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Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal Part I History Literature &c. 1876

1876

X) is a faithful picture of the mode of life of the members of the Lodhi caste a most important element in the poplation of the Hamirpur district especially in the Parganahs of Rath Panwri and Jalalpur. [...] The forms of Hindi spoken in Parganah Maudlui in the east of the Hamirpur district are intermediate between the dialect of the Doab and that of southern Bundelkhand and the songs now published are all (except No. [...] It is denied by no one that on the arrival of these invaders they found in possession and soon overthrew the Tonnirs of Dihli the Illithors of Rztnauj and the Bhare who were found to be in universal possession of the soil of nosih-east Audh and 13amirns. [...] The writer has also had access to some of the most learned pandits of the day incluing Umadat of Ayodhytt and Saraj Ntirtiin of Aldemau a former pupil of the Banziras College and the information received from such sources as these so far as it relates to the subject in hand he now proposes to utilize for the purposes of this paper. [...] Many years of the official life of the writer have been devoted to duties which involved the examination of the genealogies of some of our oldest and best native families and the results of his enquiries have led him to the following conclusions: (1) That not a single member of the landed gentry or local priesthood can trace back to an ancestor who held an acre of land or who administered a spir
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Pages
135
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.120250
Segment Pages Author Actions
Frontmatter
i-v The Philological Secretary view
Errata
i-i The Philological Secretary view
Popular Songs of the Hamirpur District in Bundelkhand N. W. P. No. II.—By Vincent A. Smith B.A. C.S.
279-290 The Philological Secretary view
List of Rare Muhammadan Coins.—No.II. (Coins of the Kings of Dihli Málwah Bengal Kulbarga and Kashmir.—By J. G. Delmerick Dihli
291-296 The Philological Secretary view
The Bhars of Audh and Banáras.—By Patrick Carnegy Commissioner of Rái Bareli Audh
297-308 The Philological Secretary view
Translations from the Diwán of Zíb-un-Nisá Begam poetically styled “Makhfí” dnughter of the Emperor Aurangzí.—By P. Whalley B.C.S. Murádábád
308-311 The Philological Secretary view
Sri Swámi Hari Dás of Brindában.—By F. S. Growse M. A. B. C. S.
312-324 The Philological Secretary view
A Reply to several passages in Mr. Blochmann’s “Contributions to the History and Geography of Bengal ” No. III.—By the Translator of the Tabakát-i-Násirl Major H. G. Raverty Bombay Army (Retired)
325-352 The Philological Secretary view
Morals of Kálidása.—By Prannáth Pandit M. A.
352-367 The Philological Secretary view
An Imperiat Assemblage at Delhi three thousand years ago.—By Rájenderalála Mitea L.L. D.
368-398 The Philological Secretary view
Index
399-403 The Philological Secretary view
Backmatter
i-ii The Philological Secretary view

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