幣 Caste. Sankha Banika or Sánkhárí Kangsa Banika or Kánsárí Suvarna Banika or Sonár beniyá Teü To; } Támlí Mályakár, mâlákar, or Màlf* Karmakàr or kámàr Kumbhałàr or Kumàr. Swarnakár or Sekrà. Nápit. *** Modak, Madhu Wöpit, or Moyré " Kurí. Aguri. Tantraồày or Tànti. Vagi Bāáskar WYAVASTHA-DARPANA. Profession." Caste. Preparing and selling|Bárwi for blowing conchs, &c. Brasiery. Dealing in gold and silver and money. Trade, chiefly in grain, &c. 3. Cultivating flower-gardens and selling flow ers and garlands, &c. Blacksmith's Pottery forth. Goldsmith. Shaving. Preparing and selling sweetmeats. Ibid. Principally cultivation. Weaving and selling cloths. Weaving and gelling cloths, and so forth. Sculpture. Warí Kibaro¢at Däíðar or Jáliyá Sútradkár, or Chhatár Rájbangst or Tiyor and making Kapáli earthen images, and so Rajak or Dñopá cháshá diopé Kalu Kol Karangá Shoundik or 8άunri Pátaní |Kán
- N. B. There is a tradition that Madhu Nāpit (a shaver named Ma Choitanya Deva (See Pre. P. XI, note) at the time of his becoming a
thereafter the toe-nails of any other person, - - - fession of a confectioner; ੰ that time he and his relations became confectioners, they formed a class different from that of the othor shawers. t See page 1168. Koivarts is at present reekomed to b0 one 0 upon which Chaitanya Deva direc 1170 Profession, Growing and selling betel leaves. ' Preparing and sellin ు and : forth. Uncertain. Cultivation, occassionly navigation. Fishing, and selling fish, and making nets. Carpentry. Principally masonry. spinning and selling hemp thread. Bleaching cloths and washing clothes. Preparing and selling rice, &c, Manufacturing and selling oil. Uncertain. Uncertain. Distilling and selling spirits and so forth. Ferry-man. singing and so forth and in consequenco e f the Shiodra castes.
