[The Tribes and Castes of the Central Provinces of India--Volume I (of IV) by R.V. Russell]@TWC D-Link bookThe Tribes and Castes of the Central Provinces of India--Volume I (of IV) PART I 138/364
The Jhankar is usually a Binjhwar or member of another primitive tribe. _Jhara, Jhira, Jhora_ .-- Synonym of Sonjhara. _Jharha_ .-- subcaste of Lodhi.
_Jharia_ .-- (Jungly.) See Jhadi.
_Jharola_ .-- (Perhaps from the town of Jhalor in Marwar.) A subcaste of Brahmans in Jubbulpore. _Jhinga_ .-- (A prawn-catcher.) Subcaste of Dhimar. _Jijhotia_ or _Jujhotia_ .-- (From Jajhoti, the old name of the country of Lalitpur and Saugor.) A subcaste of Brahmans of the Kanaujia division.
A subcaste of Ahir; a section of Joshi and Kumhar. _Jildgar_ .-- (A bookbinder.) A class of _Mochi._ _Jingar._--( A saddlemaker.) A class of Mochi.
A subcaste of Chamar and of Simpi (Darzi). _Jirayat_ .-- Synonym for Mochis in Berar who have taken up the finer kinds of ironwork, such as mending guns, etc. _Jire-Mali._--Formerly was the only subcaste of Mali who would grow cumin or _jira_. _Jiria_ .-- (From _jira_, or cumin.) Subcaste of Kachhi. _Jogi, Jugi_.
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