THE BOOK At the Census of India, in 1881, an attempt was lll3de to obtain the materials for a complete list of all Castes and Tribes as 1 eturned by the. people themselves .and ente red by the Census Enumerators in their Schedutes. Instructions were sent to .each Province and Native State directing that the number of each Caste recorded, .and the composition of each Caste by sex should be shown in the .:final report. In this manner it was designed to lay "a foundation for further research into the little l-nown subject of Caste," a subject .in inquiring into which investigators have been gravelled, not for lack of matter but from its abundance and complexity, and the lack of all rational arran~ment. The subject as a whole has indeed been a mighty maze without a plan. An inquirer .into the social habits and customs of a Caste in nne district h.a.s always been liable to the .subse quent dis.covery that the people whom he had met were but offshoots or wanderers from a larger Tribe whose home was in another province. The distinctive habits and customs of a people are of course always freshest and most marked where the mass of that people dwell : and when a detachment wanders away or splits off from the parent Tribe and settles elsewhere, it suffers, notwithstanding its Caste-conserv ancy. a certain change through the moul ding influence of superior numbers around. Hence the desideratum of a bird'.s-eye view of the entire system of Castes and Tribes found in India : and this, as far as tlteir strength and distribution go, is what 1 have tried to supply in this Compendium. The first three lists are the most important part of this Compendium, the fourth list being simply the first list rearranged in order of numerical strength, while the fifth list gives a rearrangement of the same Castes according to hereditary or usual occupation, and the last gives additional details as to the habitat of the larger Castes or Tribes. List I. contains the names or all Castes or Tribes numbering one thousand and upwards, and it gives also the names of such smaller bodies as are found in more A
C 0 :M: J? E N.D·I U M
OF THE CASTES AND TRIBES
FOUND IN
INDIA.
Compiled from the <1881> Census Reports for the various Provinces
BY
EUSTACE J. KITTS, B.C.S., M.R.A~S.
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This faesimill reprinl published 1982 By THE ACADEMIC PRESS, Gurgaon 122 001 Haryana Printed at Pearl Offset Press 5/33, Kirti Nagar. New Delbi·ll0015 1982 A
COMJ?ENDIU·M
OF THE CASTES AND TRIBES
FOUND IN
IN D I A.
Compiled from the \1881> Census Reports for the va.riou Provinces
BY
EUSTACE- J. KITTS, B.C.S., M.R.A.S.
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1885~ TABLE OF CONT·ENTS.
PAGE INTRODUCTION ...... v
LIST I.-IMPORTANT CASTES AND TRIBES- Being all which number One Thousand and Upwards, or which are found in more than one Province or Native State. .. .. • ...... •.. • .. •...... ••. • .. • .. .. 1
LIST 11.-SMALL CASTES AND TRIBES- Being all which number less than One Thousand and are found only in one Province or Native State . ... , ...... ,,...... 21
LIST 111.-SYNONYMS AND SUB-DIVISIONS- Showing Sub-Divisions and Synonyms included in List I...... •• ...... 31
LIST IV.-ARRANGED BY NUMERICAL STRENGTH- Containing the Castes or Tribes entered in List I. arranged according to Numerical Strength...... •. .. • .••••••.• ...... 43
LIST V.-ARRANGED BY OCCUPATIONS AND LINGUISTIC FAMILIES-· Showing the Castes or Tribes in List I. arranged according to Hereditary or Customary Occupations, and by Linguistic Families...... 49
LIST VI.-DISTRIBUTION OF LARGE CASTES AND TRIBES- Showing for all Castes and Tribes numbering Ioo,oooand upwards, their strength in every district in which they exceed 25,000 in number: together with an
ABSTRACT Showing by· political distribution all Castes in List VI. which ·form more than Ten per cent. of the total population of the district in which they occur...... , ...... , •..•...... •...· ..••••. , . , ....•...... , 57
ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA ...... 75
INDICES ···•••••••••••••••·········•••··•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 77 INTRODUCTION.
AT the Census of India, in I 881, an attempt was made to obtain the materials for a complete list of all Castes and Tribes as returned by the people themselves and entered by the Census Enumerators in their Schedules. Instructions werf' sent to each Province and Native State directing that the riumber of each Caste recorded, and the composition of each Caste by sex should be shown in the final report. In this manner it was designed to lay "a foundation for further research into the little known subject of Caste," a subject in inquiring into which investi gators have been gravelled, not for lack of matter, but from its abundance and complexity, and the lack of all rational arrangement. The subject as a whole has indeed been a mighty maze without a plan. An inquirer into the social habits and customs of a Caste in one district has always been liable to the subsequent discovery that the people whom he had met were but offshoots or wanderers from a larger Tribe whose home was in another province. The I distinctive habits and customs of a people are· of course always freshest ancl most marked where the mass of that people dwell : and when a detachment: wanders away or splits off from the parent Tribe and settles elsewhere, it suffers, notwithstanding its Caste-conservancy, a certain change through the moulding influence o( superior numbers around. Hence the desideratum of a bird's·eyc• view of the entire system of Castes and Tribes found in India: and this, as far as their strength and distribution go, is what I have tried to supply in this Compendium. If the instructions mentione4 had been fully carried out, full materials would have been available.. In Rajputana and Central India however, only large Castes and Tribes were shown in the final returns. For Sind also the information was in part withheld. And in the North· West Provinces the list of Castes is seriously incomplete. Not a single Bagri, for example, not a single Bairagi, not a single Dher, not a single Dusadh (to go no further down the list) was returned for the whole of the NorthwWest Provinces and Oudh. In Madras, on the other hand, a list was drawn up ''giving every single Caste name entered in the Censu-; Schedules,'' and containing consequently many names of small or minutt· subdivisions, as also other terms which are not names of Castes or Tribes at all, such as Dancing Gentoo, Heathen, Eurasian Hindu, Brahman Sudras, Unenlightened, Enlightened, and Frog·eating Pariahs. This entire list of entries has however been classified under 257 main Castes, in the Madras Pro\·incial Table No. VIII. A., and it is this classified list which has been used here. In the case however of half a million of people classed as 'Others,' I have gone back to the detailed lists and have extracted from them all names numbering one hundred and upwards. 8 ,., -INTRODUCTION. Caste is not necessarily conterminous with religion. Among the 185 largest Castes or Tribes in the Panjab there are only 43, the members of which belong all of them to the same large religious body. In Bombay and Berar members of the same Castes are found, some of whom are Jains, while others are Vaishnava Hindus: and here the difference of religion is not even a bar to intermarriage. Converts to Islam commonly retain their old Caste name, and hence we find Musalman Bhois (or Kahars), Bhils, Dhers, Gaolis, (or Ahirs) Telis, and the like. A complete list of Castes and Tribes therefore cannot bt· confined simply to the Hindu religion, and hence in compiling these figures I have disregarded differences of religion but have marked with an (M) those Castes or Tribes which are more distinctly· M usalman and with a (J) those which are more distinctly Jain. In the majority of cases however the members of a single Caste or Tribe do all of them profess the same religion, but the exceptions are too numerous for the ethnological divisions to be regarded as conterminous with those of religious belief. The first three lists are the most important part of this Compendium, th(· fourth list being simply the first list rearranged in order of numerical strength. while the fifth list gives a rearrangement of the same Castes according to hereditary or usual occupation, . and the last gives additional . details as to the llahz'tat of the larger Castes or Tribes. List I. contains the names of all Castes or Tribes numbering one thousand and upwards, and it gives also the names of such smaller bodies as are found in more than one province. List II. gives the rest of the small Castes. In this list will be found several names, those of the :Abors in Assam and the Todars on the Nilgiris for example, which are ethnolo gically important: but probably the majority of the names are those of small subdivisions which further inquiry might succeed in referring to·· their main stock. Names which were wrongly entered by the Census Enumerators, or of which the compiling clerks in the Census offices afterwards made havoc, also find a place here. The list of small Castes and Tribes is therefore certainly more formidable in appearance than in reality. Taking Lists I. and II. as they stand however, we .see that according to the recent Census, there are 1,929 different Castes or Tribes in India: and List IV. shows that 8o3 of these number om· thousand and upwards, that 472 number ten thousand and upwards, while 206 (•xceed one hundred thousand in strength. There are forty-seven only which contain more than one million members a piece ; twenty-one of these contain two millions and upwards; while the Brahmans, Kunbis and Chamars are the only three Caste!i which number in their ranks more than ten million souls. 1'\t'arly fifteen per cent. of the inhabitants of India belong to one of these three grt'at Castes. The first two lists would ha,·e been much lengthier than at present had 110 attempt been made to group together recognized synonyms and subdivisions of the same main Castes and variant spellings of the same Caste name. A uniform system of transliteration is, perhaps, in view of the different languages and dialects current in different provinces, almost impossible: although some· thing might certainly be done towards such a desirable end. Such variations .. INTRODUCTION • \11 as Marwaree and Marwadi, Baishnab and Vaishnava, are at once identified: and others such as Okkili and Vakkaliga, Oddar or Odde and Waddar are also soon recognised. · But there are others which, in the absence of a uniform system of translit.eration, must escape identification. This is probably the reason why the Central Provinces returns contain the names of not a few castes sp~cially described as being strangers from Bengal or M~dras, but whose names are utterly unknown to the lists of those Presidencies. No attempt has been made in the third list to distinguish between synonyms, subdivisiQns and variant spellings, but I have refrained from inserting any names in this list, either as synonyms or subdivisions, without what appeared· to be good authority. It would however have been impossible to quote the authority in each instance wit~out seriously overburdening the list \Vith notes. In each case the name used most widely has been entered in List 1., and the other names have b~en given in List III. The Barhai or Carpenter Caste, for example, is known in the Panjab as the Tarkhan. In the Deccan he is known as the Sutar and in Assam as Sutradhar, both names being derived from the Sanskrit sttfrakara, the worker by string, 'probably either from sometimes joining planks by string, or from his u·sing a string in planning or measuring.' A new name, always descriptive, is often given to immigrants by the people of the land. The Bauris are commonly known in the Deccan as Pardhis, or hunters; and the Bagris in like manner are known as Takaris or Takankars, the menders of grindstones~ although both Castes retain and acknowledge, and among themselves habitually use; their true Caste name. The Banjaras or pack.. carriers are another case in point, Banjara itself being a name which they among themselves never think of using, a name given to them by others. A Banjara in the Deccan if asked his Caste will reply ' Labana ' or 'Charan': while further south again he calls himself a Lam bani or Lambadi. The Babhan and the Bhuinhar, the Kachhi and the Koeri, the Dhobi, the Parit and the Warthi, the Hajam; the Nai and the Mahali, the Darzi and the Simpi are other familiar examples of synonyms. In Madras, Mysore, Coorg, Cochin, and Travancore I have been guided by the classification adopted in the fourth volume of the· Madras Census Report, both as regards synonyms and sub· divisions. Without the excellent tables which form Appendix B in that volume it would have been impossible to compile the figures for those provinces. Subdivisions of Castes are always a matter of more controversy than are mere synonyms, as it is difficult to determine when a subdivision should rank as an independent Caste. No hard and fast rule can be made. The Ahirs, for example, contain three ,well-known subdivisions, the Jadubans, the Nand bans and the Gwalbans. The first of these is found in the Panjab, the second in the Central Doab, while all t4~ · Ahirs south and east of them belong to the third or Gwalbans division. In Bengal they call themselves no longer Ahirs, but Gwallas: in the Deccan, they call themselves Gaolis. Aheris and Bahelyas again are two gots or clans of the same Tribe, as some of their noted criminals have stated in printed confessions. In some cases it is quite possible that exception may be taken here and there to the inclusion or exclusion of a partic~lar name in the list: but such cases will probably be few. The index to viii INTRODUCTION. these three lists contains all the names given in them together with others gleaned from various sources : and it will, I believe, form a more nearly complete list of actually existing Castes and Tribal designations than any which has hithe~o been published.
In List V. an attempt has been made to classify all the more important Castes and Tribes according to their hereditary or customary occupation : and in each group so formed the Tribes belonging to the Dravidian, Kolarian and Tibeto Burman linguistic familie3 have been separately shown from the rest of the population. Properly speaking, the classification by speech lies deeper than the cla:ssification by occupation ; and if carried down to dialects, would be most instructive and of considerable ethnological importance. For a large Caste like the Kaibartha somtimes changes its hereditary calling; but even a small and wandering Caste, though it m;1y adopt the language. of the country, retains generally a slang or a household patois, based on its ancient tongue. The Bhils among hillmen, and the Kaikaris and Kolhatis among the vagrant tribes, are instances in type. For such a classification however the materials are wanting: and I have therefore contented myself with marking off the people, as far as possible, in the four great groups already mentioned.
The system of classification by occupations is based on that of Dr. Farr, as far as the arrangement goes, but a few words are necessary as to the details. In the first place it will be seen that the Agriculturists contain· the names of divers Tribes which have, properly speaking, no distinctive occupation. These are entered because agriculture is in India the natural or usual occupation of such Tribe~. Every Caste which has no hereditary Caste-occupation takes to agriculture. Tribes like the Rajputs and Ahoms, who entered India as warriors and conquered, became at first lords of the soil, and have in these latter days subsided into peaceful landlords and cultivators. Others like the Ghatwals and Khandaits, who were formerly military retainers, have now settled down on the lands which they. thus earned. Others, like the Maravans and Kallans, who once lived by loot and rapine, were at first used as guardians of the peace against outsiders, and thus fell into a quieter way of life until they too naturally took to ~griculture. The wild Trib~s of the hills and forests take perforce to the same occupation, clearing and cultivating a sufficient plot of ground to help them out, with Moha berries in the hot months and wild fruits and roots in the rains, through the year. The large Musalman Tribes also have in like manner taken to agriculture, and are therefore entered under this head.
One or two Castes will be found twice entered. Fishermen and boatmen have been classed together, as the occupations are followed almost invariably by the same people. Where the people of such Tribes have left the vicinity of the sea or large rivers, they have naturally lost their hereditary occupation. The Kaibarthas and the Kahars were formerely boatmen : the Bauris and Bagris in the Deccan are now shikaris and chakki-menders. The Kolis here and there became guardian of the passes, ~nd have now in great part . INTRODUCTION. IX settled down to agricultur~. In all such cases I have made a point of entering the original occupation, even when a second has been added : but ·in doubtful cases, such as·that of the Salai or Shaloi in Assam, who may once from their name have been weavers, • the present ascertained occupation has alone been entered. In some cases the same Caste follows different occupations in different provinces. The Khatik in the Deccan is a butcher•: in Bengal and the N. W. -P. he sells onions and chillies. The Chiks are a branch of the same race, but they sometimes get their living by weaving. The Kewats are fisher· m~n in Bengal and green-grocers in the Deccan. The Khatris are traders in the Panjab, and silk-weavers when we find them in Bombay. The Thakurs however, whom we find as agriculturists, as genealogists like the Charans, and also as hillmen, are probably three different races with a. common appellative, rather than a .single people following three distinct occupations.. The Doms of the North-West and the Dt.imnas of the Panjab, .like the Mangs of the Deccan, where they are not habitual thieves, are the professional hangmen and corpse· burners of the country : to the ordinary Hindu they are the type, and a very suggestive type, of all uncleanness. But in Assam . the Dom is a respectable man. '' The Assamese Dom is usually a fisherman. ·Though of an inferior Caste, he is not regarded, as in Upper India, with contempt and aversion, nor does he perform any menial and disagreeable offices. On the contrary, the Dom usually pretends to an exceptional degree of ceremonial purity. A Dom coaly ·for instance will object to carry a load to which fowls are attached, while the large section of Dams who are Mahapurushi,-that is, who are disciples of some religious institution which traces its origin to the reformer Shankar,-carry their punctiliousness so far as to refuse to eat except in clothes especially reserved for that purpose, or still wet 'from the bath. In Upper Assam the whole Caste seems to be on an equality, but in Kamrup a distinction prevails between the hdlwa Doms, who have taken to agriculture, and the jalwa Doms, who still follow their trad_e of fishing. The former class is considered .the more honorable.''t At the conclusion of this list will be found all the names of those Castes and Tribes which I have been unaple, from want of information, to relegate to their proper place. It will be seen that most of them belong to the Madras Presidency, a part of the empire of great ethnological importance, concerning which it is therefore disheartening to read that ' The article upon Caste in the 1871 Censq~ Report still is, and is likely to remain,. at least till the next Census, the standard work upon the subject, and nearly all that is known accurately and nearly all that can b~ Jaid with confidence about the Castes is there recorded.'* With the admirable series of Ga~etteers in the sister presidency as an ex~mplar, twenty years is surely rather long to wait for a single move forward. The sixth list shows the homes of the large Caste~, those which number one hundr~d thousand and upwards. Some large and well .. known Castes, such
• Assam Census Report, para. 172. t Assam C~nsus Report, para. 168. : Madras Census Report, Vol. I. 0 X INTRODUCTION. as the Banjaras, Beldars, Gosains and others, are so widely and evenly distri· buted,- that in no single distlict do they exceed 25,ooo in number, the minimum strength separately .shown in this list. In every case' the ·percentage which the particular people form on the total population of their district has been shown, and this information is really more valuable than the mere knowledge of the actual strength. Gon·ds, for example, are found in large numbers in the Central Indian States of Gwalior, Rewah and Bhopal : but their home lies south of the Narbada, among the flat-topped hills of Mandla and the upland tracts of Seoni and Chhindwara. This table indeed would have assumed a much more graphic and instructive form, especially for the larger Tribes, could it have been given in the shape of a series of maps, coloured with different depths of colour to correspond with the different degrees of density of population. There is very little migration among Castes now-a-days ; and whatever· may have been the original home of the larger bodies, they seem to have flowed into certain tracts, something after the manner of molten metal poured out on the ground, splitting up here and there, and sometimes turned as.ide by a seemingly slight or capri· ciotis circumstance, but cooling down and remaining for the future in the form they thus acquired. The natural features of the country must.have had much to say to the route taken and the form ultimately assumed. This however is a subject of· such importance, and requiring so much attention, that it is only mentioned here in order to show the object with which the table was prepared.
At the end of List VI. is wven an abstract of those Castes in each district which form ten per cent. or more of its population. The districts are arranged according to their ordinary political distribution into divisions and provinces, &c.: and the percentage of Musalmans in each instance in which it exceeded ten per cent. has also been shown.. There are some large and important districts, such as Madura and Ganjam, the latter one of the most interesting parts of India ethnologically, in which the population is made up of .a large number of small Castes, no one of which numbers ten per cent. of the entire population. The 'sturdy Maravars,' for example, do not reach ten per cent. either in Madura or Tinnevelly, and the ' Colleries' of Orme only pass that figure in the Pudukota Territory.
This abstract shows some curious conjunctions of Castes. Kanara, for .example, is the only district in Bombay, and South. Kanara is the only district in Madras, in which Brahmans number ten per cent. and upward of the .population. In the former district they are found alongside the Kunbis and Halakkigauds, and in the latter their companions are the toddy-drawing Tiens and the Malas or Parayans. The presence of so many holy men in these two districts is however explained when it is remembered that they are the descend than in any· other districts of the North-West Provinces1 and barring them nearly all the rest of the population in those two districts are Doms. The Gujars are more numerous in the Hazara district than in Gujrat, where th:ey especially settled and reigned: while in the former district they are out. numbered by the Awans, and in the latter by their predecessors the Jats. They are weak alike in Gujarat (Division) and Gujranwala, both of which are named after them. On local superstitions also such facts may probably throw light. Many Telis must have come from Raipur, formerly a great district for hill-fighting and petty warfare. To the peaceful Kunbi these men from the wild woods must, like the Rathor Telis who came down with'Aurangzib•s army, have been men to fight shy of ; and we can thus understand the superstition current to this day in the Deccan, that it is as unlucky in the early morning to meet a Teli as it is to meet a jackal. With whatever aspect of Caste history we are dealing we gain illustration of the principle already indicated, but perhaps not sufficiently appreciated, that considering the scarcity of good historical evidence, it is desirable first of all to consider the linguistic position, and secondly the geographical distribution of a Caste or Tribe before hope can be entertained of treating its natural history with effect. The following tables will, it is hoped, give a bird's-eye view of the entire field of Indian ethnological enquiry: many parts of the field have already been explored with admirable results, scattered however through numberless volumes and reports ; and it would be an undoubted boon could these results be collected into a compact form so as to define clearly the work which still· remains to be done. In concluding this note I wish to state that I shall be very grateful for all corrections of errors or omissions in the tables which may be communicated to me, and also for any suggestions as to their improvement or amendment. EUSTACE J. KITTS. Dated Azamgat·h, 1st November t88s. GENERAL INDEX. N.B.-The references are to the Serial Numbers in Lists I., II., and III. Where the name in the Index is that of a sub-division or \'ariant spelling not sbown in the Lists, the reference is given to the main head or sub-head under which it is included. References with the letter a aflixcd refer to the Addenda. ln this list B=Brahman, R~Rajput, K=Kunbi. Bari ...... 5R Bednor ...... 958 Ashari ...... 2446 Ba~aria...... 1977 Balsnnlosh .•• ...... 44 Ahir ...... 9 Andh...... I5 Baria...... 58 Beevak ...... 9SI Abdali ·•••••·••··••••·•• I Ashkan ...... 889 Bagarwal ...... •. ... 9o6 B:1luch ...... 45 Ahir Sonar ...... 1937 Andhalia ...... 879 Barika ...... 5 Beg ...... 952 Abdhut ...... 2379 Ashnadiya, B ...... 2102 Bagathalu...... 29 Balwarasava...... 919 9 Abhir, B ...... 20S~ A hom ...... ~...... 10 Andhra, B...... 2094 Balwasaru ...... •. • 920 Barker ...... 9:"8 Begadi ...... 844 Ainuthan ...... 827 Andi ...... I6 Asnora ...... 890 Baggili ...... 907 Abisheka ...... ••• 637 Baghban ...... 30 Bamayi ...... 92I Darla ... ; ...... :. 6o Begari ...... 516 Abkar ...... 344 Aiyangar ...... uS Andich, B ...... 2095 Asur ...... I934 Begaru ...... 516 Atagari ...... 601 Baghel, R...... 2712 Banajiga ...... 43 Barnoshankar 939 Abor ...... 856 Aiyar...... •• I 18 Andichiya Sahasra,B. zgo6 Barot...... 89 Begda ...... 9 Atakar ...... 4 Bag?~an ...... 30 Banamathi ...... 363 53 Aboti, B...... 2090 Aiyarakalu ...... 833 Andichya Tolkia, B. 2097 Banarasi ...... 922 Barpal ...... 940 Behara ...... 582 Ajala...... 516 Andkuri ...... 1965 Atakari ...... 6oi Bagtn ...... 844 Achakavalan 828 Bagri...... 31 Banathiya ...... 923 Barlhara ••• ...... 941 Behna ...... 190 Acharaj, B ...... 2091 Ajat ...... 863 Angapallan ...... 628 Atari...... 23 Beldar ...... 6S Atava ...... 582 Eagri, R...... 2713 Banbata ...... 456 Barui ...... 2034 Achari ...... 353 Ajwalia...... ••••. .•• 864 Anja ...... 88o Barwa ...... 2811 Belera ...... 516 Athnikar ...... 891 Baheliya ..• ...... 32 Banda ...... 582 Achariyan...... 118 Akarmase, K ...... 2512 Anjakar ...... 881 Barwala ...... 6r Be!~a ...... 954 Atidaridri, B ...... 2103 Baheriya, 2714 Bandari ...... 46 Achatur...... 857 Akasale ...... 787 Anjalanathu llamuga 882 R...... Banvar ...... 2036 Beonn ...... 69 Atikal ...... 3 Bah rupia ...... 33 Bandekar ...... 47 Achavellalan •••••• ••• 833 Akhundji ...... 865 Anjana, K ...... 2513 Bandhara ...... 924 Barwatsar...... 942 Belial ...... 833 Akhunzada ...... 2853 Anna...... 628 Atith ...... 2380 Bahtuwal ...... •• go8 Achchan ... . •• ...... 591 Bahurla...... •...... S32 Bandi ...... 48 Basa ...... 2053 Belli ...... 516 Achchavarakam ...... 2S33 Akkarai...... 833 Annuttan ...... •• 591 Atiyan ...... 3 Basava ...... 650 Bellir ...... 2616 Attari ...... 23 Bahurupi ...... 33 Bandolab ...... 925 Achi ...... 591 Akkiliyan ...... 591 Anol ...... 883 Bangadi ...... 2640 Basaveshwar ...... 2661 Belugu ...... 955 A kula ...... 43 Anthpr!'-n ...... 483 Attukaren...... 252 Baidya ...... 34 Ada ...... 601 Baiga ...... 35 Ban gar ...... 2839 Basdewa ...... 852 Belwari ...... 104 Adali...... 858 Ala ...... II Anthyajudu ...... 516 Atukala ...... 892 Benawa ...... 70 Au ghar ...... 2403 Baigah ...... 2030 Bangaru ...... 776 Bashi ...... 943 Adappakaran ...... 529 Alakkukaren ... .•. ... 827 _Anuppan ...... J7 Bash·i ...... 167 Benandia ...... 71 Alathi ...... 1951 Arab...... I8 Auhar ...... 893 Baigor ...... 909 Bangi, K ...... 2514 Adhikari ...... 2 Baijaburgi ...... 910 Bania ...... 49 Basod ...... 2016 Benayitho ...... 72 Adi ...... 833 AIavan ...... 747 Aradhya, B ...... 2098 Avalithiyana ...... 894 Bendar ...... 835 Avarelu ...... 582 Bailugar ...... 9II Banigaru ...... 1988 Basor...... 2016 Adibanjigar ...... 1986 Alitkar ...... 867 Aradhyaru ...... 2098 Basphor ...... 52 Bendu ...... 956 Aliya ...... 1948 Araikulam ...... 21 Avdasa ...... 895 Bainadu ...... 36 Banijada ...... ••...... 804 Adili ...... 859 Bainagiri ...... 43 Banjara ...... 50 Bassi...... 46 Bendura ...... 957 Adiyan ...... 3 Alkari ...... II A rain ...... 19 Avura ...... 896 Bene ...... 958 Awan ...... ;. 24 Bainedi ...... 5o6 Banka ...... 926 Basti ...... 944 Adiyodi...... 1950 Alkurba ...... 479 Arakanakkodi...... 5o6 Batar ...... 62 Bengali, B...... 2107 Awasti, B...... 2104 Ba!~gi ...... 37 Banka ...... 2283 Adlingadavar ...... 2594 Alkurumbar...... 481 Arakh ...... 1977 Bathari ...... 582 Bengali,/ndef. Allenavar ...... •• 866 Arapukaran ...... 884 Ayagalu ...... 25 Ba1na ...... 32 Bankulle ...... 927 Advichinchi ...... 2285 Banmanas ...... 2648 Bathna ...... 63 Benhar ...... 959 Adwal ...... 86o Allra ...... 868 Arasu, R ...... 2710 Ayan...... 252 Bais, R ...... 2715 Baisari ...... 912 Banper ...... 51 Bathudi ...... ,... 64 Benito ••...... g6o Agaili ...... 861 Alvar ...... ••• ...... 736 Aravakapu ...... 20 Ayaraka ...... 833 Bathuni...... 945 Beniya ...... 430 Amadi ...... 869 Aravan...... 885 Ayawaru ••• ...... 1970 Baishnab ...... 2856 Bansfod ...... 52 Agambadiyan ... .• .... 4 Bansi ...... 928 Bathura Bakulla...... 946 Benore ...... 958 Agamudayan ...... 4 Amaluthi ...... 870 Arayan ...... 334 Azad ...... 897 Baiti ...... 38 Bentkar ...... 2819 Baj ...... 39 Bansphor ••• ...... 52 Batki...... 48 Agani ...... 2613 Amanathiya...... •• ... 1949 Archakan ...... uS Batsarlu ...... 783 Beohara ...... 73 Amanth ...... 12 Are ...... 2I Babar ...... 898 Bajania...... •• .•. .•• ... 2887 Bant ...... 929 Agar...... 5 Banta ...... 43 Battad ...... 2615 Berad ...... 2043 Agaram ...... 4 Amayitha...... 871 Arekatika ...... ~ ...... 2476 Babhan ...... 2073 Bajari ...... 529 Beri ...... 74 Bajgi...... 40 Banthur ...... 930 Battlabasavi...... ••.•• 947 Agaria ...... S Ambalakar ...... I3 Arekatikalu ...... 2477 Babi ...... 899 Batulu ...... :...... 582 Beri Shetti ...... 74 Ambalakaran ...... I3 Arekulam ...... 21 Bachgoti ...... 2711 Bakad ...... 2614 Bantrothu...... ••• . .. 931 Agarwal ...... 6 Banwa ...... 932 Batwal ...... 2037 Beria ...... JZ Ambalavasi ...... 14 Ar~~aru ...... 1g66 Badagar ...... 26 Bakali ...... · 913 Agarwa.la ...... 6 Baocha ...... 53 Ba1,1cha ...... 53 Berlera ...... • ...... 516 Agasa ...... 2869 Ambattan...... 529 Ar~s! ...... 886 Badaik .•• ...... 2417 Bakkala ...... 46 Berole ...... 961 Baksaria, R ...... 2716 Baona ...... 933 Bauddhiya ...... 948 A gasaru ...... 2869 Ambi...... 75 ArtvJar ...... 749 Badari ...... 900 Bauri...... 65 Besta...... 75 Agastiar ...... 826 Ambiga ...... 75 Ariyakkuttadi ...... 334 Badaya ...... 776 Bakuda...... 516 Barad ...... 934 BaraL ...... 2031 Bavudia Paramhans. • 949 Bestru ...... 75 Agasti.\val ...... 2092 Ambikaran ...... 75 Arjot, B ...... 2099 Badayi ...... 776 Bala ...... 46 Bethra ...... g62 Balagai .•• ...... 516 Barara ...... 54 Bavuri ...... 516 Ager ...... 1930 Ambudi ...... 830 Armoda, B...... 2100 Baddun...... 27 Bawabudangiri ...... 950 Bettada Kuruba ...... 76 Aggia.ni ...... 516 Ambunattar...... 341 Amayalan ...... 887 Badfarosh...... 89 Balaga Karnam ...... 914 Baratha ·-·••""""" 2310 Bhabra ...... 77 Balahi ...... 915 Baraya ...... 935 Bawane...... 2515 Aghar~a...... 193I Am goth ...... 872 Arora ...... 22 Badhai ...... 901 Bawaria ...... 65 Bhadauriya, R...... 2717 Aghon ...... 862 Amithulavar ...... 873 Arulpathan ...... 749 Badhak ...... 1978 Balai ...... 41 Baredi ...... 9 Baretha...... •••••• 184 Bayar ...... 66 Bhadbhunja...... ••• ... 86 Agni ...... 828 Amma Coorg ...... 2500 Aruppan ...... JIZ Badhla ...... 902 Balari ...... 37 Bhadbhut ...... 963 Balasi ...... 42 Barewar ...... •...... 2032 Bazigar...... 2662 Agrahari ...... 1935 Ammunitha ...... ••• ... 874 Arvi, /ndef. Badi ...... 903 Bear...... 66 Bhaddri ...... 2411 . Agrabi ...... 1936 Amnaik ...... 875 Arwatli ...... 888 Badige .• ...... 776 Balgerbalki ...... 916 Bargah ...... •• ...... 2033 Bargahat ...... 936 Bebulu ...... 79I Bhadela...... 964 Agri .. ;...... 1932 Amuka ...... •• 833 Arwattwakkal, B ..... 2IOI Badiphul ...... 904 Baligalu ...... I987. Bhadri ...... 241 I Balija ...... 43 Bargahi...... •• ...... 2033 Beda ...... 835 Aguri ...... 7 Anadi ...... 876 Aryan, Indef. Badiya Paraja...... 2682 Bedar ...... 67 Bhadwa ...... 965 Agurla ...... 118 Anavala, B ...... 2C'93 Asadi ...... 2878 Badra ...... 905 Balingh ...... 917 Bargha ...... 55 Bhagat ...... 126 Bargi...... 56 Bedar, B ...... 21c6 Ahar ...... 8 Anb~ ...... 2047 Asar ...... 1933 Bagadi ...... I971 Balkana ...... ••• 918 Bhagtia...... 356 Ballal ...... 828 Barhai ...... 57 Bedi ...... 1985 Aheri...... 1976 Anbt ...... •• ••• ...... 877 Asari...... •.• ...... 2446 Bagadulu ...... 844 Bediya ...... 1979 Bhaina ...... g6 Aheria ...... 1976 Andavuthra ...... 878 A sayan...... 827 Bagalam ...... 28 Balramgotn, B. .. •••• 2105 Barhia ...... , 937 GENERAL JNDEX-conlinu1d. Bhairi ...... ,., $9 Bhaya ...... 983 Birjbasi ...... 107 Brahmachari ...... 116 Chalkar ...... - ~ ..... 1032 Chedan...... 334 Chitrakuli ...... 1004 Dalwadi ...... 2293 Bir)i& ...... 119 Brahmakshatri 117 Challuk ...... ~ ...... 1033 Chegadi ....., ...... 745 Chitroda ...... 1o6 S Bbaktulu ' "'"''''''"' 4 Bhelia ...... 3::1 Damami ...... 1082 Bhala ...... 78 Bhil ...... 92 Birkat ...... 52 Brahman ...... 118 Challuppan ...... 1034 Chekkala ...... 26c!il Chittajalu ...... ro66 Dam mula ...... 820 Bhala, R ...... 2718 Bhilala ...... ' :M167 Bisate ...... 990 Brahmanjai ...... IOU Chalwadi ...... 2617 CChhembadavan ...... 74Z Chittragar ...... 2290 Dandadhari ...... 43 BhaJwad .. , ...... ,, .•• ~ BhiJllQ...... , ...... 2351 Bisen, R. , ...... •• • 2722 Bnlhman)ani ...... 1012 Chalwai ...... '"'" 1035 ~mbuthuth i...... 244·' Chitur, R ...... 2732 D:mdasi...... so6 Bhami ...... ¢7 Bh"iSti ...... 93 Bishnoi .... ,, ..• •. ..• .•• 822 B~hm~n1 ...... 1952 Chamar ...... xz6 Chemman ...... z61o Chivili ...... 1007 Dandi ...... 1083 Bhamte ...... 79 Bhoer •••·••••••••·••·•• 94 Bodhi ...... 991 Br!!~l ...... 2715 Chamargaur ...... 2727 C'tennalan ...... so6 Chodhra ...... 148 Dandigan ...... 15S Bhamtia ...... 79 Bhogt& ...... ••• 2484 Bodi ...... 2~1 Brtjla ...... n9 Chamarjulaha ...... 126 Chentcb u ...... 140 Chodra . .• ...... • 148 Dandu ...... 43 Bhand ...... S0 Bhoi ...... , ... 2423 Bodiya Parajr...... 2683 Budathiya ...... 1013 Chambadi...... 747 Cheran ...... so6 Chokhar ...... 149 Dandgidas ...... 1o84 Bhandari ...... 81, 529 Bhoina·...... 96 Bodla ...... 691 Budbudki ...... 2273 Chambhar • ...... 'u6 Cheravan ...... so6 Choonarll ...... 2520 Dancbena ...... 1oo868S Bhandela ..• ... . • ...... 968 Bhoj ...... 984 Bodo Bothara ...... 2084 Buddayitha ...... , 1014 Chamkatia ...... 126 Cherenga ...... 1050 Chovan...... 744 Dandwati ...... 1 Bhangi ··••••·•••····•·•• 8z BhOjllk ...... 2709 Bodukalu ...... 992 Budhuk ...... 1978 Cham rang ...... 2276 Cherippukutti ...... so6 Chovisa, B...... 2117 Dang ...... , .... 1o87 Bhanj:iti ...... ¢9 BhoJak, B...... 2111 Bodura ...... 993 Budhwal ...... 1015 Chamtha ...... 127 Cberu ...... 141 Choyi ...... 744 Dangat ...... 159 BhanJ• R...... 2719 Bhondekar ...... 2511 Bogada ...... , 231 Budinava ...... 540 Chamtkar...... 1036 Cheruman ...... 506 Chudagar...... ro68 Dangi ...... 1150 Bhan1a ...... 2074 Bhonia ...... 207 5 Borama ~...... 1o8 Budubudukala ...... 120 Chanak ...... , ... , .. 1037 Cherwa ...... 141 Chudayitho ...... J05~ Dangr~, K ...... 2524 Bhankotkar ...... 747 Bhopa, B...... 2112 Bogapu ...... 108 Buduga. .. ~ ...... 1016 Chanda...... , ...... 1038 Chetijya ...... 1051 Chudgar ...... 1070 Dangr1 ...... 161 Bhanmati ...... 970 Bhorpi ...... 33 Bogar ...... 381 Bugad ...... 1017 Chanar ...... 744 Chettekar...... 136 Chuk:l,r ...... 149 Da.ngur...... JoSS Bhansali ...... 83 Bhorw& ...., ·••··• .•• .•• 38t Bog&'ili ...... Jo8 Bugondo ...... 1018 Chandah ...... 1039 Chetti ...... 749 Chukler ...... ~ ...... 2611 Dangur, R...... 2734 Bhantu '".'""'"""... 19 Bhotia, R...... 2721 Bogi .••.••..•.•• u••••••• 108 Bukkahasa ...... 1019 Cbandak ...... 1040 Chettiyan ...... 334 Chuliyan ...... 591 Danmar ...... 761 Bhanukoh •• ...... 971 Bhovi ··••••·••••••••••• 75 Boriya ...... 994 Bulahar ...... , ...... 41 Chandal ...... 128 Cbettri ...... 2519 Chunadi, K ...... 2520 Daoli ...... 163 Bhaosat ...... 2286 Bhoy11r ...... 2076 Bogri ...... 995 Bun ...... 1020 Chandar ...... 128 Cheykon ...... 744 Chunanaun, K ...... 25:n Daphla •...... 1076 Bhar ··•·····•·••·•••••••• 84 Bhrasht...... 985 Bogsha ...... 109 Buna .....; ...... , 121 Chandani ...... 2516 Chhanbo ...... 1052 Chunari...... 150, 2520 Dar ...... 1089 Bhar ...... 97:1 Bhuian ...... 97 Bohara ...... 110 Bundali ...... 1021 Chandel ...... 2728 Cbhaparband 2277 Churhela ...... 532 Darar ...... 1090 Bharadi ...... 2404 Bhuijwa ...... 2000 Boh.iri ...... 995 Bundari •••••• ·••·••••• 744 Chanderiya ...... 25I7 Chhara ...... • ...... 1053 Churigar -· ...... 2641 Daraiha, R...... • ...... 273) Bharadwaj, B...... 2109 Bhuimali ...... 95 Boishnab ...... • 822 Bundela ...... 2725 Chandiker ...... 1041 Chharu ...... : ...... 1054 Churiyu ...... 2642 Darhi ...... 163 Bharai ...... ,_...... 85 Bhuinbar ...... 96 Boka ...... 997 Bundkar· ...... 1022 Chandrawa.t ...... 2729 Chhatardaz ...... 1055 Cbutibidiya ...... 1071 Daria! ...... 1091 Bharati ...... 2381 Bhuinya ...... 97 Bokhari ...... 998 Bunkar...... 122 Chandra.yan • ...... 1c4:z Chhatrapuri...... 1995 Chutiya...... 151 Darji...... 165, 1092 Bhar.iva ...... 2471 Bbuiyan ...... 2079 Bokkish ...... 2872 B unga ...... 1023 Changar ...... 129 Chha.tri, K ...... 1.1519 Chutra ...... 2055 Darman ...... 154 Bharbhunja ...... 86 Bhuiyar ...... 2077 BoUa ...... 833 Bura Jathi ..... , ...... 123 Channainavar ...... 1043 Chhera ...... 2054 Chutta Baraghyapune 1072 Darugar ...... 1093 Bhareria .,, ...... S6 Bhujwa...... 85 Bolothiya ...... 999 Burama ...... , ... 1024 Chan nan ...... 744 Chhimba ...... 2287 Coorg ...... 2501 Darvesh ...... 164 Bharewa ...... 247l Bhulia ...... - .., 98 Bombaku ...... rooo Burar ...... 2017 Chanthayi ...... 1044 Chhimpa ...... 2288 Cuniyan ...... 2453 Darzi ...... 165 Bhargava, B. •.. .., ... 2110 Bhumia .•• ...• •• ...... 2082 Bomma ...... ur Burganda ...... 2429 Chanwar ...... 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"'"• 273~ Dasi ...... 167 Bltatra ...... 978, 23$0 Bhuyar ...... 2078 Bora Hatugali...... 1oo6 Chai ...... 124 Chasa ...... 133 Chinna. Bothara ..... :to86 Dahkol ...... 1078 Dasondhi...... 2o64 Bhatsale • ...... 979 Bhyrawala ...... 2035 Bora!...... u:z Chajgar .••••, ...... 1019 Chasati ,...... 1048a Chipa ...... l4l Dai ...... 155 Dasri ...... 2299 Bbatsanst ...... 2454 Bidari ...... 46 Bordhak ...... 51 Ch.ikala ...... • ...... 827 Chassa ...... 133 Chi pi ...... 142 Daimanjhi ...... 1079 Dass ...... 168 Bhatia ...... 980 Biddaka ... /!, ...... IOJ Boria...... i13 Chakar ...... US Chassadhopa...... 134 Chipigar ...... 142 Dakhane ...... 2522 Dasulu ...... 5o6 Bhatt:u ...... 118 Bidur...... 838 Borsada ...... 2114 Chakiyar ...... 1953 Chatala...... 736 Cbipkar ...... 1061 Dakochia ...... 319 Dasyamanbagi ...... JIOO Bhatt.orazulu, R...... 27zo B~~er .... :...... 9SS Bosintha ...... •• 37 Chakkan ...... 826 Chatera...... 136 Chirate...... , ...... 1o62 Dakot ...... 2413 Daudputra ...... 169 Bhattia ...... 90 B•Jabargt .. ~ ...... 107 Bot ...... 114 Chakkiar ...... 14 Chat! ...... 135 Chirimar ...... 1053 Dal ...... 2495 Dauri ...... 2274 Bhatulu ...... sS:z Bilbheri, B ...... 2113 Bothanba ...... 1007 Chakkilian ...... 5o6 Chatter...... 136 Chirka ...... 2329 Dal.avaru .. , ...... 1o8o Davadnya...... 761 Rhatyara ...... 2059 Billava ...... 744 Bothara ...• ...... 115 Chakma ...... 2849 Chaturdhava ...... 1049 Chisti ...... •• ... 144 Dalbhuiya...... zo8o Davaniger ...... ,, I 107 Bhavaya ...... 91 Bilwar ...... 104 Bothiva ...... 1oo8 Cbaknati ...... IOJ O Chaturth ...... 137 Chita ...... 145 Dalera ...... 156 Davathalu ...... uor Bhavgar ...... 981 Bind ...... 105 Bothungi ...... IOC'9 Chakola ...... 1031 Chaudhari ...... 138 Chitari ...... 146 Dalia, K ...... 2523 Davaya ...... 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Gobil...... rr96 Deogu .••..•.••.•••••••• uo~ Dharwal ... .. • ...... 180 Gudu...... 736 Dom ...... , ...... , 195 Er~yan ...... 5o6 Ganesh ...... 224 Gaoli...... 1940 Gojar ...... 1197 Deorukha, B. .•• .•• .•• 2119 Dharwe or N aik .•• ... 2354 Gavundla ...... 234 Gojja ...... 1198 Gildya ...... 2385 Dhawad ...... 1118 Dombar .,,.,,.,,.,,.,, 196 Erra Golla ...... 205 Gangabasi ...... 89 Dera ...... JJ05 Gangadikar ...... 2860 Gawalbansi ...... 194Z Gokain ... ·...... 1199 Gugli, B ...... 2142 Deshadeshawali .••.•• 2394 Dhed...... 181 Dombari ...... 196 Ersa ...... I rs8 Guhiyaru, B. •...... 2142 113l Erukalla ...... zo6 Gangaputra ...... 89 Gawat ...... 1943 Gokha ...... , .. ,... 249 Deshanti, B...... ::I.IZI Dhenur ...... 1119 Dombidas ...... Gujar ...... 261, 2748 Dombu ...... 5r Eruman ...... 353 Gangarwal ...... 1171 Gawari ...... 1944 Go\a ...... 250 Deshastha, B ...... 21:ZO Dher ...... 181 Gawaria ...... 194-5 Golak, B ...... 2137 Gujarathi ...... 19¢ Dhimal ...... ;... 18:1 Dommara ...... 196 Eruvannan ...... 8z7 Gangaunta ...... 22.5 Deshaval, B ...... 2122 Gayalwal, B. 21~3 Golak ...... 251 Guiia~ ...... 261 Dhimar...... 182 Dongre ...... 2524 En·alu ...... 1159 Gangedulla ...... ri72 Deshaval Tat ...... 2396 Ganigaru ...... 2324 Gayila...... 1185 Golal ...... 1200 Gu!or1a...... ;, ...... :zooS DeshbhagClas ...... 1100 Dhingar ...... 183 Dore, R ...... 2740 Etagiri ...... 252 Ganikakulam ...... 377 Gazula Balija ...... 235 Golar...... 252 GuJrathi ...... 19961 2528 Desigan .~...... 736 Dhirkar ...... 52 Doria ...... 1138 Etayan ...... 252 Gulgulia ...... 262 Dosad ...... 2320 Ethuvannan...... 827 Ganim ...... U73 Gazulu ...... 235 Golawaru ...... 252 Desuru ...... ~··. .•... .. • 3fJ 8 Dhoba ...... 184 Ghacha ...... 2020 Golkar ...... 252 Guli ...... 1210 Dhobi ...... 184 Dosali ...... 1139 Etta Kurup ...... 1454 Ganitha ...... 1174 Deswal ...... 2395 Ganjha ...... 2485 Ghadi ...... 236 Golkonda, B ...... 2138 Gulkari...... ;...... uu Deswali ...... '395 Dhodia ...... rSs Do:J:ri ~··········••• .. . u4o Etti ...... u6o Gantham ...... ~, .. , ... 117.5 Gadshi ...... 28S8 Go I\ ...... 252 Gulla...... 721 Devadhya ...... 2836 DhoKri ... •• ...... r86 Doswal ...... ll41 Gunagi ...... 2325 Dravida ...... Gantichor...... 79 Ghadvi...... 132 Golla ...... 252 Devadigil ...... • 170 Dhoh ...... 2318 2124 Fakir...... 207 Ghai ...... 237 Gomtiwal, B...... 2139 Gunda ...... 1212 Deval ...... 166 Dhopa...... 2312 Dubi ...... 1142 Gaoli...... 1940 Faroshi ...... 1 r61 Gao\an ...... 1939 Ghaibi ...... 1186 Gond •...... 253 Gunniah , ...... 1213 Devaleka. ,.,...... 166 Dhor ...... 2291 Dubla ..•..••....•.••..• 197 Farzi ...... 1162 Gunwale ...... 1214 Devalera...... ,,, ...... 166 Dhora ...... 587 Dudfl ...... , 1143 Gaondi ...... 226 Ghalia ...... 1187 Gonda Golla ...... 2342 Dhowak ...... , 184 Dudiya ...... Gapata ...... 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Guria ...... 2426 Devangadavaru ...... 171 Dhulpavad ...... 188 Dulo ...... ,, .. , ...... lf47 Gadadia ...... 209 GargaiJi ...... ll77 Ghanteru ...... 2339 Gonrhi ...... zs6 Ghantra ...... 238 Gopal ...... 257 Gurjjar, B...... 2143 Devangulu ...... 171 Dhuna ...... u• ... 190 Dulutfla ...... 1148 Gadaj ...... u63 Gari ...... ••• 209 Garo ...... 227 Gharami ...... uS8 Gopalan ...... 252 Gurkha...... 264 Devanigar ...... 1107 Dhund ...... , 189 Duluva ...... 1149 Gada Narainia ...... 1164 Guro ...... 121 6 Devann...... noS Dhundia ...... 185 Duma\ ...... r98 Gadaria ...... :Z09 Garoda ...... 2J04 Gharrani ...... 126 Gopalkale ...... , ....., 1201 Garoraj ...... 1179 Gharti ...... 239 Gorakhnath ...... 2400 Gurukkal, B. 2144 Devara ...... 587 Dhuniya ...... 190 Dumar ...... ,,, 195 Gadba ...... 1165 2319 Gaddi ...... 210 Garori ...... 228 Gharuk_,,,...... 240 Gorcha ...... 2430 Gurung ...... 265 Devardya Mainavar.. 1109 Dhunsar ...... H20 Dumna ...... 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I II 1 Dikshbalki ...... II24 Gadri ...... 211 Garuk ...... 240 Ghatwal ...... 242 Gorkha ...... 264 Dhadhi ...... 2295 Ealavar ...... 2824 Gagra ...... 212 Gasewaru ...... 241 Ghikari ...... 338 Gorla...... 252 Hadi ...... , 1219 Dikshit, R...... 2737 Hadihatri...... 267 Dhadi ...... 2295 Dikshwant ...... 191 Edagai ...... 500 I Gaharwar, R...... 2743 Gatalantha ..... , ...... n81 Ghirat ...... 243 Goryar ...... 1207 Dhaf:gali • ...... 111 2 Dimewar ...... 192 Edagen ...... 2340 IGain ...... 1169 Gatha Bari ...... u82 Ghisadi...... 244- Gosai ...... 259 Hadiyad ...... 1220 Dha• ...... 175 Dinada ...... 1125 Edayan...... 252 Gajalwar ...... 235 Gathora ...... 1183 Ghisari ...... :...... 244 Gosain ...•••. ,,...... 259 Hagthadi ...... , ... 1221 Dhakalar ...... • .. . 26 35 Dindalor ., ...... 1126 Eddan ...... H53 Gakkhar ...... 213 Gatti ...... 2460 Ghogh ...... u9o Gosan~ulu ...... 2618 Haivallu ...... 1222 Dhakalkar ...... 2635 Dindiya Paraja ...... 2686 Egati...... 827 Galadava ...... 747 Gaudar ...... 230 Ghoghia ...... 1191 Gosawi ...... 259 Hajam ...... 268 Dhakar...... 176 Dindoria ...... 1127 Ekala ...... 200 Galiara ...... 214 Gaud Bardeshkar, B. 2125 Ghondo .. , ...... 1192 Goshain ...... 259 Hal~ ...... 1223 Dhakkada ...... • ... .. 516 Dindu ...... 1128 Ekali...... 827 Gatita ...... 819 Gaude ...... 231 Ghosi ...... 245 Gossain...... 259 HaJJam ...... 268 Dhakkulu...... 516 Dinpadi, B...... 2123 Ekari ...... :aoo Gamalla ...... , ...... 223 Gaudkudalpeshkar,B. 2126 Ghulam...... 246 Gotephod ...... 2701 Hajung...... 269 Dhakrl!., R. 2736 Diorah, R ...... 2738 Ekvisa ...... ll54 Gamanasale...... 721 Gaud Pednekar, B.... 2127 Ghusu~ia ...... 247 Gotephor ...... 2701 Hakar ...... 1224 Hakikora.w ...... 2431 Dhamalger ...... HI3 Divar ...... 174 Elaiyandi ...... 161 Gamela...... 215 G:tud Sa.raswa.t, B.... 2128 Gidrel ...... • 1193 Gotia...... ••• ... 2502 Dhaman ...... 1114 Divti ...... 198} Elamawaru ...... 832 Gamit ...... 216 Gaud Sashtekar, B .... 2129 Gingra ...... 2425 Goude Golla...... 2.52 Hakim...... 34 Dhanak ...... 178 Diwan ...... u29 Elavanilu ...... 2391 Gamta ...... 216 Gaud Shenvi, B..... ·., 2130 Girgiria...... 24& Goude ...... 231 Halab, brdef. Dhana,i ...... , 1115 Diwangan ...... 1130 ElaY"en ...... 824 Gamnaik ...... 2858 Gaul an ...... 1939 Giri ...... , ...... 2383 Goudia ...... 2331 Halakkigaud ...... 27~ Halalkhor ..... , ...... Dhandhor ...... 1938 Diyari ...... llJI Elayathu ...... 201 Gamvakkal ...... 2858 Gauli ...... 1940 Girnara, B ...... 2134 Gour ...... 1941 8. Dhangar ...... 177 Dodurali ...... 1132 Elgari ...... 2337 Ganaeharya ...... 1170 Gauligar ...... 2341 Girnare, B ...... 2135 Goura ...... 43 Halba ...... 2357 Halbava ...... 1225 Dhangar ...... 267 I Dogar ...... Elimakan ...... 1 I 55 Ganadava . ., ...... 223 Gaundi ...... 226 Girole ...... 2527 Govardhan, B ...... 2140 193 Halbi, K ...... 2529 Dhanka ...... 2068 Doggal ...... u 33 Eli wad ...... u56 Ganak ...... 217 Gaur ...... , ...... 1941 Goala ...... 1946 Gowdi ...... 231 Dhanoje, K ...... 2525 Dogla ...... 1134 Eluthassan ...... 628 Ganda ...... 218 Gaur, B ...... 2131 Goaiyad ...... Il94 Gowerwar ...... :2332 Halbi ...... 271 Dhanphor ...... u 16 Dogra, R...... 27 Enadi ..,...... 202 Gandelwaru...... 223 Gaur, R...... 2744 Gobarha ...... 1195 Gcahilot ...... 2747 Halde, K ...... 2530 39 Haldia ...... 326 Dhanuk ...... 178 Do~or "":"""' ...... 2292 Enimugan ...... 203 Gandharba ...... 219 Gauria...... 2328 Godari ...... 516 Gramani ...... 744 Dhanwar ...... , 179 Doja Gaud1ya ....· ..... 2330 En uti ...... 43 Gandhari ...... , ... 220 Gaurimakkal ...... 1184 Goddar ...... 516 Gubbalu ...... 12o8 Halepaik ...... 272 Dharalah ...... 1117 Doka.da ...... , 1135 Eradi...... 204 Ghandhi ...... 221 Gautam, R ...... 2745 Godh Manga ...... 2636 Gudam Kulam ...... 2384 Halgar ...... 1226 Dharhi ...... 16,3 Dolitha ...... 1136 Erakanakkan ... .,. ... Gandhila ...... 222 Gaula.mi, B...... 2132 Godhni, B ...... 2136 Gudegar ...... 146 Halu ...... 273 Dhariwal,R.• , ...... , 691 5o61 Halu Kuruba ...... 2576 Doliwaru ...... 194 Eralan ...... 5o6 Gandkanvakkal ...... 2859 Gavadi ...... 231 Godugula ...... 43 Gudiya ...... 260 Dharkar ...... 2019 Halwai •hn• •••••••,... 274 Doliya ...... 194 Eraranan ...... 1157 Gandla ...... 223 Gavualu , ...... ,,...... 132 Gohil ...... 2746 Gudlava.dh ...... 721 GENERAL INDEX-continued. Halyo11 ...... 1227 llolayuu ...... 2620 aithi ...... ll375lhala...... JU Klldadi...... 246t Kallal ...... 34-l Kandra ...... 5275 Kareshir ...... , 1344 Ham\li, bl Khedwa ...... 1392 Kokana...... •• 443 Korava ...... ~434 Kudumbo ...... , 1436 Kurawar ...... 2.439 Lambadi ...... 2013 Katani ••••••··•·····•••• 389 Khagi ...... 403 Khaira ...... 404 Khedwal ...... 1393 Kol ...... • ...... 444 Koravar ...... 2434 Kudumo ...... , 409 J(urcki ...... •... 2440 Lambaoi ...... 2014 Katari ...... - ...... 2022 Kolal ;...... 628 Korchar ...... 2435 Kudubi ...... 828 Kurchuria ...... 1450 c: Katboe ...... •• ... 421 Khaima ...... IJ8oa Khetauri ...... 4Z7 I.a.mechu ••••••·••··· .•• 1466 Kuricbiyan ...... $i8 Katera ...... 190 Khairwa ...... 2486 Khichi ...... 13~4 Kolam ...... 2362 Kori ...... ••• ...... 456 Kuduvi ...... , ... 828 Landhia ...... 1467 Kathak ...... 1,364 Khairwar ...... 2487 Khidawal, B ...... :1167 Kalan· ...... 628 Koria ...... 1420 Kudvakaligi...... 2864 Kurjakar ...... 1451 Langam ...... 489 Kolapurl, bsd~J. Korija ...... 1421 Kuhara ...... 1437 Kurmapu ...... 2543 Lang-i ...... 1468 Kath~ori~~o ...... 1365 Khajria...... 1381 Khilari ...... 2622 Kath• ...... 390 Khakha...... 2492 Khilchi ...... 1395 Kolar ...... 1408 Koiku ...... 457 Kujda ...... 1438 Kurmetia ...... 477 Lan1a ...... 1469 Kathiara ...... rJ66 Khakbi.-...... 2493 Khishtpaz...... 472 Kolari ...... 353 Korkugantam ...... 25ol! Kukara ...... 2428 ~urmi ....., ...... :15~ LanJi ...... 1469 Kathik ...... 391 Kbakrob ...... 82 Khodai ...... 13¢ Kolaya.n ...... 6a8 Korsar ...... 2435 Kuki ...... 470 Kumi •••••••···-······· i Lankekar ...... 1470 Kathikkodan .....,... 341 Kbalam ...... 1382 Kbodalo ...... ~... 516 Kolga ...... 44S Korsikapu ...... 368 Kulabhrasta...... 14i9 Kursale ...... 478, 2463 Lar ...... 490 Kathilkar...... 1367 Khalasi...... 1383 Khoda.ra ...... 2475 Kolhati...... 446 Korthi ...... 1422 Kulala ...... 4 3 Kurthaon, R...... 2763 Lathia ...... 147J Kathodi ...... 392 Khalpa ...... 2.279 Khodra...... ;. 357 Koli ...... 447 Koruviavasayan ...... 24J6 Kulari ...... 1~0 Kuruba Golla ...... 479 Lavar ...... 351 Kathre Tape Mater. 1368 Khalpo...... ,., ...... 2279 Khojah ...... 428 Kolitha... .•...... 1409 Korvl ...... 2437 Kulhans, R...... 27 2 Kuruk ...... 1452 l..await ...... ••• ...... 1479 Kboje ...... 1397 Kolkar ...... 1410 Korwa ...... 458 Kulikya Kusa...... 471 Kurukundi ...... 1453 Lawana...... , ...... 2015 Kathurwani ...... 1,369 Khamar ...... 405 1 Kathyara ...... 1370 K hamaru ...... • 4o6 Khoka ...... 51 Kolkatia ...... 2503 KOSRr ...... 1423 Kullavaa ...... 1441 Kurumar ....•. ••• .•. . .. 480 Layu ...... 147:1 Katia ...... 393 Khambhar ...... 1384 Khokhar ...... 4::9 Kolkoravan ...... , 2434 Koshaoan...... 483 Kullcn ...... 341 Kurumbar...... 481 Lcnga ...... 1473 Katika ...... 394 Khamti...... 407 Kbond ...... 430 Kolla...... 353 Koshdhan ...... 1424 Kullinji ...... , ...... 1442 Kurumbathan ...... 2584 Lepcha ...... 1474 Katipapalu ...... 1371 Khanda ...... IJSS Khoria ...... 431 Kollan ...... JsJ, 8os Ko~hti ...... 459 Kulmat ...... w• r443 Kurup ...... 1454 Let ...... 491 Katkar1...... 392 Khllndait ...... 408 Khosra .•...... 242:! Kollnthukaran...... 828 Koskatl ...... 2393 Kulsutri ...... 342 Kuruthi...... r4S~ Lewa, K ...... 2545 Kattam ...... ,. .. 1372 Khandekar ...... • ... 75 Khumgir ...... 1398 Kolpad ...... 204 Kosta ...... 25!0 Kulwadi ...... 474 Kuruvik\aran ...... 145 Lilari...... 2667 Kattiar ...... 2540 Khandelwal 409 Khumra ...... 4J2 Kolt~ ...... 448 Kosth ...... 1425 Kumar ...... 472 Kurvin Shetti ...... <482 ·l.imbu ...... 492 Katwa ...... 1373 Khandilu ...... 2497 Kbunkhunia ...... 303 Kolthurnbnran ...... 2758 Kota, B ...... 2171 Kumarswaml ...... ::1505 KurwaL... ; ...... 2441 Linga BaliJa...... 493 Katyatyani, B...... :u6a Khandwal ...... 409 Khureshi ,,...... 433 Komanandi ...... 16 Kotakan ...... 1426 Kumba\apu...... J68 Kurwal ...... : .... 1457 Lingadhan ...... 494 Kaurai ...... 1374 Khan gar ...... •• 410 Khycn ...... 434 Komarpaik ...... 449 Kot;~.\ ".' ...... 4Go Kumbhkar ...... 47:1 Kusa...... 516 Lingaynt ...... 49.S Kavalnn ...... 736 Kbanjhar ...... 363 f(ichwa ..•-. •. ..• ••••••••• 1399 Komat1 ...... 450 Kotamal& ...... ·• 461 Kumbi ...... 474 Kusal ...... r4S8 Lingayat, K...... 2546 Kavall ...... 450 Kbanta...... 1339 Kid:nen -· ..• ...... • S06 Komban:~...... , 516 Kotar ...... 41i2 Kumhar ...... 472 Kusam ...... 1459 Liyari ...... 1475 Kavalkaran ...... _, 828 Khanwa ...... 1386 Kilar ...... sr6 Kommaru ...... 1411 Kotari ...... 462 Kumhara ...... 2585 Kusavan ...... 483 Lodh •••••••••••••••·····• 496 Kavara...... 744 Khammda ...... 411 Kiliket .. , ...... 1400 Konab ...... 1412 Kotaya ...... 1427 Kumiz: ...... 1444 Kushiari ..,...... 484 Lodha ...... 496 Ka¥aral ...... 43 Khnparia ...... 366 Killmalainavar ...... 1401 Konan ...... 252 Kote ...... 6gr Kummara...... 483 Kusilya ...... 1460 Lodhi ...... 496 Kaviti ...... ~8 Khnradi ...... 2023 Kir ...... 435 Konda Kntti Vellalar 451 Kotegar ...... 463 Kummari ...... 472 Kuta ...... 1461 Lodhna...... 1476 Kavundan ...... ii28 Kharak ...... 412 Kir11.d ...... 2757 Konda Kulu ...... 1413 Kotevakkal ...... 2862 Eumrawat ...... 1445 Kutan .•••••..•..•..•..• 5o6 Loha.na...... 497 Kawali ...... 1315 Kharasia ...... IJ87 Kiradi ...... 2757 Kondalan ...... 833 Kothan ...... , 828 Kumti ...... 450 Kutta.di...... 485 Lobar ...... 498 Kawaner ...... 1376 Kharkata ...... 1.]88 Kiraikkaran...... 838 Kondalian ...... 1414 Kotiga ...... 691 Kunai ...... 473 Kuya.v.an ...... 483 Lokbalki ...... 499 Kawar ...... 395 Kha.rol ...... 413 Kirar;...... 374 Kondar...... 2452 Kotiyalu ...... 464 Kunavarll ...... 1446 Kuz:agar ...... 472 Lokwale ...... 1477 Kawatger ...... 1377 Kharot ...... 414 Kiratan...... 8JO Kondara ...... 1415 Kotralu ...... 1428 Kunbi ...... 474 Lonari, K ...... 2547 Kayuth ...... 396 Kharral ...... 415 Kirmal ...... 1402 Kondarazulu, R...... 275q Kottan ...... 828 Kunchaka ...... 1447 Labana ...... :· 2010 Lonari ...... 26o0 Kayasth, B ...... 2163 Kharria.•...... -.. 416 Kirwant, B...... - 2168 Kondathu Gora ...... 1416 Kottari ...... 776 KuachbaDdia ...... 2455 Labbai ...... 486 Londhari ...... •. .... 5o0 Kaya.t ...... J96 Kharuli ...... 417 Ki53n ...... 436 Kendi ...... 1417 Kotthara ...... 465 Kunche:ti ...... ~... 582 Labhana , ...... 2011 Lone ...... 2548 Kayatb ...... 3¢ Kharura ...... 418 Kishan .~...... 436 Konegaud ••• ...... 2333 Kotwalia ...... 466 Kuochevalu ...... 2456 Labudiyah ...... 1462 Loniya ...... , ...... sor Kayatia, D...... 2164 Kbarvi ...... 2050 Kishanpanchi ...... 2884 Kong, B ...... 2169 Kohvar ...... 466 Kunchger ...... 2444 Lad ...... 490 Lorha ...... 1478 Kayeth ...., ..., .• ,,,,,,, 3¢ Kharwa ...... 2049 Kizalbash ...... 1403 Kongan ...... 452 Koviliar ...... ~ 1429 Kuncbikorvi ...... 11437 Ladar ...... 2592 Lowait ...... 1479 Kayima ...... 397 Kharwar ...... 4C9 Kobira ...... 516 Konga Vellalar ...... 453 Kowadia ...... 143c KunC:hJtiwakkal ...... 2632 Lah~~oriya, R...... :1764 Luniya ...... sor Keda\ia ...... , 1378 Khasi ...... , 420 Kobra...... 828 Kongbalan ...... So6 Kowsal ...... 1431 KUJK:h1pr ...... 2873 Lahariya ...... 487 Lushai ...... 14So Kehal ., ..,, •••••••• ..,, 398 Khaskheli ...... 1389 Koch ...... 437 Kongi, R ...... 276o Koya ...... 467 Kunchil1yar ...... 1448 Laheri ...... 487 Keikola· ...... 334 Khassia ...... 420 Kochikistu ...... 1404 Konkanasth, B ...... ::t170 Koyira ...... 1432 Kundera ...... 2025 Lahgera ...... 1463 Machhi ...... 502 Keta ...... 399 Khat ...... 1390 Kodaga...... 438 Konkani ...... 1¢7 Krishnen Vaka ...... 468 Kuner ...... 2025 Lahori ...... •...... 1494 Machbilu ...... , ...... 2604 Kclasaru ...... 529 KhOLtboe ...... •• ... 421 Kodidekapu...... 439 Konkani Wani ...... 1997 Kshatri ...... 2761 Kunijala ...... 1449 Lajab ...... 1464 Machi ...... 628 Kelasi .,...... 529 Kha.ti ...... 2024, 2599 Kodikkal Karan...... 440 Konthala ...... 1418 Ksbatriya ...... 2761 Kunjra ...... 475 Lakeri ...... ::asSS Macbnaik ...... ~64 Kent.apodi ...... 736 Kbatik ...... 422 Kodiputtan ...... 1405 Kopalan .....:...... 516 Kshaurika ...... 2639 Kunkwna...... 7)6 Lakhari ...... 2586 Machua...... :a6os Kentralu ...... 1379 Kbatki ...... _..... 1391 Kodmal ...... 441 Koppula ...... J68 Ksh;auriken ...... 2639 Kunkumdravid ...... ::tSas Lakhera ...... 2587 Machura ...... 1481 Keora ...... 400 Kbatolya, R...... 27 56 Kodulu ...... 442 Koppula Velama ... 1419 Ksliurakan ...... 2639 K11nkumgar ...... , 2816 Lakheri ...... :as8S Mada.hi ...... 503 Kesari ...... 37 Khatri ...... 423 Kocri ...... 2418 Kora ...... 2432 Kubsakatri ...... 1433 Kunnavar...... 476 Lakhir ...... _. ... 2589 Madl\k ...... 504 Kewat ...... u• •·• 401 Khattar...... 424 Kogaya ...... 736 Korach:J.r ...... 2433 Kuchband ...... 2455 K11nubi ...... """ 828 Lakhiri ...... :1590 Madakar ...... 744 Khabit ...... 1380 Khattia ...... 425 Kohani ...... , 14o6 Korag ...... 335 Kuchia ...... , 1434 Kura ...... a.g8 Lakhwari ...... 2591 Madari ...... 5°~ Khad.a.l ...... 2038 Kbatulwar ...... 2359 Kohli ...... 456 Koraga ...... 516 Kuchni ...... 1435 Kuraklcal ...... 2655 Lata ...... :1479 Madattandi ...... 1 Khadari ...... 3~9 Khavas...... 426 Kohri ...... 456 Korajogi ...... 3JS Kudar ...... sr6 Kurakula ...... 516 Lalbcgi ...... 2056 Madder ...... 1482 Khadayabj...... 40:1 Khayare, K ...... : .. 2542 Koilabhute ...... 2,360 Koral ...... 454 Kudavakkal .., ...... 2863 K11rale ...... 2623 Lalgaudar ...... a8o3 Madger ...... 5o6 Khadayata, B...... 2165 Khayido ...... 828 Koiri ...... 2419 Korama ...... 353 Kudikallan ...... l!l Kuramwar ...... : ... 2579 ' Lalgond ...... 1465 Madgi ...... 5o6 Khadole ...... 2541 Kbedawal...... 1393 Koitur ...... 2)61 Koranga ...... 455 Kudimavallan ...... 28 Kurar ...... 374 Lalung ...... 488 Madhar ...... 1483 Khadra ...... 2475 Kbedwa, B. 2166 Koka ...... 1407 Korar ...... 516 Kudiyan ...... 828, Kuravandlllu ...... 2438 Laman ...... aoa2 Madhip ...... so6 GENERAL I='IDEX-(onlhmtt!. ------~------~~------.------~------~------.------M11dhva, B ...... , ... 2172 Malayali,/nd'f.· Manne Kapu ...... SJS Matuda ...... 1532 Mochirar ...... 1547 'Mukrl ...... 181 Nachik11 Savut11 ...... rsSs Nan1bidi ...... 1956 M11dh••• ...... 1484 Malaya.man ...... 5rS Mannep11 ...... 2643 Matur ...... 1533 Modah ...... :1879 Mulavc.n ...... 75 Nadan ...... 744 Namblsan ...... ,..... 595 Madhyandin, B...... :u73 Mah•yan ...... 335 Mannepuwar ...... 1643 Mnvan®dno '""'"' 1534 Madan ...... 1548 Mttlilu ...... 776 Nad11r .., ...... 744 Nnml..tifthan ...... ,, ... 33S M:~di ...... 1.... 1485 Mah•yandi ...... 16 MannudAxan ...... 48l Mavililln .. , ...... 1535 Modavaniachi ...... 8z6 Mulli ...... 1569 Nada.\'an ...... 584 Nnmbiyuhar ...... S9S Madibannadavar...... 776 Malyaraen ...... 2300 Mann~J Wa 16 Panchetti ...... 787 Ragda ...... 1704 Nikhari ...... ~ r6o6 Onteddu ...... , 223 Pal, R...... ~"74 Pandwa ...... 1647 P~riyari ...... 520 I Pavandi ...... Oonny ...... Pala ...... 1635 Pangol ...... 237~ Pa.rja. Gond ...... 2;170 Pavania _...... 1668 Ponden ...... 2679 Raghubansi, R ...... 2781 Nikumbh, R...... 2772 I Ravila ...... :Boa Sajnl...... 1738 Sano Bathura ...... 1757 Sa.vashe, B ...... 2233 Shivsa.le ...... 721 Sompura, B ...... 2241 Ravudi ...... 703 Sutar.....•..••••. u ...... 20:26 Tattan ••e •.,..,,.f•••••••• 787 Sajind ...... 1739 Sansi ...... 2457 Sayad ...... 741 Shivsammati ...... 1790 Somsale ...... 721 Sutarbaggi ...... 1826 Ravulo ...... 820 SaJj•m ...... 2389 Sansia ...... 2458 Sayakkaran ...... 697 Sholagan ...... 341 Somshetti ...... , ::835 Tatwa ··········~· ...... 788 Ravulbu ...... 43 Sutarwani ...... 2027 Tavari ...... ·····~·-• 1842. SajJana.... , ...... , 1740 Santa! ...... 729 Sedali ...... 736 Shoragar ...... 28o4 Somvanshi Wan! ... 2000 Suthrashahi...... 774 Rawa ...... 17:12 Saiodra, B...... 2223 Santeng ...... 728 Tawaif ...... 78o s~dan ...... ~ . .- 304 Shravan, B.···········~ 22:36- Son •u· .. ···· .. ~~······· 18o6 Sutradhar ...... , 2028 Tayyambadi...... 1843 RawlLI ...... 704 Sa andi ...... 161 Santhal.,, ...... , 729 Segadi ...... 745 Shrigaud, B ...... ~37 Sonar ...... , . 76r Rawal, B ...... 2217 Tchatchchadi ...... 790 Sk11rwar ...... 27871 Santhor..... , .,, .,, ..... 1758 Segunda ...... 771 Shrimal ...... , 51 Son bar ...... 1807 Taala ...... Telangi, lndt!f. RawaHa ...... 28:n Sakhra ...... 1741 Santhu...... 17 59 77S Sejna...... 1775 Shrimali, B...... ·22JS Sondhia ...... 762 Tabakhia ..•.•. , ...... 1827 2003 Rawanbansi ...... 2373 Sakkan ...... 826i Sanyas1 ...... 730 Telangi Wani ...... Sejwari ...... 1776 Shubakoti...... 1791 Sondi ...... 2838 Tachchan ...... 776 Teli ...... 791 Rawat .'...... 705 Sakkile ...... ;1612 Sanyasi, B ...... 2228 Sekkan ...... 826 Shudir ...... 7 52 Sondusur;r...... 1808 Rayakwa\ ...... 17a3 Taddoder .. ~ ...... ~·· ,, , 1828 Telukulu ...... 791 Saklapura, B...... 2224 Saonra ...... 2820 Sembadavan ...... 747 Shudrapaik ...... 7 52 Soni ...... 2837 Tadsalvar ...... ,,...... Rayakwal, B ...... 2218 1829 Tengindivar...... 2390 Salai ...... 719 Saont ...... 731 Sembadi ...... 747 Shukli ...... 753 Sonjhara. ,, ...... 2402 Tadri ...... 92 Teor ...... 792 Rayar ...... 118 Salapu ...... 334 Saota ...... 731 Semman ...... ,, ....., 5o6 Shurnaik ...... 752 Sontal ...... , 729 Rayathada, B...... 2219 Salat ...... 720 Sapandi ...... 176o Taga...... 777 Tevadial ...... 167 Sen ...... 1777 Siahi...... 1792 Sonthal ...... •• 729 Tagara ...... 1830 Thachan ...... • 776 Raz.u. ··•••••·•·••······~·· 2786 Salavaikar ...... 827 Sapela ...... :2813 Senairaram ..... , ... .. 828 Siddapohori...... 179 3 Soraku ...... ""'"'"" 1809 Tai ...... 778 Thad ...... 1844 Reang ...... 1724 Sale ...... 7:21 Sapera ...... 732 Senapati ...... , 758 Sidhira...... 1794 Sorathia, B ...... 2242 Reddi ...... 7o6 Tai!anga, lndef, Thadau...... 166 Salegeya ...... 28o6 Sapliger ...... 2874 Sengandiyar...... 513 Sidi ...... 754 Sorathiya...... 763 TailaDga, B ...... 2246 Thagaru ...... 1845 Rede, K ...... 2564 Salewaru ...... 721 Sapna ...... :i814 Sengdiyaru .... ~u•uu• 2830 Sihvra, B, ••uu•••••• 2239 Sorati ...... 1810 Redka ...... 1725 'failanga, K...... 2570 Thatwala ...... 1840 Sali ...... 721 Sapola ...... 732 Senian ...... 304 Sikalgar ...... 718 Sowar ...... 1811 Tajik ...... 779 Thaivambadi ...... 1962 Regar ...... Saliga ...... 721 Sappiliyan ...... 828 7°l Seniya...... 304 Silamatham...... 1795 Sozhiyan ...... 764 Tak ...... ,.,. 1831 Thakar .,,...... • I 97 5 Rehar ...... 172 Salirahana ...... 483 Sappolayan ...... 516 Serodipa, R...... 2790 Silawat...... 75S Srawak...... 2001 Rehti ...... 1727 .Takankar ...... 1973 Thakur ...... 793 Saltankar...... 1742 Sapuru •• , ...... 1761 Setha...... :...... 1778 Silingigaud ...... 2335 Sribaj ...... 1812 Takari ...... , 1974 Thakur, R ...... 2795 Relli ...... 708 Saluppan ...... , ...... 529 Sarabu ...... 1762 Setwal ...... 742 Silwant.,...... 143 Srigraha ...... 2596 Reshamgar ... .,, ...... 663 Takarkar ... ·~ ...... 1832 Thakur Gond ...... 2374 Salwi ...... ' ..... , ...... 2807 Saradbi ...... 2468 Setwar ...... 742 Simpi ...... 2297 Sripatri ...... 1813 Takkari ...... 1974 Thalari ...... 833 Reve, K ...... 2565 Samajl:ar ...... 5o6 Saraka Paraja...... 2694 Seviyar ...... 747 Sindhe ...... 756 Sriramra!...... 1814 Taksa.li ...... 1974 Tho.lavar ...... 1847 Rewari ...... ,... 710 Samal ...... 722 Sarania...... 733 Shaha ...... 743 Sindhia ...... 1796 Srivaishnava, B ...... 2244 Talaiwar ...... r83J Thalayan ...... 1848 Reya •••····~··········~·• 709 Sam~{' B...... 2225 Saraogi, lnd":f. Shnikda ...... , 1779 Sindhu ...... 1797 Srushtikarnam...... , 765 Talajia, B ...... 2247 Thamballa...... 783 Riwari...... 710 Sarna ia ...... 711 Saras...... 1763 Shakhta, b1dif, Sindhwa ...... 748 . St~pathi ...... 776 Rodhwal, B...... 2220 Talajooa, B...... 2248 Thanapati ...... 794 Samandiar ... .-...... r6 Saraswar, R ...... 2789 Shaloi ...... 719 Singam ...... 1798 Sthanik, B...... 244.~ Talavia ...... 780 Thnnda .u, .. , ... _..,. 50 Rogh11ngar ...... 791 Samania ...... 1743 Saraswat, B ...... 2229 Shan ...... , 178o Singarh, K ...... 2561'i 1Sud ...... 766 Taliari ...... 516 Thanwar ....., ...... 241 Rohilla...... 1728 Samanta ...... 723 Saraswat Shenvi, B .• 2230 Shannan ...... 744 Singphu ...... 757 Sudgadsidh ...... 1815 Talwar...... 2044 Thappa ...... 1849 Rolan ...... 5o6 Samanthaken, R. ... 2~8::! Sarekari ...... , 1764 Shegadi ...... 745 Singraha ...... 496 Sudra, lnd•f. Tamaria ...... _... 781 Tharu u•• .. •u•••• .. ••• 795 Rona ...... 2045 Sa man than ...... 2 o8 Sarera ...... ,... .. 734 Shekh ...... 746 Singrar, K...... 2567 Sudra, V...... 287 S Tam ball a ...... 2842 Thasiri ...... 166 Rondhwal, B...... 2221 Samanthiya ...... 2809 Sargara...... 1765 Shekkan ...... 826 Sinhaldwipi, B...... :iZ40 Sudrachalla Enadi ... 1816 Tamballu ...... 18~2 Thatha ...... rSso Rania ...... 2046 Samara...... 724 Sarhon ...... 1766 Shelwot ...... 1781 Sinwa ...... 748 Sudra Morasi ...... 1817 Tambat...... 7 2 Thalhera...... 2840 Ror ...... 2672 Samatra ...... 1744 Sari ...... ,...... 744 Shembadavan ...... 747 Sipti ...... 758 Sugali ...... 767 Tambatkar ...... 782 Thatra ...... -...... 787 Rora ...... 2672 Sambada ...... 747 Sarju, B ... , ...... , .:i23l Shenwa...... 748 Sirahir ...... 721 Suir ...... 2823 Tambiran ...... 637 Thave ...... 796 Rorh ...... , ...... 26p. Samban ...... 516 Sarma! ...... 1767 Sheran ...... 5o6 Sirbukola ...... 1799 Sujraj ...... r8r8 Tamboli ...... 783 Theni ...... 1851 Rumi ...... , ...... , ..... 1729 Sameraya...... 2810 Sarode ...... 2415 Sherugar, R...... 279r :Sirkanakkan ...... 759 Sukiar ...... 768 Tamhera ...... , ...... 782 Thenuran ...... 43 Sampheriya ...... 2812 Sarrara ...... , 735 Shetti ...... 749 Sirpi ...... 776 Sularan ...... ,., 1819 Tami ...... 628 Theruvan ... -...... 828 Saba.lia ...... 711 Samras ...... 1745 Sarup ...... 1768 Shettigar ...... 749 Sishro ...... J8oO Sule ...... 167 Tamil,/~adif. Thavndiya ...... 167 Sahara...... 740 ~~.... Samshil.., .. , ...... 1746 Sarwaria, B ...... 2232 Shiddha ...... 637 Sithan ...... 637 Sull!!mani ...... 1820 Tamoli ...... 783 Thev:~r ...... 25~ Sabaria ...... 1730 Sanadia ...... 1747 Satafu ...... 1769 Shikari, bzdef, Sitikan ...... 628 Sulia ...... 18::u Tamta ...... , 782 Theritissi ...... 167 Sabbu ...... 1731 Sanadhya, B ...... 2226 Sata ...... , 729 Shllbalki ...... 17S2 Sivachar Gauda ...... 231 Sultan Lad ...... 2593 Sachora, B ...... 2222 T~naoti ...... """ ..... , 784 Theyyambadi ...... 1843 Sanag~rakotlu ...... 1748 Satani ...... 736 Shi\pi ...... "'""" 353 Sivian ...... 747!1 Sunar ...... 761 Tandan ...... 744 Thiathodulu ...... 7no Sadachara ...... 1732 Sana!...... 1749 Satar ...... 1770 Shilwant ...... 143 Siwane, K ...... 2568! Sunari ...... 787 Thiattuni ...... 1¢3 Sadaiyar ...... 637 Tangalan ...... 516 Sandi ..... , ...... 1750 Satarkar ...... 737 Shimpi ...... 2297 Smarta, B ...... ~:2'43 Sunawar ...... 769 Tantg:\r ...... r835 Thikollan ...... 8os Sadar ...... 712 Sandio ...... 1751 Sathabardi ...... 1771 Shinde ...... 750 Sodha...... 1801 Sundi...... 771 Tanti ...... , ...... 785 Thinda ...... Sr6 Sadgop...... 713 Sangameshwari ...... 725 Sathandi ...... 16 Shirshal ...... 1783 Sodo ...... 776 I1 Sun kala ...... 182:1 Tapatkari...... r8J6 Thindakar ...... 5r6 Sadhu ...... 714 Sangar ...... 726 Sathari ...... •• 738 Shishgar ...... 1784 Soiri ...... 2823 Sunkar ...... 770 Thiruvambadian ...... 1852 Sagaria ...... 715 Tapodhan ...... 1837 Sangathor ...... , 1752 Sathawara...... 739 Shiva, B...... 2234 Solaba ...... 18o::11 Sunkulamma ...... 1823 Tapodhan, B. """"' 2249 Thiyaro ...... 75 Sn.ghua.l •••nt.n•••'" 1733 Sangher ...... 1753 Sathu ...... 368 Shivabhakta ...... :2658 Sotakiru ...... 18o3 Sunri...... 771 Taraora...... 1838 Thogaru Paraja ...... 2695 Sa.hari01 ...... 716 Sangl?d ...... 17 54 Satwai ...... 1772 Thogata ...... 803 Sahnsar ...... 1734 ~h~va~ha;ya ...... 2659 Solanki, K...... , 2569 Supacb ...... :...... 8:z Tarakan ...... 334 ~angnra ...... 1755 Sa.thwara ...... , 739 Shtva)Ogl ...... 2410 Solanki, R...... 2792 Surahiya ...... , 772 Tarikash ...... 1839 Tholagaru ...... 1853 Saibar ...... ,... 717 Sangtarash .., ...... 2703 Saudar ...... 1773 Saikalgar ...... • ... 718 Shivalli, B...... 22::15 Solanki, R...... 1804 Suratwala ...... 1824 Tarkari...... 2698 Tholaya ...... 1854 Sani ...... 2634 Sauria ...... 2S21 Shivasarn Shetti ...... 1785 Solagan ...... • 341 Surggibaggi ...... 1825 Ta.-khan ...... 2029 Tholigiri ...... r8sS Sa!la.ri :""' ...... 1735 Sankara ...... 736 Sa.valar...... 529 Tholuvan ...... 833 Sa1n ...... 2634 Shivaswami...... 1786 Soliga ...... 760 Surial ...... 773 Tarkihar ...... 786 Sanket, B ...... 2227 Savara ...... 740 Shivavansi ...... 1787 1 Soligajathi ...... r8os Suryabansi, R ...... 2794 Taru ...... 1840 Thondi ...... 797 Sa.inosi ...... 1736 Sa11khari ...... 727 Savarashlulu ...... 2822 S,alrt .. ,,., ...... 1737 Sh!-:~a~ ...... , 1788 Soma.hansi, R...... :1793 Suryavanshi Wani ... 2002 T•rwaria .,.,.,.,,,.,... 498 Thorayakar ...... 18~6 Sannasheltar ...... , 17 56 Savardi ...... 1774 ShwJatt ...... r78~ Somosi ...... :ZJ07 Su•ondhi ...... 89 Tashchi ...... 1841 Thori ...... 1981 GENERAL INDEX-concluded. Thota ...... 832 Tohrapobadi ...... 1865 Uda, K ...... 2572 Vahan ...... 1874 Vanuvan ...... 8:Z6 Vetti ...... 835 Wadar ...... 844 Warli ....- ...... 851 Thoti...... 2629 Tokkilawar ...... 8o4 Udambara, B ...... 2257 Vahi ...... 1875 Vapparavan ...... 819 Vettian ...... 516 W<1dari ..: .....1...... R44- Warthi ...... 2315 Thottiyu ...... 1t5 Tolan ...... so6 Udasl ...... 813 Vaida ...... 1982 Varakurup ...... 1883 Vettiyan ...... 835 Waddar...... 84~t Wastradu ...... 1916 < Thudda...... 30 Tolgaud ...... 2~36 Udayan ...... 8l4 Vaighavasulu, B. ... 2259 Varala ...... , :!889 Vettuva.n ...... 837 .Wadewar ...... 844 Wasude-o ...... 8521 Thuknri ...... 516 Tolkallan ...... !lOS Udiga ...... 1869 Vairagi...... 37 Varier ..•...... , ...... 1964 Viavasayam ...... 18~2 Wadhel, R ...... 2799 Watw~tl ...... 1917 Thumban, R...... 2796 Tondamandala ...... 2882 Ugh Vedi ...... 1870 Vaishnao ...... 822 Varka Pathe ...... 1884 Vibhuti...... 18J3 Wadi ...... 845 Wayada ...... 853 Thuniga ... ,...... ~29 Tongalan ...... , 516 Uladen ...... 815 Vaishnava ...... 822 Vasamban ...... '147 Vidia Paraja ...... 2679 Wadkar, K ...... 2~73 Tburia ...... ::1 47 Torayaru ...... 2832 Ulakandi ...... 16 Vaishya ...... 2004- Vastadu ...... J12 Vidur ...... 838 Wadwal ...... ·...... ; 846 Yadavulu ...... ,.. 854 Thurusumart ...... f3 Toreya ...... ~ 2832 Ulama ...... 816 Vaisya ...... 2004 Vasudeo · ...... ss:z Vidur, B...... 2263 Waenjas, K ...... 2574 Yadwan ...... 85~ Tibetan ...... I 57 Toria ••• • u •••••• •••·•• 811 Uliakkaran ...... 817 Vajjar ...... 1876 Vathathakara ...... 181!5 Vignaniya ...... 18)4- Wagadia ...... 11(05 Yajurvedi, B ...... 2271 Tien ...... 744 Torongandlu ...... 2883 Umar ...... 818 Vakkaliga ...... 823 Vatian ...... x885 Vilkurup ...... 1883 Waihe ...... 847 Yallalar ...... 1918 Ti~ala ...... 798 Totgar ...... 2850 Uminandi...... 16 Valaku ...... r877 Vatta ...... x8'37 Villi ...... 830 Waghela ...... 19o6 Yakar ...... 1918 Tiltaya.t ...... 1858 Tot a K:lpu ...... 8o6 Unaya ...... 396 Valamalu ...... 1878 Vattakaden ...... 8z6 Vipravinodulu ...... 839 Wagher ...... 848 Yakka ...... ,. 1919 Tilari ...... 1994 Toti...... 263o Unewal, B ...... 2258 Valamban...... 747 Vattaku ...... rSSS Vir...... 1895 Waghri...... •• ... 31 Yald ...... 1920 Til~ar ...... ~ ••.•• 791 Totla...... 8o7 Uni ...... 1957 Valangai ...... 736 Vatu Paraja ...... 2696 Virangi ...... 8JO Wag-ri ...... 31 Yanadi ....., ...... 2321 Tili ...... 791 Tottakar ...... 440 Unithiri ...... 591 Valayal ...... ,...... 235 Vaya...... 1BS9 Virakta ...... 18g6 Wahabi ...... 1907 Yanadulu ...... 2321 Ti!ole, K .... -...... 2571 Tragad, B ...... 22Sr Upnig<~r ...... 2855 Valayaman ...... 736 Vayak ...... 18;o Virakudian ...... 814 Waida, B. • ...... 2267 Yanati ...... 855 Til vi ...... 2848 Tra~ala ...... 91 Uppaliga ...... 820 Valayamuppan ...... 573 Vayda, B ...... z:z6o Viram ...... 736 Wa.~sh ._...... 2.005 Yandan...... 516 Timalia ...... 1859 Tragala, B...... 2252 Uppandi ._...... r6 Valayan ...... 2052 Vedan ...... 830 Viramushti ...... 84n Wa]antn ...... 849 Y angallu ...... 1921 Tior ...... 792 Trigal ...... •• 1866 Uppara ...... 819 Valen ...... 28~9 Vedar ...... 830 Virasivam...... 637 Walam ...... tgoS Yani ...... 1923 Tipperah k• ...... • 799 Triga l't, B...... 2253 Up paravan ..... , ...... 819 Valinchiyan ...... 529 Vedant,B...... 226r Virbhadra ...... 1897 Walam, B...... 2268 Yata ...... 1920 Tirgar ...... 8oo Trinamdhari., B...... 2254 Uppiliyan ...... 820 Vallidayan ...... 252 Vedudar ...... 831 Virshaiv ...... J8j8 Walanju ...... 1909 Yatha ...... 1923 Tirgul, a ...... 2250 Trivarnika ...... 450 Urali ...... , ...... 828 Vallinattan ...... , ... 744 Velama ...... 832 Visvakarma ...... 841 Walekar .. , ...... 2791 Yathl ...... 37 T irmalli ...... 8o1 Tsakala ...... 2612 Uralli...... 628 Valluvan ...... 824 Velan ...... 483 Vithavatha ...... 1899 Walmik, B...... 2269 Yavari ...... 628 Tirol ...... :.... x86o Tuar, R...... 2798 Uru Golla...... 821 Valmika ...... 75 Velayan ...... 2052 Vitholia ...... 1900 Walsadi ...... 1910 Yekkallu ...... 1924 Tiruk11la ...... , 516 Tuh ...... r867 Urumayandi...... 16 Valvi ...... 825 Ve\lalar ...... 833 Vithuva. Dothar ...... 1901 Walshil ...... 1911 Yeliad ...... 1925 Tirumali ...... 801 Tukuriya ...... r868 Uthavanian ...... 8z6 Vamubeyatho ...... 1879 Vellan Shetti ...... 834 Vocbi ...... 820 Walum ...... 1912 Yelama...... 832 Tirumudi ...... 833 Tulabhina ...... •. ... 8oS Utrajer ...... 1871 Vanakatika ...... 2478 Vellodi ...... 204 Vogu ...... 842 Walvi ...... 2071 Yellu ...... 1926 Tiruvalan ...... 833 Tutu, B...... 2255 Uzbak ...... 2852 Vanan ...... 827 Velnati, B...... 2202 Vojjula ...... 843 Wangar ...... 1913 Yelmar ...... •• 832 Tiruvappad, R...... 2797 Tulwar ...... 266o Vanato ...... 18So Veluthaden ...... 28]1 Vollaya ...... I902 Wani ...... zooS Yemalor ...... 2348 Tirwari ...... r86r Tunat, B...... 2256 Vachapallilu ...... 628 Vanian ...... 8 26 Veragi ...... 37 Vomaruthu ...... 1903 Wania ...... 2007 Yenadi ...... 202 Tisgha.re ...... 2638 Tunkar ...... , 8r2 Vadagalai...... uS Vaniyari ...... 826 Verajatbi ...... x891 Vorugubotlu ...... 1904 W aniayo ...... 2876 Yenatham ...... 1927 Tivti ...... J862 Tural\a ...... , ...... Bog Vadaman ...... 1872 Yanko ...... x881 Vesha ...... 107 Vovachandi ...... r6 Wanja ...... 1914 Yendu ...... 1928 Tiyan ...... 2828 Turayan ...... 2851 Vaden ...... 2877 Vannan...... 827 Vesi .....•...... 167 Vudayan ...... 814 \Vanjari ...... ,...... 85o Y erikalar ...... 2o6 Tiyar ...... 2828 Turha ...... 8o 9 Vadiya...... 1873 Vannathan ...... 827 Vesia ...... J67 Vugarasi ...... 37 W anjari, K ...... ,. as;s Toba ...... J863 Turi ...... 8ro Vadla ...... 776 Vannela ...... 697 Vetagiri ...... 835 Vyarteshpashi, B.· ... 2264 Wansphor ...... 53 Zarda...... 1929 Todar ...... 1864 Turk ...... ~ ...... 8rr Vadmanjeri ...... 627 Vannian ...... 828 Vetaikaran ...... - .. .. 835 Vyas, B ...... zz6S W a nzara ...... so Za.rgar ...... 761 Todiyan ...... 802 Turkar ...... 812 Vadrangi ...... 776 Vanniyan ...... 828 Vetakar ...... s3s V,Ydu...... 34 Warati, B...... 2270 Zarula, B. •...... 2272 T,~ata ...... , 8o3 Vaduga ...... 518 Vantarlu ...... , 8:29 Vethuvan .. , ...... 836 Warik ...... 1915 Zingar ...... Jl$ ToJati ...... 8o3 ~chale ·•••••t•• ...... 79 Vaduken .... u ...... u 2031 Vanuvaikalu ...... 1882 Vettaikaran ...... 835 Wadadara, B ...... 2266 Warlawaru ....., ...... 851 INDEX TO LISTS IV. AND V. N. B.-The references for Castes and Tribes are to the Serial Order. List IV. is not serially numberedJ but the names are given in groups of ten fifty in a column, and two hundred to a page. The references for Occupations are to the Groups in List V. 1 Abdaii iV. 682, V.J86 Barara IV. 651, V. 67S Bogama IV. ,SSc:J, V. ~4' Dangi IV. V. ~~ 351, Gadri !',', 76:4 1 V. 200 Gurung IV. 578,·V. 448 AdhikariiV. 781, • 8o8 Bargha IV. 5S9, V. 97 Bo~rsha IV•. ~40 , V. 3 9 Dannri rv. 678, v. 725 Gafra. IV. 29, V. 38 r•dV., Netkani IV. 632, V. 596 Patuni IV. 164, V. 533 Salat IV. 66r, V, Kapu IV. 39, V. 282 Khetauri IV. 795, V. 219 Labbai IV. 3~7. V. 540 Mech IV. 237, V. 456 suS Medara IV. 417, V. 561 Newar IV. 688, V. 816 Patwa IV. I.)21 V. 6oo Sale IV. 87, V. 6r2 Karaiyar IV. 512, V. 53~ Khojab IV. 219, V. 136 Lahariya IV. 362, V. 658 Lalung IV. 280, V. 321 Meg IV. 314, V. 664 Nilari IV. 62o, V. 6r6 Payi IV. 728, V. 847 Samaj IV. 799, V. 819 Karajgar IV. 837• V. 730 Khokbar IV. ~23, V. 333 Nima IV. 571, V. 151 Pedakanti Kapu IV. 211,V.J04 Karakal Vellalar IV. 357, V. Khond IV. u , V. 415 Lan{am IV. 703, V. 453 Meghwar IV. 8r8, V. 701 Samanta IV. 404, V. 36) Kboria IV. 650, V. 813 Lar v. 304, V. 132 Mehra IV. IJI, V. 595 Nirmala IV. 715, V. 29 Pethu Pathira IV. 722, V. 849 Samara IV. 8o7, V, 244 283 Nolia IV. 646, V. 794 Pen-guvarlu IV. 527, V. 848 Sangameshwari IV. 744 V. I KaTali IV. 778, V. 791 Khuanra IV. So:z, V. 704 Let IV. 452, V. 52 Meman IV. 373• V. 144 1 Karan IV. rg.), V. 46 Khnreshi IV. 596, V. 8r8 Limbu IY. 66o, V. 346 Mea IV. 142, V. 396 Perike Balija IV. 273, V. 182 Sangar IV, 539 1 V. 66-] Khyen IV. 367, V. 669 Linga Balija IV. 352, V. 181 Mer IV. 334, V. 391" Ochchan IV. 40l' V. 26 Perna IV. 780, V. 72 Sankhari IV. 449, V. 659 Karar IV. 300, V. 212 Od IV. 366, V. go Phanadi IV. 850, V. 234 Karmali IV. 639, V. 557 . Kir IV. 509, V. 352 Lingadhari IV. 1~, V. 32, 173 Merat IV. 395, V. 398 Santenf IV. 279, V. 443 Kishan IV. 250, V. 319 I.ingayat IV. 86, . 140. Mewada IV. 6oJ, V. 145 Ogula IV. 733, V. 843 Phulari IV. 550, V. 354 Santha IV. 138, V, 444 Karna Golla IV. 374, V. 485 Oraon IV. 278, V. 424 Pichchiguntla IV. 479 V. 490 Sanyasi IV. 450, V. 778 Karnam IV. 226, V. 51 Koch IV. 22, V. 345 Lodbi IV. JJ, V. 223 Mikir IV. 224, V. 457 1 Kodaga IV. 349, V. 284 Lohana IV. JOl, V. 14' M ina IV. 83, V . .J99 Orh IV. :zo8, V. 152 Pillai IV. 467, V. 53 Saont IV. 577, V. 445 Karral IV. 470, V. 2lJ OswaiiV. 257, V. 153 Pindari IV. 547, V. 107 Sapera IV. 546, V. 88 Karuman IV. 4lS, V. 73" Kodide Kapu IV. 284, V. 285 Lohar IV. 23, V. 732 Mirasi IV. 141, . 41 Mirdha IV. 724, V. 14 Otari IV. 574, V. 724 Pod IV. 1o5, V. 53~ Sarania IV. 564, V. 463 Kasai (M.) IV. 205, V. 627 Kodikkal Karan IV. 47ll1 V. 52 Lokbalki IV. ~24, V. 174 Kasar IV. 161, V. 721 Kodmal IV. 359, V. 74' Londhari IV. 26, V. 224 Miri IV. 354, V. 458 Pondra IV. 436, V. 50 Sarera IV. 464. V. 7 so Kodulu IV. 130, V. 416 Loniya IV. 591 V. 711 Modh IV. 408, V. 146 Pad IV. 4241 V. 597 Powar IV. 1~, V. 235 Sarrara IV. SlS' V. 245 K'lsarwani IV. 854, v. 130 Padiyachchi IV. 98, V. 374 asaundhan IV. 823, 131 Kokana IV. 598, V. 361 Madia IV. 515, V. 636 Pu~a Gollal • eys. V. 487 Satani IV. IS 1 V. 35 K v. Padmasale IV. 272 V. 610 Kase Battuda IV. 56z, V. 722 Kol IV. 70, V. 383 Machhi IV. 134, V. 527 MokallV. 851, V. 86o 1 Putrl IV. 587, • 2o Satarkar IV. 8oo, V. 246 Padti IV. 636, V. 713 Kasi IV. 739• V. 864· Kolga IV. 839, v. 742 Madahi IV. 433,.V. 655 Molesalam IV. 355, V. :zzg Pu a yen IV. 11J.• V. 377 Sathari IV. So8, V. 854 Kasid IV. 835, V. 865 Kolbati IV. 526, V. 90 Marlak IV. 111, V. 635 Morasu IV. 177, V. 291 Pahari IV. 458, V. 400 Pura IV. 481, . 641 Sathwara IV. 446, V. 247 Kasikar Shetti IV. 466, V. 132 Koli IV. 14, V. 524 Madari IV. 336, V. 774 Morung IV. 783, V. 459 Paidilu lV. 286, V. 425 Puran IV. 414, V. 441 Savara IV. 102, V. 427 Paik IV. JOI, V. 297 Kasth IV. 387, V. 47 Kolta IV. 209, V. 220 Madiga IV. 31, V. 656 Motati Kapu IV. z86, V. 29:1. Purb~a. IV. 4-68, V. 49 Sayad IV. 77• V. 248 Katani IV. zsr, V. 451, V. 585 Komarpaik IV. 490, V. 286 Mahadunda IV. 741, V. 528 MughallV. 157, V. 334 Pairagh IV. 6oz, V. 746 !'uri olla IV. 529, V. 48S Setwal IV. 303, V. 163 Komati IV. 67, V. 137 Mahesri IV. J6S, V. 142 Mukavadu IV. 341, V. 631 Pakanati Ka~u IV. 194, V. 298 PurwallV. 340, V. 159 Shaha IV. 259, V~ 647 K athi IV. 535, V. 332 Pakhiwara I . 572, V. 548 Shannan IV. :zo, V. 652 K athik IV. 7o6, V. 63 Kondakatti Vellalar IV. 711, Mahili IV. 346, V. 547 M ullick IV. 538, V. 230 K athodi IV. 253, V. 39S v. 287 . Mahalia IV. 530, V. 754 Munda IV. 190, V. 320 Palayakar IV. 469, V, 299 Rabari IV. 218, V. 48:z Shefadi IV. 2Sr, V.653 Kongan·IV. 500, V·. 171 Mahtam IV. 267. V. Sz Muni IV. 656, v. 841 Palli IV. 32, V. 375 Rabha IV. 26o, V. 462 She h IV. 18, V. :149 K atia IV. 342, V. 586 Palliwal IV. 828, V. 154 K atika IV. 729, V. 62~ Konga Vellalar JV.r7o, V. 288 Maiti IV. 495, V. 744 Munurwar IV. 147, V. 293 Ragi IV. 677, V. 8~1 Sbembadavan IV. 149, V. S4Z a war IV. 166, V. 318 Koral IV. 285, V. 525 Majjalu IV. 647, V. 840 Muppan IV. 350, V. 372 Pan IV. 114, V. 598 Rajbansi IV. 198, . 347 Shenwa IV. 453, V. 70:& K Pancha IV. 770, V.r55 Shetti IV, 120, V. 164 . K ayasth IV. 16. V. 48 Koranga IV. 492, V. 814 · Makrani IV. lh8, V. 105 Murali IV. 762, V. 231 RaJjhar IV. 516, V. 442 ayima IV. 788, V. 8,36 Kori IV. 49, V. 590 Mal IV. 168, V. 699 Murari IV. 657, V. So6 Pancha Chari IV. 655, V. 844 Rajput IV. 5, V. 336 Shinde IV. 4Sr. V. 250 K PanchaliV. 167, V. 681 K ehaliV. 764, V. 520 Korku IV. 189, V. 438 Mala IV. 8, V. 8 Muriyari IV. 588,. V. 147 Raju IV. 227, V. 305 Shrimal IV. 217, V. 165 K ela IV. 528, V. 792 Korwa IV. 476, V. 439 Malasar IV. 589, V. 421 Murmi IV. 554. V. 460 Pancham IY. 482, V. 156 Rajwar IV. 179• V~4 Shudrapaik IV. 785, V. Jo8 eora IV. 210, V. 698 KoshtilV. 108, V. 591 Malayaman I\f. 258, V. 422 Mushti Golla IV. 420, V. 486 Panchamsale IV. us, V. 611 Ramaiya IV. 615, • 179 Shukli IV. 375, V. 6or K Pancha Kalsi IV. 610, V. 56o K ewat IV. 81, V. 521 Kotal IV. 429, V. 592 .Maler IV. 670, V. 541 Mussahar IV. 71, V. 145 Ramosi IV. 294, V. 15 , Sidi IV. 621, v. zy1 hadayat>~. IV. 391, V. 133 Kotamali IV. 619, V. 138 Mali IV 29, V. 353 Mustiger IV. 796, V. 294 Pandaram IV. 242, V. 34 Raoa IV. 501, V. ~2 Silawat IV. 8JJ, • 684 K Pandari IV. 365, V. 640 K bag11V. 319, V. 102 Kotar IV. 784, v. 417 Malik IV. 325, V. 225 Muthikallu IV. 7971 V. 842 Rangari IV. 2J3, . 617 Sindhi IV. 30, V. 251 K haira IV. 268, V. 522 Kotegar IV. 763, V. 22t Mallah IV. 42; V. 529 Mutratcha IV. 132, V. 552 Pandiyan IV. 543, V. 300 Rangrez IV. 398, V. 6t8 Singphu IV. 709, V. 464 K hamar IV. 810, V. 587 Kotiyalu IV. 676, V. 289 Malpahariya IV. 432, V. 423 Myadaru IV. 440, V. 148 Pandra IV. 604, V. 678 Rasot IV. 776, V. 16o Sipti IV. 534, V. 378 K hamaru IV. 749• v. 214 Kotthara IV. 789, V. 837 Mana IV. JCJg, V. 226 Paniar IV.68.4, V. 425 Rasto;i Iy. 731, V. 161 Sirkanakkan IV. 473, v. 54 K hamti IV. 641, V. 344 Kotwar IV. 517, V. 13 Manbhao IV. 4)4, V. 28 Nadavan IV. 542, V. 624 Panikkar IV. 775, V. 301 Rathi v. 216, v. 2J6 Soligan IV. 6J4, V. 428 Khandait IV. 66, V. J8S Koya •v. 221, V. 370 Mandai IV. 439• V. 454 Naga IV. r88, V. 461 Panishavan IV. 445, V. 845 Rautia IV. 331, V. 38S Sonar IV. 46, V. 715 ,KhandelwaliV. 541, V. 134 Krishnen Vaka IV. 522, V. 172 Mandai IV. 573, V. 227 Nagar IV. 252, V. 232 Panka IV. 173, V. 599 Ravudi IV. 743, V. 853 Sondhia IV. 292, V. 252 K hangar IV. 283, V. 12 Kudumo IV. 494, V. 418 Mang IV. 73, V. 700 Nagav'asulu IV. 444, V. 77 Panta Kapu lV. sys, V. 302 Rawal IV. ng, V. 798 Sorathiya IV. 742, V. 166 Paracha IV. 491, · 157 Sozhiyan IV. 261, V. J09 K hanzada IV. 6oo, V. 21$ Kuki IV. 4341 V. 452 Mangala IV. 99, V. 623 Naglik IV. 579, V. 295 Rawat IV. 320, v. 237 K harak IV. 786, V. 216 Kulikya Karsa IV. 705, V. 838 Mangar IV. 521, V. 815 Nagore IV. Szo, V. 106 Parahia. IV, 6z7, V. 747 Reddi IV. 63, V. 3o6 Srushti Karnam IV-411, V. S.S .KharaliV 633, V. 663 Kumhar IV. 15, V. 7o6 Mangela IV. 459, V· 530 Naikada IV. 230, V. 440 Pii'iji IV. 317, V. 340 Regar IV. 393•.V• 712 Sud IV. '21)9,-V. 167 . K barot IV. 606, V. 677. Kunai IV. 422, V. 104 Manihar IV. 231, V. 171 Nair IV. 53, V. 339 Paramhans IV. 855. V. 7t Relli IV. 430, V. 356 Sugali IV. 489, V. 799, 8o4 K harral IV. 392, V. 481. Kunbi IV. 2, V. 222 Manipuri IV, 305, V. 455 Naiya IV. 758, V. 785 Parivaram IV. 463, V. 37 Reya IV. 694, V. 238 Sukiar IV. 437, V. 253 K harrla. IV. 339• V. 435 Kunjra IV. 505, V. 6j8 Manjhi IV. 243, V. 53' Nakshbandi IV. 853, V. 775 Pasi IV. 35, V. 646 Riwari IV. 746, V, 239 Sunawar IV. 6gg, V. 465 K haruli IV. 685. V. 217 Kunnavar IV. 681, V. !!39 Manne Kapu IV. 584, V. 290 Nalband IV. 613, V. 468 Pasia IV. szo, V. 363 Sunkar IV. 531, V. 642 Kh arura. IV. 738. V. 731 Kurmetia IV. 69J, V. 743 Mapara IV. 848, V. 143 Nambiyasbar IV. 649, V. 296 Patane IV. 6os, V. 153 Sabalia IV. 852, V. 240 Sunri IV. 64, V. 648 K harwa.r IV. 135, V. 436 Kursale IV. 765, V, 793 Mappila IV. 82, V. 362 Nandi Kulam IV. 438, V. 33 Patelia IV. 442, V, 233 Sadar IV. J7l, V. 307 Sura.hila IV. 477, V. 534 K basi IV. 197• V. 437 Kuraba Golla IV. 85, V. 495 Maravan IV. 122, V. J87 Nandora IV. 844, V. 149 Pathan IV. 38, V. 335 Sadgop IV, 76, V. 241 Surial V. 745,· V, So7 · Path rot IV. 4og, V. 683 Suthra Shahi IV. 754, V. 771l .Khatb Taiik IV. 68~. V. 255 Turk IV. 607, V. 317 Visvakarma IV. 757, V. S63 Barbers (44) FarrierS ( 28) Menial Castes (1) Sharpeners 1 tee Cutlers. 1'a avia IV. 376, V. 401 T11rku IV, 8oS, Y. 259 Vo!rl IV. 824, V. 857 Bards : see Genealogist!, Field Labourers (25) (26) Merchants : soc Traders. Shell-carvers (SS) Tamaria IV. 58:, V. 817 VoJJIIla lV. 7J61 V. 858 Basket·makers (58) Fishermen (33) Military service, formerly (26) ShephMds (31) Tambatkar IV. 299, V. 723 Uda.si IV. 410, V.J.So Beggars: see Mendicants. Fishmongers (48} Mimics (u) Shikaris: see Hunters. Tamoli IV. zos, V, 64~ Uda[.an IV. 270, • 319 Wadc!ar IV. 7S• V. 6g1 Bell-metal Workers (73) Food (cooked) Sollers (So) Mixed Castes 1 see Sectarie1. Sbop · k~pers 1 see Traders. Tanaoli IV. 302, V. 25 Ula en IV. 643, V, 753 Wadi IV, 766, V. 7os Blacksmiths (74) Foresters (27) Musicianll (9) Showmen (12) Tanti lV. 62, V. 6~ :UJama IV. 370, V. 22 WadwaJ IV. 793, v. ~ss Boatmen (33) Singerll (10) 1'arkihar IV. 662, • 720 Uliakkaran IV. 493, V. 8SS Waghe IV. 845, V. 781 Bowmakers (35) Gardeners (:z4) Oil-pressers (S7) Snake Charmers (13) Tattan IV. 248, V. 716 Umar IV. Sog, V. r6S Wagher IV. 617, V. 536 Braziers (72) Genealogists (7) Snarers (34) Tatwa lV. 127, V. 6o4 Upparavan IV. 148, V. 714 Wajantri lV. 503, V. 63 Buffoons: see Mimics, Glass-workers (66) Pack-carriers {:n) Stone-workers (6o) Tawair IV. 71y, V. 73 Uppiliyan IV. 332, V. 38o Wanjari IV. 129. V. 260 Butchers (47)_ Goldsmiths (68) Putoral Races (3o) Swineherds (32) Tchatchchadi V. 426, V, 9 Ur11 Golla ,V, 256, V. 4851 Warli IV. '.JS, y. 405 Goldwashers (69) Pedlars (20) Teli IV. 9· V. 67o Wasudeo I . 618, V. 7821 Carpenters (37) Grasscutters (29) Perfumers (SJ) Tailors (45) Teor IV. roo, V;J.35 Vaishnava IV. 72, V. JO Wayada IV. 737, V. l651 Cattle-dealers and Gra2:iers: Greengrocers· ( S I) Personal Service (16) Tanners 1 see Leather-worker-. Thakur IV. 169, • 42, 257, 402 Vakkaliea IV. 6J, V. 31a see Pastoral. Grindstone-menders (64) Physicians (S) Temple Sernnts (3) Thanapati IV. 586, V. 21 Valluvan IV. 274, V. 10 Yadavulu IV. 201, V. 490 Cloth.printers (43) Pickpockets : see Thieves. Thie•es (79) Tharu IV. 291, V. 403 Valvi IV. Sos, v. 404 Yanati IV. 718, V. 859 Confectioners (50) . Hawken 1 soe Pedlars. Potters (6S) Toddy.drawers_: see Liquor Thave IV. 701, V. S66 Vanian IV. 136, V. 673 Cooked food, Sellers of (So) Hill-men (27) Priesb (J) Distillers. Thondi IV. 371, V. 654 Vannan IV. 65, V. IIO Occupatio'lfs. Coppersmiths (72) Hunters (34) Publican', see Liquor Distillers, Traders (19) T irala IV. :190, V.J57 Vanniyan IV. 36, V. 381 Cotton.carders (4 I) Puppet-players: see Showmen. Tipp,.rah IV. 38~ • 466 Vantarlu IV. 590. V. 313 Acrobats .(14) Criminals: see Th'ieves and Jewellers (7o) Vagrants (78) Tirgar IV. 8o4, . SS6 Vedan IV. 2SJ· V;)_53 Actors (n) Vagrants. Quacks : see Physicians. Village Menials (t) Tirmalli IV. 5o6, V. 258 Vedudar IV. 25, • 856 Agricultural Labotmirs(2S)(z6). Curriers : see Leather-workers. Labourers (7 5) Todiyan IV. 247, V. 310 Velama IV. go, V. 314 Agriculturists (z:z) Cutlerlf (36) Lac-workers (54) Religious Mendicants (76) Wall-painters f39) Toga.ta IV. 244, V. 6r4 Vellalar"lV. 26, V. JlS AgricultllrisU, formerly domi. Leather-workers (56) Religious Sectaries (4) Washermen (17) Tokkilavar IV. 623, V. JU Yellan Shetti IV, 311, V. 316 nant (23) Daneers (ro) Leech-applierll (6) Rice-busker (49) Watchmen (2) Tolkllllan IV. 4 151, V. 735 Vetai Karan IV. Jo6, V. 554 Arrowsmiths (35) DepressedCastesc see Menial$. Lime-burners (61) Water·bearers {18) Tota K"P" IV. S:zg, V. 358 Vethuvan IV. 666, V. 11 Artisans (59) Devotees (76) Liquor Distillers and Drawers Sack-weavers (46} Weuers (40) Totla JV. 6(.9· V. 467 Vettuvan JV. 421, V. 382 Astrologers (IS) Dyers (42) (.52) Salt·labourers (67) Writers (8) 00 Tulabhina V. 6o9, V. 605 Vidur IV. 312, V. so Sc:wengers (63) 00 Turah;o IV. 223, V. 630 Vipravinodulu IV. 836, V. 86 Bamboo-workers: see Basket. Earring-makers (71) Masons (38) Scent-makers: see Perfumers Turi !V. 322, V. 679 Viramu~hti IV. 700, V. 27 111akers. Earth-workers {62) Mendicants (76) (77) Sectaries (4) INDEX TO LIST VI. N.B.-The references are to the pages. CASTES AND TRIBES. Agarnudayan 58 Bhil 59 71, 72, 74 Ga.ro 62, 71 Katwar 64 I{usa van 66 Nat 70 Shetti 69 Agaria 58, 71 Bhuinhar 59 Gaudar 62, 74 Kamboh 70 Nattambadi 67 Sindhi 69, 72 Ahar 58,72 Bhuinya 59 Gaude 6z Kamma 64, 72 Lingadhari 66 Sonarlo Padiyachchi Sunri 9 Ahir sS, 7'• 72, 73 Bhumij 59 Ghatwal 62 Kamsala 64 Lingayat 66, 72 67 Ahom 58, 71 Bind 70 Ghirat 62, 73 Kand:ua 64 Lodhi66. 7Z,7l Pak~nati Kapu 68 Ambalakaran 58, 72 Bobara 70 Golla62, 74 Kanet 64,73 Lobana 66 Palli 68, 72 Taga69 Ambattan 67 Brahman 59, 6o, 71, 72, 73, 74 Gond 62, 71, 72, 74 Kapali 70 Lobar 66 Pan68 Tamoli 69 Arain SS, 73 Gosawi 70 Kapu64, 72 Loniya66 Panc:hal 68 Tanti 69 Arekulam 70 Chai 70 Gujar 6:~, 73 Karan 64 Panc:harn Sale, 68, 72 Tatwa69 Arora 58,73 Chamar 6o, 61, 72, 7J, 74 Kasai 70 Mac:hhi 70 Panka·68 Teli 69, 70, 72 A wan 58,73 Chanda! 6t, 71 Hajam 62,63 Kasar 70 Madak66 Pasi 68 Teor 70 Cbassa 61, 71 Halepaik 63, 74 Kawar64 Madiga 66, 67 Pathan 70 Thakur 70 Bagri 58,71 Chauhan 70 Hari 63 Kayasth 64 Mat7o . Patuni 68, 71 Baheliya 70 Chhippa 70 Kewat 64, 71 Mala 67, 72, 74 Patwa 70 Upparavan 70 Baiga 58 Jaliya 63 Khandait 65, 71 Mali 67, 72 Pod 68,71 Bairagi 70 Darzi 61 Jandra 70 Kharwar'65 Mallah 67 Powar 68, 72 Valshna.va 70 Balai 58 Dass 6J Jangam 63 Khasi 65,71 Mang 67 Pulayen 68 Vakkaliga 70, 74 Balija. 58 Devangulu 6r Khatik 70 Mangala 67 Vanian 70 Baluch 58, 72, 73 Dhangar6a, 71, 72,74 hinwar 63 Khatri 65 Mappila 67, ']2 Rajbansi 68, 71 Vannan 70 Bania 70 Dhanuk 61 rogi ...63 ... , Khond 70 Mara.van 67 Rajput 68, 6g, 7It 72, 73, 74 Vanniyan 70, 72 Banjara 70 Dher 6r, 71, 72, 74- ugi 63 Koch 65. 71 Mehra 67, '}2 Rajwa.r 69 Velama 70, 72 Bansphor 70 Dhirnar 61 ulaha 63 Kodulu 6s, 72 Meo 6j. Reddi 6g Vellalar 70, 72 Barbai 59 Dhobi 61 Ko16s, 71, 74 Mina 7• 74 Bari 70 Doliya 70 Kachari 63,71 Koli 65, 71, 72, 73 Mirasi 70 Sadar 69, 74 Waddar 70 Bauri 59t 7' Dom 6:z, 73 Kachhi 63, 72 Komati 65 Morasu 67, 74 Sadgop 6g, 71 Wanjari 70 Bedar 59,74 Dubla 62, 71 Kahar63, 64 Konga Vellalar 65 · Mugha.l 70 Sale6g Warli 7o; 71 Beldar 70 Dusa.dh 62 Kaibartha 64, 7 I Kori 65 Munda 70 Santhal 69, 71 Besta 59, 72 Ka.ika.lar 64 Korku 65,72 Mununvar67 S.atani 6g · · Yadavulu 70 Bhandari 59 Fakir 70 Kaikari 64 Koshti 65 Mussahar 67 Savara 69, 7Z Bhangi 59, 73 Ka.lingalu 64 Kumhar65 Mutratcha 70 Sayad 70 Bhar 59• 73 Gadaria 62 Kalita 64, 71 Kunbi 65, 66, 71, 72, 73, 74 Shannan 6g, 72, 74 Bharbhunja 59 Gandah, 72 Kallan 64, 72 Kuruba Golla 66 Naga67, 71 Shekb70 Bhat 70 Gandla 62 Kalu 70 Kurumbar 66 Nair 67, 72, 74 Shembadavan 6g DISTRICTS AND NATIVE STATES. Agra 58, 6o, 6:z, 63, 65, 68, 72 Amritsar ss, 59,61, 63, 65, 69, Balaghat 58, 621 67, 68, 72 Basim 61, 65, 71 Bhartpur 6o, 61, 63, 67, 74 Bulandshahr 59• 6o,62,63, 66, Chhindwara 58, 62, 72 Ahmedabad 6o, 61, 65, 66, 68, 73 Balasor s8, 59. 6s, 68, 69, 71 Basti 58, 59• 6o, 62, 63, 64, 6 5, Bhopal 58, 6o, 61, 62, 631 69 68,72 . Chingleput s8,6o,64, 67, 70,72 71 Angul61, 71 BaHia 58, 59, 6o, 63, 64, 68, 73 66, 67, 68, 'JO, 73 Bidar 6r, 65, 66, 67, 74 Buldana 6i, 65, 67, 71 Chitaldrug 59, 62, 66, 72 Ahmednagar 6o, 61, 65, 67, 70, Arc:ot-10!"<' N. and S. Banda 58, 6o, 65, 66, 68, 73 Belgaum 59, 6o, 61 1 65, 66, 68, Bijnor 6o, 63, 72 Bundi 671 74 Chittagong 63, 64, 71 7' Atrai-a-Balda (H_ycl. Dec.) 61, Bangalore s8, 6o, 66, 67, 7D, 73 72 Bikanir 6o, 6g, 74 Burdwan 58, 59, 6o, 62, 64, 69, Coimbatore 6o, 64, 65, 66, 67, Ajmer 62, 63 . 74 Bankorah 58, 59, 641 66, 6g, 71 Rellary 58, 59, 6o, 62, 64, 66, Bilaspur 58, 62, 64, 66, 67, 68, 70, ,, 68, 69, 70, 72 Akola 6t,65, 67, 71 Auranlf&bad 6o, 6z, 66, 67, 74 Banno 63,73 67, 70,72 70, 72 Coocb Behar-set Koch Btltar. Aligarh C!O, 62, 63, 64, 65, .66, Azamgarh 58, 59, 6o, 64, 65, Banswara 59, 74 Ben ares 58, 59, 6o, 6 3 64,66, Birbhum 58, 59, 6o, 62, 6g, 71 Cachar-ue Kachar, Cuddapah sS, 59, 6z, 64, 65, 68,72 1 66, 67, 68, 70, 73 Bara Banki 58, 6o, 61, 65,661 68, 73 Birh 61, 66, 70, 74 Calcutta 6o, 64, 71 66, 67, 68, 70, 'J'Z Allahabad 58, 6o,6z, 63, 66, 67, 68, 73 Betul 62, 65, 66, 72 Bogra 71 Cawnpur 58, 6o, 62, 63, 65, 66, Cutch 6o, 66, 68, 72 68, 70, 73 ' Bahawalpur 58, 63, 73 Bareilly 58, 6o, 63, 64, 66, 1% Bhagalpur 58, 59, 6o,61,62, 63. Bombay City 6o, 61 68,70, 72 Cuttac:k ss, 59, 61, 621 64, 65, Almora 6o, 62, 68, 73 ijahraicb 58, 6o, 61, 64, 65, 66, ;Baroda 61, 65, 66, 73 64, 65, 67, 68, 6g, 71 Broach 59, 61, 65, 66, 71 ·Champaran .)8, 59, 6o, 62, 63, 68, 6g, 70, 71 AI war~. 6o, 61, 63, 67,;&;, 74 68,73 Baroda City 6o, 73 · Bhandara 58, 61, 62, 64, 66, 67, Budaon 58, 6o, 02, 63, 64, 68, . 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 6g, 71 A111raot1 6J, 65, 67, 71 ~karganj 59, 61, 6~, 64, 7J Bashahr 64. 73 68, 70, 72 72 Cbanda6z1 6z, 66, 67, 70, 72 Daeca. 58, 591 6r, 63, 64, 69, 7 J DISTRICTS AND NATIVE STATES-ctmdutled. ------Gonda 58 60,61, 6J, 64, 6.), 66, Jnllandar 58, 59, 6o, 61, 63, 68, t.ahor~ s!l, 59· 6J, 6$, 68, 73 Mysore 6o, 62,66, 67, 68, 69, Raichor 59, 6r, 66, 6J, 74 South Arcot 58, 60, 62, 64, 6 n .t•noh 6o, 6:1, 66, 73 1 Lakhimpur 71 (l 68, 73 58, 70, 74 Raipur 58, 6:~, 64, 6 , 67, 68, 68, 61), 70, 72 .\n~:arpur 59 1 74 tJ Lalitpur 6r, 66, 73 70,72 D .1ng~, The, 59, 72 Gorak pur 58, ,5Q, 6o, 6:z, 63, rlpigori 6s, 70, 71 . South Kanara 58, 59, 6o, 62 p 64, 6s, 66, 67, 68, anj ira 66, 77. Ling~a gur 59· 6r, 66, 74 Nabho. 61, 63, 73 Rajshahye 61, 641 71 67, 61J. 72 .1rjiling 65, 71 69· zo· lJ Rnmpur 61 I ),,rrang 6J, 6S, 71 Gujranwala 58, 59, 63, So 9• nunpur S8, 6o, 63, 64, 65, 66, Lohnrdaga S ~. 59, 60, 62, 63, Nngn Hills 67, 71 S out h Maratha Ja"irs 60, 6 r, 73 67,68, 73 65 , 66, 6S, 69 Nngnr Karnul 5S, 6r, 66, 74 Rrtngpur 61, 64, 65, 66, 70, 71 66, 72 n"hra Dun 68, 72 Nagpur 61, 62, 65 66, 67, 70, p cllli 59, 6o, 6r, 62, 63, 69, Gujarat Divi~ion 71 essor11 6o, 6r, 631 64, 71 Lucknow 58, 6o, 6r, 66, 68,lc3 1 Rntnagiri 59· 6o, 6r, 65, 71 S ultnnpur 58, 6o, 63, 66, 68, 73 Gu1rat S9· 61, 62, 63, 73 hnbua 59, 74 Ludhiana 58, 6o, 6r, 6:z, 6J, 91 72 Rawalpindi sS, 62, 63, 65, 68, Surnt 6o, 6z, 65, 66, zo, zr I )era71 Ghu•. 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Rs. 50 : $ 10 : £ 5 THE ACADEMIC PRESS Gurgaon Ill 001, Haryana INDIA Baluch IV. 55, V. 18i Enimu"an IV, 'J.9• V. 829 Goniga IV. 734, V. 626 ang.1m IV. 140, V. 18 Kandara IV. 185, V. 583 Bhumij IV. 119, V. 317 Eradi V. 72~ . 8JO Gconrhi IV. 240, V. 510 B"nd:~ri IV . 817, V. 2.1 arrah IV. 840, V. JA Kanera IV. Sol, V. 676 Bhurti:a IV. 76') , V. ICJO D"bgar IV. 326, V. 66r Erra Golla I • 348, V. 493 Gopal IV. 423, V. 93 aryuln IV. 754• V. JJ Kanet IV. ro3, V. 2JI Bandl'kar IV. 708, V. 185 Rhule IV. 846, V. 759 Dngi IV. 265, V. 3 Bandi IV. 507, V. 187 Erukalla IV. 254, V~ 412 Gordha IV. 642, V. 479 at IV. 6, V. 330 Kan~ar IV. 815, V. 176 Rhutia lV. 4R5, V. 11)1 Dahait IV. 427, V. 572 Go:oawi IV. 109, V. 767 Bnnia IV. 7, V. 116 Hirlcl.1ka IV. 6JS, V . 826 awahari IV. 76r, 719 Ka n1 sha n IVJ.77• V.651 Dai IV. 653, V. 446 Fakir IV. 93, V. 765 G~tdiya IV. 471, V. 434 habe!IV. 502, V. 514 K.anjar IV. 2 , V. 89 Banj:ua IV. 94, V. 183 Bilwnr IV. 558, V. 122 Oalera IV. 6qo, V. Sor Ban per IV. 49S, V. 498 Gujar IV. 24, V, 319 halo IV. •78, V. 515 Kannadi~an IV. 245, V. 8JS Hind IV. 13<1, V. 503 Dalui IV. ~45· V. Kog Gadabalu IV. 338, V.433 Gulgulia IV, 759, V. 789 harekari tv. 510, v.,r8 Kapali I . 158, V. 584 Ban•hhnr lV. 176, V. 6H Hirl10r IV. 7:l~. V. Dandig~n IV. 814, V. 76:1 I Haoc a IV.665, V. 736 i 461 GaclariR IV. 44, V. 492 Gu•ao IV. 207, V. 17 harola IV. 592, V. u8 Kaparia. IV. 721, V. 790 Birjbasi IV. 645 1 v. ~ Dan~:at IV. SJI, V. 763 GadJi IV. 4o6, V. 476 . GL&rkha IV. 548, y, 101 hinwu IV. 89, V. 516 Kapole IV. 6161 V. 129 INDEX TO LISTS IV. AND V.-conti11ued.