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INDIAN C..."

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'''THE TRIBES and CASTES of BENGAL.''' <br/>
By H.H. RISLEY,<br/>
INDIAN CIVIL SERVICE, OFFICIER D'ACADÉMIE FRANÇAISE. <br/>

Ethnographic Glossary. <br/>

CALCUTTA: <br/> ''Printed at the Bengal Secretariat Press.''<br/> 1891. .</div>
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=Barik=
a pangat or section of Dosadhs in Behar; a section of the Kadar caste in Behar which intermarries with the Kapar, Marik, Darbe, Manjhi, Hazari, Naiya, and Kampti sections, but not with the MandaI', Mirdaha, li.aut, and Bare; a section of M aghaya. Kumhars in Behar. A title of Goalas, Kaibarttas anel Napits in Bengal, and of BLan¬daris in Orissa.

=Bariswar=
A pur or section of Sakadwipi Brahmans in Behar.

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	A pangat or section of Dosadhs in Behar; a section of the Kadar caste in Behar which intermarries with the Kapar, Marik, Darbe, Manjhi, Hazari, Naiya, and Kampti sections, but not with the MandaI', Mirdaha, li.aut, and Bare; a section of M aghaya. Kumhars in Behar. A title of Goalas, Kaibarttas anel Napits in Bengal, and of BLan¬daris in Orissa.		A pangat or section of Dosadhs in Behar; a section of the Kadar caste in Behar which intermarries with the Kapar, Marik, Darbe, Manjhi, Hazari, Naiya, and Kampti sections, but not with the MandaI', Mirdaha, li.aut, and Bare; a section of M aghaya. Kumhars in Behar. A title of Goalas, Kaibarttas anel Napits in Bengal, and of BLan¬daris in Orissa.
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- a pangat or section of Dosadhs in Behar; a section of the Kadar caste in Behar which intermarries with the Kapar, Marik, Darbe, Manjhi, Hazari, Naiya, and Kampti sections, but not with the MandaI', Mirdaha, li.aut, and Bare; a section of M aghaya. Kumhars in Behar. A title of Goalas, Kaibarttas anel Napits in Bengal, and of BLan¬daris in Orissa.
+A pangat or section of Dosadhs in Behar; a section of the Kadar caste in Behar which intermarries with the Kapar, Marik, Darbe, Manjhi, Hazari, Naiya, and Kampti sections, but not with the MandaI', Mirdaha, li.aut, and Bare; a section of M aghaya. Kumhars in Behar. A title of Goalas, Kaibarttas anel Napits in Bengal, and of BLan¬daris in Orissa.
 =Bariswar=
 A pur or section of Sakadwipi Brahmans in Behar.

Barik - Revision history

Pdewan: /* Bariswar */

Pdewan: /* Barik */

Pdewan: Created page with "This article is an extract from {| class="wikitable" |- |colspan="0"| '''THE TRIBES and CASTES of BENGAL.''' By H.H. RISLEY, INDIAN C..."

Pdewan: Created page with "This article is an extract from {| class="wikitable" |- |colspan="0"|
'''THE TRIBES and CASTES of BENGAL.'''
By H.H. RISLEY,
INDIAN C..."