 | Edward Balfour - 1871 - 1170 หน้า
...(oojla) Bhil, of Mewar. Besides making the teeka of blood fvom an incision in the thumb, the Oguna chief takes the prince by the arm and seats him on the throne while the Oondree Bhil holds the salver of spices and sacred grains of rice used in making the teekn.... | |
 | James Tod - 1873 - 776 หน้า
...country) of Me'war. Besides making the teeka of blood from an incision in the thumb, the Oguna chief takes the prince by the arm and seats him on the throne, while the Oondree Bhil holds the salver of spices and sacred grains of ricef used in making the teeka.... | |
 | Edward Balfour - 1885 - 1210 หน้า
...(oojla) Bhil of Me war. Besides making the tika of blood from an incision in the thumb, the Oguna chief takes the prince by the arm and seats him on the throne, while the Oondree Bhil holds the salver of spices and sacred grains of rice used in making the tika.... | |
 | James Tod - 2001 - 770 หน้า
...country) of Me"war. Besides making the teeka of blood from an incision in the thumb, the Oguna chief takes the prince by the arm and seats him on the throne, while the Oondree Bhil holds the salver of spices and sacred grains of rice")" used in making the teeka.... | |
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Bhils, the autochthones (if such there be of any country) of Mewar. Besides making the teeka of blood from an incision in the thumb, the Oguna chief takes the prince by the arm and seats him on the throne, while the Oondree Bhil holds the salver of spices... 