| What does the revenue register typically associate with a 'mauza'? | a plot or plot of 1 nd 'th definite erm n nt undaries and a eparate Dame in the rev Due reg; t r | It i defined by 1\1'r. Vincent Smith a consi ting of .. a plot or plot of 1 nd 'th definite erm n nt undaries and a eparate Dame in the rev Due reg; t r, u ually, though Dot n ceasar'l, urrounding . nhabi ted Till ge ·tt"." TIl t is to say, it i a d fined area tradition 11y rt1gard d a 1U uza. 0 more logical d nniti n can b gi e. The u f t e ord to n- hip implies a theory which does not app1y to a majority of the village 8 now onstitutcd in the ort - este n rovlnces and Oudh, whilst the word p ia as inapplicable a. word could well e. The revenue defiuition of ruauza w modified in two r peet for cen purposes. (a) Uninhabited m uzas Or 'n .ges were exel ded for ob io re on (b) Within the boundnrie of a. town vill e demarca.tioD wa ignored. A town is oeea ionally inelud d within the area of a sin Ie village ( auza), but more generally .io Iud art of tb a of evera} villages. | 56 | definition | 1.000 | https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/32386/download/35567/32357_1894.pdf | Vincent Smith a consi ting of .. a plot or plot of 1 nd 'th definite erm n nt undaries and a eparate Dame in the rev Due reg; t r, u ually, though Dot n ceasar'l, urrounding . | 22 | page=22,block=0 | 0.700 | valid |
| What role did Chitra Gupta have in the Puranas? | the cribe of Yama, th .Judg 0 th dea.d. | Chitra Gupta, 1,967.-Th best kno . c tr I gods i p rh Chi r upt, th reput d ancostor and h r dito.ry d 'ty, (.If the K y caste. In the PUT nM Chitr Gupta. w the cribe of Yama, th .Judg 0 th dea.d. i~ w r 'p e-d y n.y th daily th ir nonce t r, a.nd especially tbr times a. year fter the Di Ii, on th oli, and on th Da hr. The form of orship is d a rib diu the follow'n tract :- « Cbitr gupt, cording \ 'ri J),l,,' in k ft r gr i id eo. h per on pIae's eith r foul' or fiv small mouthful grQund on the right 'de of b' pI e. | 157 | definition | 1.000 | https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/32386/download/35567/32357_1894.pdf | w the cribe of Yama, th .Judg 0 th dea.d. i~ w r 'p e-d y n.y th daily th ir nonce t r, a.nd especially tbr times a. | 245 | page=245,block=0 | 0.700 | valid |
| What is P rsian? | the langunge spoken in th we tern part of Afa-haru 'ta'O, Pushtu beitl that only of tIl Pathun tri es | Foreign languages.-Penian.- f,"w cntrie are by P rsinns ea tel' doer the oountry; but the gt'cat majority are by the Af han de~en In ehra Dun and hei' fo]lowers and y fgh n litictl.l p nsi ne 1 1: r t nd I here. P rsian is the langunge spoken in th we tern part of Afa-haru 'ta'O, Pushtu beitl that only of tIl Pathun tri es. ChinelJe.-Th e are a. | 223 | definition | 0.980 | https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/32386/download/35567/32357_1894.pdf | P rsian is the langunge spoken in th we tern part of Afa-haru 'ta'O, Pushtu beitl that only of tIl Pathun tri es. | 303 | page=303,block=0 | 0.850 | valid |
| What is Khwaja Khizr popularly represented as? | a vener bie Muhamma.dan ridi on a fish. | It is pI' bable that the e are due less to her position a. riv . goddess than to t oae ttl'ibritos which she acquired a.s the atrone s of the ceremoni s pedormed on th m gin of her holy water J nd uos quently the inspirer of the hymns r oited a.t these ceremoni s. She is 110W l?uown mainly the goddess of spe c and learning~ the inventresB of the S Tlsk -it language. and p troness of a.r nd ie ce river god not sped By connected with anyone stream, and hose worship rather belO!la to the Panjab than to th S6 provinces, is Khwaja hizr. He is popularly represented a vener bie Muhamma.dan ridi on a fish. e is said by Ibbet to b pope ly the Muhamma.dan aint, to 'who the care of travellers is llott d, but is now in the western Do b nd in the Paojatb the io u g d of ater, orshipp by offerings of gh{ and cake presented to Brahmans at the vilJago wel] or pond. | 566 | definition | 0.980 | https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/32386/download/35567/32357_1894.pdf | He is popularly represented a vener bie Muhamma.dan ridi on a fish. e is said by Ibbet to b pope ly the Muhamma.dan aint, to 'who the care of travellers is llott d, but is now in the western Do b nd in the Paojatb the io u g d of ater, orshipp by offerings of gh{ and cake presented to Brahmans at the vilJago wel] or pond. |
| Why are R Jputs nnd r~hmnns ove I\'t"Grngo, no, doubt? | the larue number~ of th m in the hill and Sarjupur di tric s | It is n t unreason Ie to supp s that this i due to their :6 ndne for thou.mnnure henps. R Jputs nnd r~hmnns are ove I\'t"Grngo, no, doubt because of the larue number~ of th m in the hill and Sarjupur di tric s. Banlas, in thi a~ i,l e.very other inji'rm 'ty, show B prop crtion above averag. | 149 | relationship | 0.970 | https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/32386/download/35567/32357_1894.pdf | R Jputs nnd r~hmnns are ove I\'t"Grngo, no, doubt because of the larue number~ of th m in the hill and Sarjupur di tric s. | 333 | page=333,block=0 | 0.800 | valid |
| What does the word 'township' imply that does not apply to most villages in the North-Western Provinces and Oudh? | a theory which does not app1y to a majority of the village 8 now onstitutcd in the ort - este n rovlnces and Oudh | It i defined by 1\1'r. Vincent Smith a consi ting of .. a plot or plot of 1 nd 'th definite erm n nt undaries and a eparate Dame in the rev Due reg; t r, u ually, though Dot n ceasar'l, urrounding . nhabi ted Till ge ·tt"." TIl t is to say, it i a d fined area tradition 11y rt1gard d a 1U uza. 0 more logical d nniti n can b gi e. The u f t e ord to n- hip implies a theory which does not app1y to a majority of the village 8 now onstitutcd in the ort - este n rovlnces and Oudh, whilst the word p ia as inapplicable a. word could well e. The revenue defiuition of ruauza w modified in two r peet for cen purposes. (a) Uninhabited m uzas Or 'n .ges were exel ded for ob io re on (b) Within the boundnrie of a. town vill e demarca.tioD wa ignored. A town is oeea ionally inelud d within the area of a sin Ie village ( auza), but more generally .io Iud art of tb a of evera} villages. | 366 | relationship | 0.970 | https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/32386/download/35567/32357_1894.pdf | The u f t e ord to n- hip implies a theory which does not app1y to a majority of the village 8 now onstitutcd in the ort - este n rovlnces and Oudh, whilst the word p ia as inapplicable a. |
| What event is believed to have caused the cholera outbreak during Lord Lytton's time? | beet h ving be n killed for th Euro n soldier 'thin the grove | Th t'v hav firm p un' on tha.t the choler br k ont'n Lord I tinge' c ml'l, in. con quene of beet h ving be n killed for th Euro n soldier 'thin the grove were r POB th a h at this trod lkhand Chi f. So rapid h been the extension of tb' 0 ship~ that i.t now re ail tllroughout the up r and central Doflb, a gre t plll' f Rohilkh 1 d, and to the b uk of tho Sutlej. To the s ward, the wor . of olka Dc . (the Godde. of Vomiting) has been prevalent since th sa.me period." Agwan, 25,069.-Agwan, the return of whose orshippers· considerabl '" jn th e 1."n district, has not been fully identified. The ord simply mea.ns lea.der and may apply to the pujari in any t m Ie. One district note sta.te, that Agwan is a. d'sease g d, the so of Jo. en, and, thereforo, brother to the v Xl. a.ll~ x. sil:it r . , | 92 | relationship | 0.970 | https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/32386/download/35567/32357_1894.pdf | con quene of beet h ving be n killed for th Euro n soldier 'thin the grove were r POB th a h at this trod lkhand Chi f. | 236 | page=236,block=0 |
| What evidence was used to question the reliability of the North-Western Provinces' statistics? | The contrast atForded by thi de~8ity to the figure estimated Bomo year later for Bengal | The Census estimate of 1826.-Isolated District 0 crt rough- out the North- stern Provinces ad on V8.1-ioUS occasions before 184.8 ti ... mated, and "n so e 'natA CBS enumerated, more or less completely, the p pul tion of their distriot, So ea.rly a 1825 a calculation was made of the po ulrt- tion of the province, excluding t e ceded iat icta on the arb a. nd'n B rnr. t as founded on an ctual enumeration of the village in the pro- viDce~ and a parti 1 Jlleration f the ouae. Tbe total popula.tion wa es imated at 32 millions and the density ofpopul tion at 484 er qual' m 'l. The contrast atForded by thi de~8ity to the figure estimated Bomo year later for Bengal, (243 to the qu re mil ,) was believod tao s ti f: ctory evidence of the unreliable charact~r of the statistics of the N ortl1- e t. | 579 | relationship | 0.970 | https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/32386/download/35567/32357_1894.pdf | Tbe total popula.tion wa es imated at 32 millions and the density ofpopul tion at 484 er qual' m 'l. The contrast atForded by thi de~8ity to the figure estimated Bomo year later for Bengal, (243 to the qu re mil ,) was believod tao s ti f: ctory evidence of the unreliable charact~r of the statistics of the N ortl1- e t. |
| What happens to persons who die violent or sudden deaths without receiving proper funeral rites? | b oome ghos or the most part malevol nt. | The second class is as r gards number of special w rshippers far more importaut th n the other d it mPoY b dealt with nrs . 191. Ghost worahip.-It owes ita origin to a. ati ty of au erstitious regarding what follows after death. In general, persons who have di d· violent 01' sudden death and have not rec iv d du fo..neral rites b oome ghos or the most part malevol nt. The spirits of persoD noted for evil doing in their li 08 become after even a natural death th impersonations of the vic they practisod in their li e. Men who have married bec me. ghosts if they die without having beg tten or adopted a son. On the other h nd th rank f .henev lent spirits ar very constantly r cruited by th ddit'on (If the ghosts of men who have been emi nt for holiness or w ·ll.doing in their livcs. | 330 | relationship | 0.970 | https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/32386/download/35567/32357_1894.pdf | In general, persons who have di d· violent 01' sudden death and have not rec iv d du fo..neral rites b oome ghos or the most part malevol nt. The spirits of persoD noted for evil doing in their li 08 become after even a natural death th impersonations of the vic they practisod in their li e. |
| What is considered accountable for a considerable proportion of temporary insanity? | The cO?l8umption of drugs manufactured from hemp | Tbe death-ra.te is in itself enough to ensuro a nearly comE IG.te chango iu tho insane p pulation in the cours of teu ye' rs. Apart from the asyl\lUl districts and excluding All habad already referred to, the 1ar at proporti n of IUIlacy is found in Central Oudb, the adjoining districts of Ca.wnpora and Fo.rukhaba.d, and in a group of districts in the n rth-west of tbe provinces reaching long the foot f the hills to tho Tarai. Tlle lowest proportion of lunacy is in the east rn districts, Fateh ur and the Central Doab. I am unable to trace any underlying principle in this distributiop, The cO?l8umption of drugs manufactured from hemp is con i- dered accountable for a. coneidera.ble proportion of tempora.ry insanity of the kind which roo t c IDmonly comes to the llotice of Di trict Offic rs, that in whioh mania. i a prominent symptom. | 592 | relationship | 0.970 | https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/32386/download/35567/32357_1894.pdf | I am unable to trace any underlying principle in this distributiop, The cO?l8umption of drugs manufactured from hemp is con i- dered accountable for a. | 324 |