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Castes and Tribes of Southern India. Vol. 3 of 7

Note 174 — K (continued 5)

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It is noted by Mr. Friend-Pereira174 that, at the ceremonial for settling the preliminaries of a Kondh marriage, a knotted string is put into the hands of the sēridāhpa gātāru (searchers for the bride), and a similar string is kept by the girl’s people. The reckoning of the date of the betrothal ceremony is kept by undoing a knot in the string every morning.

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