Castes And Tribes of Southern India volume 3
Castes And Tribes of Southern India volume 3
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That century was perhaps the most troublous one in the modern history of India. Armies were passing and repassing the ghats, and I have heard from some old gentlemen that the Chingleput Lingayats, who are mostly shepherds, accompanied the troops in the humble capacity of purveyors of milk and butter.
Whatever the causes of their emigration, we find them in the Chingleput district ordinarily reckoning the Mysore, Salem and Bellary Lingayats as of their own stock. They freely mix with each other,... and I hear contract marital alliances with one another. They speak the Kannada (Kanarese) language the language of Mysore and Bellary. They call themselves by the name of Kannadiyans or Kannadiyars, after the language they speak, and the part of the village they inhabit Kanna- dipauliem, or village of the Kannadiyars. In parts of Madras they are known as Kavadi and Kavadiga (=bearers of head-loads).
Both men and women are possessed of great stamina. Almost every other day they walk to and fro, in all seasons, more than twenty miles by road to sell their butter and curds in Madras.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That century was perhaps the most troublous one in the modern history of India. Armies were passing and repassing the ghats, and I have heard from some old gentlemen that the Chingleput Lingayats, who are mostly shepherds, accompanied the troops in the humble capacity of purveyors of milk and butter.
Whatever the causes of their emigration, we find them in the Chingleput district ordinarily reckoning the Mysore, Salem and Bellary Lingayats as of their own stock. They freely mix with each other,... and I hear contract marital alliances with one another. They speak the Kannada (Kanarese) language the language of Mysore and Bellary. They call themselves by the name of Kannadiyans or Kannadiyars, after the language they speak, and the part of the village they inhabit Kanna- dipauliem, or village of the Kannadiyars. In parts of Madras they are known as Kavadi and Kavadiga (=bearers of head-loads).
Both men and women are possessed of great stamina. Almost every other day they walk to and fro, in all seasons, more than twenty miles by road to sell their butter and curds in Madras.
What to read after Castes And Tribes of Southern India volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgar Thurston to read onlineMoreLess
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