- amin or
munsif (an
arbitrator who ****essed and
collected revenue) and a
karkun (record keeper). In the 16th
century the
Mughal emperor Akbar organised...
- support, but no help is forthcoming. He also
details one of his soldiers,
Karkun, to
escort the
women and
children who
survived the
destruction of the city...
-
independence against the West ****stan regime. Khan’s
residence at 18,
Karkun Bari Lane, Dhaka, was the League’s
party office for its
first few years...
-
Koskinen (1864), p. 462.
Koskinen (1864), p. 464. "Esi-isää etsimässä:
Karkun Stenberg-lukkareiden esivanhemmista, osa I" (in Finnish).
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- the
priests (gor or
bhasha Bhatta),
astrologers (Zutshi), and
workers (
Karkun). The Wani are
historically Banias, with subcastes, such as the Kesarwani...
- (astrologers), and
Kārkun (who were
historically mainly emplo**** by the government). The
majority of
Kashmiri Brahmins are
Kārkuns, and this is likely...
- Natu did not
accept it
because he
thought it
amounted to
simply being a
karkun or clerk.
According to Grant's
reports the
departure of Natu was a very...
- - the
Jotish (astrologer), the
priestly class Guru or
Bachabat and the
Karkun (working class) that was emplo**** in
government service.
Philosophers like...
- villages. Each
Pargana had a Shiqar, a Munsif, a
Fotdar (treasurer), and a
Karkun (clerk)
proficient in
Hindi and Persian. The
Shiqar of a
Pargana was a military...
-
there is also a
category of much more
numerous sympathizers and
workers (
karkun). The emir is
obliged by the
party constitution to
consult an ****embly called...
