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- kingdom was Hinduised with the caste system either marginal or prevalent. At the time of annexation, a section of Chutias were hinduised, those that were...
- Koch in origin and belonged to the larger Bodo group. They were Hinduised or semi-Hinduised and had discarded their Tibeto-Burman language, adopting northern...
- from China. According to Suniti Kumar Chatterjee Bhaskaravarman was a Hinduised Mlechcha king of Indo-Mongoloid origin. After 648 CE the Chinese emperor...
- proper, however, the term 'Koch' implies the name of a caste (rather a Hinduised tribe) "into which all converts from different tribes, Kachari, Garo,...
- Devalaya Religion Affiliation Hinduism Deity Primordial deity Burhi later hinduised to Goddess Durga Festival Durga Puja Location Location Jorhat State ****am...
- tribe in the C. P. and Berar is shown as an aboriginal tribe though much Hinduised, and it has not previously been classed as aboriginal in Hyderabad. The...
- originally non-Indo-Aryans. Suniti Kumar Chatterjee calls Bhaskaravarman a Hinduised Mlechcha king of Indo-Mongoloid origin. Hugh B. Urban also infers that...
- colonialism in the early 19th century the ****amese society consisted of the hinduised ethnic groups, the caste Hindu groups, the plain tribal groups, and the...
- part of Indosphere of Greater India since earlier, during and after the Hinduised Srivijaya empire, Hindu titles based on Sanskrit were used. The word Laksamana...
- and both the tribes were "rude" and "impure", hence non-Aryan or non-Hinduised." (Nath 1989:17) "The dynasty was Koch and the name of kingdom was Koch...