitants of the Hanu side-valley, whose villages lie some
distance up it, but who had come down to the gorge of the main river (Indus) to
receive me. ... We saw a village or two on the other side at the mouths of ...
الصفحة 29
The son of a certain head-man of the village of Ganok, a Musalmān Brökpā, had
broken through the prohibition after living some years among the Baltis. After a
time the goddess caused him to go mad and to throw himself into the river where
...
The son of a certain head-man of the village of Ganok, a Musalmān Brökpā, had
broken through the prohibition after living some years among the Baltis. After a
time the goddess caused him to go mad and to throw himself into the river where
...
الصفحة 30
A certain family in the village supplies the hereditary officiating priest. This person
has to purify himself for the annual ceremony by washings and fastings for the
space of seven days, during which he sits apart, not even members of his own ...
A certain family in the village supplies the hereditary officiating priest. This person
has to purify himself for the annual ceremony by washings and fastings for the
space of seven days, during which he sits apart, not even members of his own ...
الصفحة 31
I saw one or two small chortens, evidently newly erected, and in two villages
small gompas or hermit-cells (the larger monasteries of Tibet have the same
name) inhabited each by a single Lāma, one of whom was a Tibetan and the
other, ...
I saw one or two small chortens, evidently newly erected, and in two villages
small gompas or hermit-cells (the larger monasteries of Tibet have the same
name) inhabited each by a single Lāma, one of whom was a Tibetan and the
other, ...
الصفحة 32
Besides these there is a lower caste consisting, in the village of Dâh, of only five
families. They were originally blacksmiths, it is said, but no longer carry on the
ancestral calling. They are called Rüzmet (Tib.) or Gârgyut.* Their women are not
...
Besides these there is a lower caste consisting, in the village of Dâh, of only five
families. They were originally blacksmiths, it is said, but no longer carry on the
ancestral calling. They are called Rüzmet (Tib.) or Gârgyut.* Their women are not
...
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| العنوان | Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, المجلد 47،الأعداد 1-4 |
| المؤلف | Asiatic Society (Kolkata, India) |
| المساهمون | Asiatic Society of Bengal, Biodiversity Heritage Library |
| الناشر | G.H. Rouse, Baptist Mission Press, 1878 |
| أصلي من | جامعة ميتشيغان |
| الكتب ذات التنسيق الرقمي | 10 تشرين الثاني (نوفمبر) 2013 |
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