A glossary of the Tribes and Castes of the Punjab and North - West Frontier Province based on the census reports for the Punjab 1883 and 1892

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1Addenda. S

2Page 803—

3Goukun,-kand, a grave-digger : said to be generally a KumhAr,

4Gulelt, fem. -an, a wandering tribe, generally known as Bazigar

5or Nat.-The name may be derived from gulel, a sling. In the

6Babiwalpur Gazetteer , 1904, p. 340, it appears as Gilail.

7Tags 420 —

8KAdamba, a Lamaistic seot, founded by Ati$a, Dipankara-Sri- Jnfinfi

9who Was born in Bengal in 980 aud died in 1053 A. D. Domton

10or Tointon (Hbromsston) and Marpa re-united his followers into

11a sect and founded Radeng : Milloud, Bod-youl ou Tibet, 1908,

12p. 177.

13Page 435 —

14Add : Maheb is a synonym of KahAk in Gurdaspur, Gazetteer.

151891-2, p. 62.

16Page 438--

17Kalaohahi, followers of the Bairagi mahants of that designation in

18Hoshidrpur. Pb. C. R., 1912, § 196.

19Page 476 —

20KAroyot-pa, a Lamaietio sect, see under Sakyapai

217 ok III, page 25-

22Insert after LaliAna : —For the Lalji see Shahpur Gazetteer, p. 83.

23Pdge 39-

24Insert after Ltjnghem; : —

25Lumba, a maker of toys, huqqa stems, caps etc. : also beep

26donkey-stallions : in ZafarwAl tahsil, Sidlkot.

27Page 57—

28Add under Malang : —

29For the Malangs in Kurram, see Vol. I, p. 586.

30Page 66-

31Insert after Mangal Ksel

32Maugala-mukhi, a title of musicians, Turi, in the Simla Hills.

33P. Tika Ram Joshi, Piety, of Pahdri in J. A. S. B., 1911,

34p. 203.

35Page 72 —

36Add under Masand

37G. C. Narang derives the terms from masnad-i-ali—' Excellency.*

38They were appointed to the 22 provinces or sees and apparently

39still survive amoDg the Banda-panthis, but by them are Willed

40Bhais : Transformation of Sikhism; pp. 35 and 23,

41Page 73—

42Insert after Mato j—

43• v -

44For the Mulasai|bi see Shahpur Gazetteer, p. 84.