-
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...
-
Austronesian language family. The
Acehnese were, for a time,
partially Hinduised, as
evident from
their traditions and the many
Sanskrit words in their...
-
which were
later Hinduised as Siva and Sakti"(Dutta 1985:49) "(T)he
Primordial parents Gira-Girasi or Bura Buri,
which were
later Hinduised as Siva and Sakti"(Dutta...
-
Manipur in
northeast India who
refused to
adopt Hinduism or were semi-
Hinduised when the
newly converted Manipuri king
ordered all his
subjects to adopt...
-
goddess is
ritually married,
either "temporarily,
annually or – if
fully Hinduised – permanently", to a
celebrated god,
usually Shiva. Again, conversely...
-
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...
- with the
conquest of Manipur;
perhaps from Bengal,
since Manipur was
Hinduised by
Bengali Brahmins in the 1700s
Arakan –
acquired with the
conquest of...
