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46Highlands of Central India, p. 156.
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47Report on Bastar Dependency, p. 41.
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49 Quoted in C.P. Gazetteer (1871), Introduction, p. 113.
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51Report on Bastar Dependency, p. 43.
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55Balaghat District Gazetteer, p. 87.
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56 Rāwan was the demon king of Ceylon who fought against Rāma, and from whom the Gonds are supposed to be descended. Hence this song may perhaps refer to a Gond revolt against the Hindus.
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57 The amaltas or Cassia fistula, which has flowers like a laburnum. The idea is perhaps that its leaves are too small to make a proper leaf-cup, and she will not take the trouble to get suitable leaves.

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The Tribes and Castes of the Central Provinces of India, Volume 3, Project Gutenberg eBook #41424

81. Hunting: traps for animals. Gond-Gowāri