 Kshatriyas, wear the thread, and assume the patronymic title. The original .Khas, thus favoured by it, became soon and entirely devoted to the Brahmanical system.* The progress of Islam below daily poured fresh refugees among them. They availed themselves...  Journal - Page 2161833Full view - About this book
 | 1834 - 630 pages
...ranked as Kshatriyas, wear the thread, and assume the patronymic title. The original Khas, thus favoured by it, became soon and entirely devoted to the Brahmanical...beyond their hopes, and in such a career, continued forages, gradually merged the greater part of their own habits, ideas, and language (but not physiognomy)... | |
 | 1834 - 616 pages
...as Kshatriyas, wear the thread, and assume the patronymic title. The original Khás, thus favoured by it, became soon and entirely devoted to the Brahmanical...beyond their hopes, and in such a career, continued forages, gradually merged the greater part of their own habits, ideas, and language (but not physiognomy)... | |
 | Thomas Smith (Captain.) - 1852 - 330 pages
...patronymic title. The original Khas, thus favoured by it, became soon entirely devoted to the Brahminical system. The progress of Islam below, daily poured...successful beyond their hopes, and in such a career, continuing for G 3 ages, gradually merged the greater part of their own habits, ideas, and language... | |
 | Sir Alexander Cunningham - 1882 - 238 pages
...ranked as Kshatriyas, wear the thread, and assume the patronymic title. The original Khas, thus favoured by it, became soon and entirely devoted to the Brahmanical...They availed themselves of the superior knowledge of strangers to subdue the neighbouring tribes of aborigines, were successful beyond their hopes, and... | |
 | Archaeological Survey of India - 1882 - 228 pages
...ranked as Kshatriyas, wear the thread, and assume the patronymic title. The original Khas, thus favoured by it, became soon and entirely devoted to the Brahmanical...They availed themselves of the superior knowledge of strangers to subdue the neighbouring tribes of aborigines, were successful beyond their hopes, and... | |
 | Brian Houghton Hodgson - 1991 - 298 pages
...ranked as Kshatriyas, wear the thread, and assume the patronymic title. The original Khas, thus favoured by it, became soon and entirely devoted to the Brahmanical...aborigines, were successful beyond their hopes, and, iu euch a career continued for ages, gradually merged the greater part of their own habits, ideas,... | |
 | Eden Vansittart - 1992 - 242 pages
...Mahomedanism in Hindustan daily drove fresh refugees to the Nepdlese mountains. The ' Khas tribe* ' availed themselves of the superior knowledge of the strangers to subdue the neighbouring aboriginal tribes. They were uniformly successful ; and in sucb a career, continued for ages, they... | |
 | David M. Waterhouse - 2004 - 328 pages
...put away their old gods, and take the new; to have Brahmans for Gurus; and not to kill the cow . . .) They availed themselves of the superior knowledge...ages, gradually merged the greater part of their own habit, ideas, and language (but not physiognomy) in those of the Hindus.20 In short: this is, to my... | |
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