Decoding the Panji of Mithila Volume III
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Contents
Front Matter
Title Page
Copyright Page
Source Note and Index Rule
Index Control Map
Coverage Register for Khand 2 Entries 1-224
Part I - What the Uptip Panji Is
Chapter 1 - The Panji as Memory, Map, and Social Record
Chapter 2 - What Is Uptip?
Chapter 3 - How to Read a Panji Entry
Chapter 4 - Symbols, Abbreviations, and Formulae
Chapter 5 - The Time-Frame: 450 A.D. to 2009 A.D.
Part II - Places, Lineages, and Movement
Chapter 6 - Villages as Genealogical Anchors
Chapter 7 - Migration and Marriage Routes
Chapter 8 - Titles, Scholarship, and Status
Part III - Decoding the Main Entry Clusters
Chapter 9 - Entries 1-14 - The Sarisab-Pahitola-Ujan-Durgaganj Opening Cluster
Chapter 10 - Entries 15-24 - Badhiyam, Parvapalli, Rupouli, and Related Branches
Chapter 11 - Entries 25-40 - Sarisab, Bhaduar, Chapahi, Soderpur, Lalganj, and Ramnagar
Chapter 12 - Entries 41-51 - Digaunth, Gangoli, Navtol, Batouri, Bairi, Bhattpura, and Kachhua
Chapter 13 - Entries 52-58 - Kanhauli, Ujan, Mangrauni, Mani, and Bhattpura
Chapter 14 - Entries 59-61 - Hati, Teterihar, Soderpur, Sarisab, and Mahiya
Chapter 15 - Entries 62-78 - Mahishi, Pali, Ishahpur, Gangoli, Hatadh, Lohna, Pahitola, and Mangrauni
Chapter 16 - Entries 79-99 - Balirajpur, Pahitola, Haripur, Bhattpura, Behat, Nagwar, Ghosaut, and Dharampur
Chapter 17 - Entries 100-119 - Ruchouli and the Puwaripar/Fawaripar Expansion
Chapter 18 - Entries 120-146 - Behat, Tarauni, Anilpur, Gangora, Dumra, Simarwad, Parhat, Ujan, Sharadapur, and Ishahpur
Chapter 19 - Entries 147-158 - Ratauli, Lohna, Shuklarahi, Gangoli, Najira, Betia, and Ujan
Chapter 20 - Entries 159-178 - Rajoura, Rampur, Lohna, Sihauli, Ishahpur, Raima, Gerki, Chanaur, and Lalganj
Chapter 21 - Entries 179-195 - Madari, Sharadapur, Sulhani, Manglabani, Raima, Naduar, Naruar, Behat, and Navtol
Chapter 22 - Entries 196-207 - Tripurauli, Pude-Naruan, Mahrail, Koilkhaha, Dharampur, Phulgama, Gangoli, Khokha, Purnia, and Sotipura
Chapter 23 - Entries 208-214 - Loam, Sauria, Durgaganj, Bhakhrauli/Bharwarauli, Kanhauli, Chanaur, Darbhanga, Katihar, and Ruchouli
Chapter 24 - Entries 215-224 - Khandbala, Bhaur, Rajgram, Hemnagar, Deodhi, Shubhankarpur, Uchaudi, Garhbanaili, Dhanaulia, and the Closing Records
Part IV - Tools for the Reader
Chapter 25 - Full Glossary of Panji Terms
Chapter 26 - Abbreviation and Number Key
Chapter 27 - Place Index
Chapter 28 - Personal Name Index
Chapter 29 - Scholar, Title, and Status Index
Chapter 30 - How to Reconstruct a Family Line from the Uptip
Chapter 31 - Limits, Gaps, and Editorial Principles
Chapter 32 - Conclusion: The Panji as a Civilization Archive
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Gajendra Thakur is the editor of Videha — First Maithili Fortnightly eJournal, a major public platform dedicated to Maithili language, Mithila’s literary heritage, cultural preservation, digital access, and public scholarship. His work brings together literary editing, digital archiving, Maithili cultural documentation, and open-access publication.
In the Panji Prabandha project, he has been associated with digital imaging, editorial organization, source preservation, and the wider effort to make Mithila’s genealogical and historical records accessible to readers, researchers, Panjikars, family historians, and the Maithili public.
