Illustrations in Volume III
Reading edition
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65. Gond women grinding corn 42
66. Palace of the Gond kings of Garha-Mandla at Rāmnagar 46
67. Gonds on a journey 62
68. Killing of Rāwan, the demon king of Ceylon, from whom the Gonds are supposed to be descended 114
69. Woman about to be swung round the post called Meghnāth 116
70. Climbing the pole for a bag of sugar 118
71. Gonds with their bamboo carts at market 122
72. Gond women, showing tattooing on backs of legs 126
73. Māria Gonds in dancing costume 136
74. Gondhali musicians and dancers 144
75. Gosain mendicant 150
76. Alakhwāle Gosains with faces covered with ashes 152
77. Gosain mendicants with long hair 154
78. Famous Gosain Mahant. Photograph taken after death 156
79. Gūjar village proprietress and her land agent 168
80. Guraos with figures made at the Holi festival called Gangour 176
81. Group of Gurao musicians with their instruments 180
82. Ploughing with cows and buffaloes in Chhattīsgarh 182
83. Halwai or confectioner’s shop 202
84. Jogi mendicants of the Kanphata sect 244
85. Jogi musicians with sārangi or fiddle 250
86. Kaikaris making baskets 298
87. Kanjars making ropes 332
88. A group of Kasārs or brass-workers 370
89. Dancing girls and musicians 374
90. Girl in full dress and ornaments 378
91. Old type of sugarcane mill 494
92. Group of Kol women 512
93. Group of Kōlams 520
94. Korkus of the Melghāt hills 550
95. Korku women in full dress 556
96. Koshti men dancing a figure, holding strings and beating sticks 582