Ethnography: Castes and Tribes, Volumen2,Parte5

Agra amongst Assam Banjārā belong Bengal Bhil Bihār Bōdo body Bombay Brahmanic Brahmanised branch Buddhism Calcutta called caste Census Central Belt Central India Central Provinces ceremonies Chief clans classes coast connection considerable cultivation customs Dekkan descendants district Dravidian east endogamous exogamous Field-labourers former frontier functional Gangetic Gōnd Gujarat Hill tribe Himalaya Hindu intermarry Islām Kaibartta Karnatic Kayasth Khatri Kōl Kunbi l'Inde labour land Landed-dominant language latter Leather-workers Lingayat London lower Madras Malabar menials Muṇḍā Muslim Nāgā native Nayar neighbours northern occupation organisation origin Orissa Oudh Panjab Paraiyan Paris Paṭhān peasantry Peasants plains population position present day priests probably Prov race Rajput Rajputana rank recognised religion religious rest returned sections settled Sikhs Sindh social sub-castes subdivisions Tamil country Telingana Telugu Telugu country tomes tract trade tradition tribal unspd upper India village vols watchmen Weavers western whilst worship