Decoding the Panji of Mithila — Volumes I–VI

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Volume I — 20 chapters

  1. Chapter 1: Genome Mapping of Mithila: The Pañjī System — Genealogical Theories Study (Volume I) PDF pp. 8-26
  2. Chapter 2: Mithila's Pañjī-Prabandha: Genealogical Theories Study (Volume II) PDF pp. 26-47
  3. Chapter 3: The Panji Prabandh of Mithila: Genomic Mapping, Theoretical Frameworks, and Socio-Historical Trajectories PDF pp. 47-62
  4. Chapter 4: Analytico-Genetic Report on the Mithila Panji Prabandh: Socio-Historical Evolution, Taxonomic Structure, and Matrimonial Algorithms PDF pp. 63-76
  5. Chapter 5: The Socio-Genetic Architecture of Mithila: An Exhaustive Anthropological and Historical Analysis PDF pp. 76-95
  6. Chapter 6: The Mithila Panji Prabandha: An Anthropological, Legal, and Socio-Historical Analysis PDF pp. 95-107
  7. Chapter 7: Panji Prabandh: A Comprehensive Briefing and Study Guide to Maithil Genealogical Mapping PDF pp. 107-110
  8. Chapter 8: Special Studies: Q&A; Women in the Pañjī; Dooshan Pañjī and the Political Economy of Status PDF pp. 144-199
  9. Chapter 9: Prācīn Pañjī, Khaṇḍa 1: Villages, Families, Lineages, and Gotras (Pages 1–65) PDF pp. 200-217
  10. Chapter 10: Prācīn Pañjī, Khaṇḍa 1 Continued (Pages 66–347): Villages, Lineages, and Marriage Colophons PDF pp. 217-236
  11. Chapter 11: Prācīn Pañjī, Khaṇḍa 2 (Pages 348–690): Royal Records, Scholarly Titles, and Modernity PDF pp. 236-253
  12. Chapter 12: Mithila's Living Genome: Pañjī Prabandha Volume I — Section 2 (Uṭīp Sub-Commentary) PDF pp. 253-272
  13. Chapter 13: Genome Mapping Volume I: Analytical Report on Mithilak Pañjee Prabandha PDF pp. 272-293
  14. Chapter 14: Pampilā Pañjī, Khaṇḍa 3 — Nāgarāma: Comprehensive Analytical Report (Volume I) PDF pp. 293-313
  15. Chapter 15: Pampilā-Varga Pañjikā, Khaṇḍa 3 (Nagramī): Entries 226–358 (Volume I) PDF pp. 313-333
  16. Chapter 16: Pañjī Prabandha, Khaṇḍa 3 (Nagramā): Blocks 359–466 (Volume I) PDF pp. 333-350
  17. Chapter 17: Panji Prabandha of Mithila: Genealogical Mapping (450 AD – 2009 AD), Comprehensive Research Report PDF pp. 351-366
  18. Chapter 18: The Dooshan Pañjī of Mithila: A Comprehensive Scholarly Report PDF pp. 367-388
  19. Chapter 19: Dūṣaṇa Pañjī — The Black Book: A Complete Study from Genealogical Theories PDF pp. 388-404
  20. Chapter 20: Dooshan Panji: An Interdisciplinary Research Report through Anthropological, Sociological, and Genealogical Lenses PDF pp. 404-420

Volume II — 38 chapters

  1. Chapter 1: The Panji as Memory, Record, and Social Map PDF pp. 5-17
  2. Chapter 2: What “Prachin Panji” Contains PDF pp. 17-30
  3. Chapter 3: Why the Panji Is Difficult to Read PDF pp. 30-42
  4. Chapter 4: The Basic Unit of a Panji Entry PDF pp. 42-55
  5. Chapter 5: Key Relationship Words PDF pp. 55-70
  6. Chapter 6: Village Formulae and Settlement Markers PDF pp. 70-82
  7. Chapter 7: Reading “सन्तति” and “अपत्य” PDF pp. 82-92
  8. Chapter 8: Reading “सँ” in the Panji PDF pp. 92-103
  9. Chapter 9: Reading Numbers in Parentheses PDF pp. 103-116
  10. Chapter 10: Abbreviations and Titles PDF pp. 116-128
  11. Chapter 11: The Paternal Line PDF pp. 128-140
  12. Chapter 12: The Maternal Line: मातृक चक्र PDF pp. 140-151
  13. Chapter 13: Marriage Records PDF pp. 151-163
  14. Chapter 14: Daughter’s-Son and Affinal Links PDF pp. 163-173
  15. Chapter 15: Multiple Marriages and Secondary Links PDF pp. 173-184
  16. Chapter 16: The Village Universe of Prachin Panji PDF pp. 185-196
  17. Chapter 17: Village Clusters and Migration PDF pp. 196-206
  18. Chapter 18: डीह, वासी, मूलग्राम, and Local Identity PDF pp. 206-216
  19. Chapter 19: Scholars, Poets, Priests, and Specialists PDF pp. 216-226
  20. Chapter 20: Panji as Literary History PDF pp. 226-237
  21. Chapter 21: Panji as Social Structure PDF pp. 237-247
  22. Chapter 22: Panji and Time PDF pp. 247-258
  23. Chapter 23: How to Decode One Entry: A Demonstration PDF pp. 258-270
  24. Chapter 24: How to Decode a Village Cluster PDF pp. 270-281
  25. Chapter 25: How to Decode a मातृक चक्र PDF pp. 281-292
  26. Chapter 26: How to Decode a Marriage Entry PDF pp. 292-303
  27. Chapter 27: How to Decode a Long Dense Passage PDF pp. 303-315
  28. Chapter 28: Creating a Panji Family Tree PDF pp. 315-325
  29. Chapter 29: Creating a Village Index PDF pp. 325-336
  30. Chapter 30: Creating a Person Index PDF pp. 336-349
  31. Chapter 31: Creating a Term Glossary PDF pp. 349-362
  32. Chapter 32: Errors, Variants, and Editorial Discipline PDF pp. 362-373
  33. Chapter 33: Volume II and the Khand 1 Index Protocol PDF pp. 476-478
  34. Chapter 34: Khand 1 Master Structure and Chapter Link Map PDF pp. 478-479
  35. Chapter 35: गोत्र, मूल, मूलग्राम: Index-Wise Decoding PDF pp. 479-481
  36. Chapter 36: लौकित, चौगोला, श्रेणी, and पत्रांक Records PDF pp. 481-489
  37. Chapter 37: विद्वान, गुरु-शिष्य, गोत्र-प्रवर, and बीजी पुरुष Records A. Abbreviation block from the Khand 1 index  सँ - मूलक परिचायक PDF pp. 489-495
  38. Chapter 38: Khand 1 Gramaarambh Coverage Checklist PDF pp. 495-522

Volume III — 32 chapters

  1. Chapter 1: The Panji as Memory, Map, and Social Record PDF pp. 8-18
  2. Chapter 2: What Is Uptip? PDF pp. 18-27
  3. Chapter 3: How to Read a Panji Entry PDF pp. 27-35
  4. Chapter 4: Symbols, Abbreviations, and Formulae PDF pp. 35-45
  5. Chapter 5: The Time Frame: 450 A.D. to 2009 A.D. PDF pp. 45-57
  6. Chapter 6: Villages as Genealogical Anchors PDF pp. 57-66
  7. Chapter 7: Migration and Marriage Routes PDF pp. 66-82
  8. Chapter 8: Titles, Scholarship, and Status Index Link Box PDF pp. 82-94
  9. Chapter 9: Entries 1-14 - The Sarisab-Pahitola-Ujan-Durgaganj Opening Cluster Index Link Box Index cluster: सरिसब / खांगुड़ / सकु री / पाहीटोल / उजान, with later movement toward PDF pp. 94-112
  10. Chapter 10: Entries 15-24 - Badhiyam, Parvapalli, Rupouli, and Related Branches Index Link Box Index cluster: वढ़ियाम / पर्वपल्ली / रूपौली, with transitional support from जोंकी-सरिसब and PDF pp. 112-128
  11. Chapter 11: Entries 25-40 - Sarisab, Bhaduar, Chapahi, Soderpur, Lalganj, and Ramnagar Index Link Box Index cluster: सरिसब / भदुआर / चपाही / सोदरपुर / बेहट / लालगंज / तारनगर / रामनगर PDF pp. 128-146
  12. Chapter 12: Entries 41-51 - Digaunth, Gangoli, Navtol, Batouri, Bairi, Bhattpura, and Kachhua Index Link Box PDF pp. 146-159
  13. Chapter 13: Entries 52-58 - Kanhauli, Ujan, Mangrauni, Mani, Sarisab, and Bhattpura Index Link Box PDF pp. 159-173
  14. Chapter 14: Entries 59-61 - Hati, Teterihar, Soderpur, Sarisab, and Mahiya Index Link Box PDF pp. 173-184
  15. Chapter 15: Entries 62-78 - Mahishi, Pali, Ishahpur, Gangoli, Hatadh, Lohna, Pahitola, and Mangrauni Index Link Box Index cluster: महिषी / पाली / इशहपुर / गंगोली / हटाढ़ / लोहना / पाहीटोल / मंगरौनी / PDF pp. 184-198
  16. Chapter 16: Entries 79-99 - Balirajpur, Pahitola, Haripur, Bhattpura, Behat, Nagwar, Ghosaut, and Dharampur Index Link Box Index cluster: बलिराजपुर / पाहीटोल / हरिअम्ब / हरिपुर / भट्टपुरा / बेहट / नगवाड़ / घोसौत / PDF pp. 198-209
  17. Chapter 17: Entries 100-119 - Ruchouli and the Puwaripar/Fawaripar Expansion Index Link Box Index cluster: रूचौली / पुवारिपार / फवारिपार / उजान / करमहा / नरूआड़-नडुआर / दुर्गागंज / PDF pp. 209-216
  18. Chapter 18: Entries 120-146 - Behat, Tarauni, Anilpur, Gangora, Dumra, Simarwad, Parhat, Ujan, Sharadapur, and Ishahpur Index Link Box PDF pp. 216-225
  19. Chapter 19: Entries 147-158 - Ratauli, Lohna, Shuklarahi, Gangoli, Najira, Betia, and Ujan Index Link Box Index cluster: रतौली / दरिहरा / लोहना / शुक्लाराही / गंगोली / नजीरा / रानीफर / बेतिया / PDF pp. 225-232
  20. Chapter 20: Entries 159-178 - Rajoura, Rampur, Lohna, Sihauli, Ishahpur, Raima, Gerki, Chanaur, and Lalganj Index Link Box Index cluster: रजौरा / रामपुर / लोहना / सिहौली / इशहपुर / रै मा / गेरकी / चणौर / पतनुका / PDF pp. 232-240
  21. Chapter 21: Entries 179-195 - Madari, Sharadapur, Sulhani, Manglabani, Raima, Naduar, Naruar, Behat, and Navtol Index Link Box PDF pp. 240-248
  22. Chapter 22: Entries 196-207 - Tripurauli, Pude-Naruan, Mahrail, Koilkhaha, Dharampur, Phulgama, Gangoli, Khokha, Purnia, and Sotipura Index Link Box PDF pp. 248-255
  23. Chapter 23: Entries 208-214 - Loam, Sauria, Durgaganj, Bhakharouli, Kanhauli, Ruchouli, and Katihar Index Link Box Index cluster लोआम / सुरगन / सौरिया / दुर्गागंज / PDF pp. 255-262
  24. Chapter 24: Entries 215-224 - Khandbala, Bhaur, Rajgram, Hemnagar, Deodhi, Shubhankarpur, Uchouri, Garhbaneli, and Dhanoulia Index Link Box PDF pp. 262-269
  25. Chapter 25: Full Glossary of Panji Terms Index Link Box Part Part IV - Tools for the Reader PDF pp. 269-280
  26. Chapter 26: Abbreviation and Number-Key Index Link Box Part Part IV - Tools for the Reader PDF pp. 280-288
  27. Chapter 27: Place Index Index Link Box Part Part IV - Tools for the Reader PDF pp. 288-303
  28. Chapter 28: Personal Name Index Index Link Box Part Part IV - Tools for the Reader PDF pp. 303-315
  29. Chapter 29: 6 Do not merge on name Identical names must alone. remain separate until relation PDF pp. 315-326
  30. Chapter 30: How to Reconstruct a Family Line from the Uptip Part Part IV - Tools for the Reader PDF pp. 326-333
  31. Chapter 31: Limits, Gaps, and Editorial Principles Part Part IV - Tools for the Reader PDF pp. 333-339
  32. Chapter 32: Conclusion: The Panji as a Civilization Archive Part Part IV - Tools for the Reader PDF pp. 339-343

Volume IV — 87 chapters

  1. Chapter 1: Entering the Nagram Panji: What This Volume Decodes PDF pp. 11-22
  2. Chapter 2: The Language of the Panji: Terms, Abbreviations, and Formulae The Nagram Panji cannot be understood merely by PDF pp. 23-35
  3. Chapter 3: The Logic of “From Village to Village” PDF pp. 36-47
  4. Chapter 4: Persons, Titles, and Social Roles in the Nagram Panji PDF pp. 48-61
  5. Chapter 5: Reading Gaps, Blanks, and “Rikta” PDF pp. 62-74
  6. Chapter 6: Sandahpur to Singhwar: The Opening Genealogical Frame PDF pp. 75-91
  7. Chapter 7: The Aankhi-Lal-Gunakar-Udan-Gangesh Lineage PDF pp. 92-106
  8. Chapter 8: Girdhari, Abadh Bihari, Gopal, Teknarayan, and the Expansion of the Singhwar Branch PDF pp. 107-122
  9. Chapter 9: Shashipur as a Secondary Centre PDF pp. 123-136
  10. Chapter 10: The Shashipur-Pindaruch and Shashipur-Survana Branches PDF pp. 137-150
  11. Chapter 11: Shashipur Later Branches and Modernizing Names PDF pp. 150-162
  12. Chapter 12: Sandahpur to Katka: The First Post- Shashipur Expansion PDF pp. 163-175
  13. Chapter 13: Banailli, Purnea, Badhwas-Sarisab, Rahua, and the Empty Boundary: Entries (15)-(19) PDF pp. 176-187
  14. Chapter 14: Khangur to Nahar, Danga, Pilkhwar, and the First Khangur Expansion: Entries (20)-(24) PDF pp. 188-199
  15. Chapter 15: Pilkhwar, Bhatsimri, Ranitole and the Later Khangur Expansion PDF pp. 200-206
  16. Chapter 16: Khangur to Pilkhwar, Yamsam and Dihiya: The Transition from Branch Genealogy to Modern Memory PDF pp. 207-213
  17. Chapter 17: Khangur-Dihiya Continuations and the Kailakh-Kakraud Turn: Entries (35)-(40) PDF pp. 213-220
  18. Chapter 18: Khangur to Yamsam, Kakraud, Saurath, and the Noane-Gopinath Continuation This chapter continues the Khangur sequence from entry PDF pp. 221-229
  19. Chapter 19: Khangur, Khojpur, Pilkhwar, Kailakh, and the Transition to Sakuri This chapter continues the exclusive coverage of the Khangur section after the Saurath and suspended Khangur PDF pp. 229-236
  20. Chapter 20: Sakuri, Sarisab-Sakuri, and the Badhiyam- Parvapalli Branches This chapter continues from the Khangur-Khojpur and PDF pp. 237-245
  21. Chapter 21: Badhiyam after Saurath: Navani, Chanpura, Shashipur, Tedhra, Jagati, Rajey, and Sakuri-Gangoli Chapter 20 ended with the Badhiyam-Parvapalli line PDF pp. 246-253
  22. Chapter 22: Sakuri-Gangoli, Bhadgam, Damodarpur, Ramnagar-Khajuri, and Jamuni-Ehu Chapter 21 brought the Badhiyam-Parvapalli material PDF pp. 254-263
  23. Chapter 23: Jamuni, Pachahi, Kanhauli, and Mahiya: From the Jajival Register to the Soderpur-Kanhauli and Mahiya Lines PDF pp. 264-274
  24. Chapter 24: Hasauli, Hati, Digaun, Raiyam, and the Return to Sarisab: Soderpur Registers after Mahiya This chapter continues the Nagram decoding after the PDF pp. 275-286
  25. Chapter 25: Sarisab, Gaur, Bali, Jagaur, and Khori: Soderpur Registers before Sukhet PDF pp. 287-295
  26. Chapter 26: Sukhet, Katka, and Rohar: Soderpur Registers from Lagama to Kachhuwa PDF pp. 296-305
  27. Chapter 27: Pachadhi, Kodariya, Sakuri, Phuldaha, Parhi, Haripur, Samaya, and Jamdauli PDF pp. 306-316
  28. Chapter 28: Jamdauli to Dath and the Mahishi-Pali Register: Entries (207)- (220) PDF pp. 317-322
  29. Chapter 29: Mahishi to Dath and the Mangrauni-Madari Continuation: Entries (221)-(229) PDF pp. 323-328
  30. Chapter 30: Hati-Pali and Samauli-Pali: From Satlakha and Pilkhwar to Sanha, Jhanjharpur and Bagahi PDF pp. 329-334
  31. Chapter 31: Balirajpur-Hariamb and Siva-Hariamb: Settlements, Scholarly Lines and Marriage Networks, Entries (248)- (265) PDF pp. 335-345
  32. Chapter 32: Mangrauna, Ahil, and Rakhwari under the Hariamb Line: Descent, Titles, and Marriage Circuits This chapter continues the cumulative decoding from the PDF pp. 346-355
  33. Chapter 33: Akusi-Tankwal, Gandauli-Jalay, and the Opening Nagwad-Ghusaut Register PDF pp. 356-364
  34. Chapter 34: Nagwad-Ghusaut after Akaur: Bhachhi, Ranipur, Samaul, Masuriya, and Kakraud This chapter continues from the point reserved after PDF pp. 365-371
  35. Chapter 35: Nagwad-Ghusaut Continued: Bhatsimari, Chapahi, Kaivalakh, Satlakha, and the Turn to Ananlpur-Karmaha PDF pp. 371-379
  36. Chapter 36: Nagwad to Pilkhwar and Rashadh, then Analpur-Karmaha before Tarouni PDF pp. 380-388
  37. Chapter 37: Tarouni-Karmaha: Ramnagar, Kaivalakh, Pindaruch, Virsayar, Nanour, and the Aama-Bounsi Extension PDF pp. 389-394
  38. Chapter 38: Naduar-Karmaha: Tharhi, Bharam, Kachhuwa, and the Scholarly Naduar Branches PDF pp. 395-403
  39. Chapter 39: Behat-Karmaha, Majhaura- Karmaha, and Majhiyam-Karmaha: Entries (336)-(343) PDF pp. 404-412
  40. Chapter 40: Mahishi-Budhwal: Kailakh, Kachhuwa, Pokhrauni, Bhainsdiyar, and Parihari: Entries (344)-(351) Coverage. This chapter begins exactly where Chapter 39 PDF pp. 413-421
  41. Chapter 41: Pariyam, Gangaura, and Dumra: Budhwal Continuities, Entries (352)- (358) PDF pp. 422-430
  42. Chapter 42: Vichadhi, Kua-Tisaut, Parhat-Baheradhi, Chanpura-Parihari, Malichham-Bhachhi, and Mangrauni-Khanam-Phandah, Entries (359)- (370) PDF pp. 431-441
  43. Chapter 43: Khojpur, Mangrauni, Pilkhwar and the Khanam- Phandah Learned Branch: Entries (371)-(382) This chapter resumes exactly where the previous chapter stopped. Entry (370) had opened the Khanam-Phandah PDF pp. 442-450
  44. Chapter 44: Rajgram-Alay, Rashadh, Pilkhwar-Baligarh and Lagma: Entries (383)-(387) PDF pp. 451-457
  45. Chapter 45: Baigani-Alay and the Baneli- Ramgarh Royal Cluster PDF pp. 458-465
  46. Chapter 46: Paramgarh-Alay and Pindaruch: The Shyamlal, Akshaylal, Harikant, and Bechanlal Lines This chapter begins with entry (392), exactly where the PDF pp. 466-474
  47. Chapter 47: Paramgarh, Babhaniam, Satlakha, Oini, Simraungarh, and Mahua-Khaual PDF pp. 475-481
  48. Chapter 48: Cutka-Soderpur, Tarouni, and Ranti-Pilerwad: Jatadhar Jha, Khadik-Khaual, and the Pilerwad Continuations PDF pp. 482-488
  49. Chapter 49: Simarwad-Khaual, Ahil-Gotham, Mahnaura-Bindhi, and Damodarpur-Kakraud PDF pp. 489-497
  50. Chapter 50: Kaivalakh-Nahas-Khaual and the Bharam Continuation: Entries (420)- (422) PDF pp. 498-503
  51. Chapter 51: Manikouli, Nahas-Kaivalakh, and Nahas-Dhamdaha: Entries (423)- (428) PDF pp. 504-510
  52. Chapter 52: Chanpura and Basaith: Nahas- Khaual Continuities, Entries (429)- (432) This chapter takes up the next compact unit after the PDF pp. 511-517
  53. Chapter 53: Basaith, Baghdas-Chanpura, Nahas-Chanpura, Khojpur, and Mahinathpur PDF pp. 518-526
  54. Chapter 54: Sukhait-Pilkhwar and the Learned Khaual Line: Entries (447)-(450) This chapter takes up the sequence after the suspended PDF pp. 527-532
  55. Chapter 55: Nahar and Parhat-Sakararhi: From Tharhi-Satlakha to Teldihā-Munger, Entries (451)-(460) This chapter continues immediately after the suspended PDF pp. 533-542
  56. Chapter 56: Hadari-Sakararhi, Batsar-Munger, Lohna-Sakararhi and Rohar-Haripur: Entries (461)-(466) This chapter continues from the suspended Parhar marker PDF pp. 543-551
  57. Chapter 57: Rohar-Jhanjharpur, Tatail- Sakararhi and Chhamu-Sakararhi: Entries (467)-(474) This chapter begins a new source file after the Rohar- PDF pp. 552-558
  58. Chapter 58: Bhakhrauli-Ramnagar and the Rajanpura Cluster: Entries (475)-(485) This chapter continues immediately after the Chhamu- PDF pp. 559-571
  59. Chapter 59: Rajanpura-Kaivalakh, Shivipatti, Kanhouli, Navani, Ratauli, and Bhatsimari- Tharhi: Entries (486)-(497) This chapter continues the Rajanpura register from the PDF pp. 572-579
  60. Chapter 60: Ratauli-Dhadhi, Dih-Darihara, Bargam-Pilkhwar, and Sihouli: Entries (498)- (508) Opening note PDF pp. 580-591
  61. Chapter 61: Rajoura-Sahpur and Rajoura- Tharhi: The Mandar Gramarambh Opening note This chapter begins where the preceding Sihouli-Mandar PDF pp. 592-595
  62. Chapter 62: Rajoura-Pindaruch, Bihnagar-Kakraud, Bagahi- Kakraud, and Pindaschh: Entries (511)-(516) PDF pp. 596-602
  63. Chapter 63: Barauni, Bhadual, Belaunja, Katouna, and Satauli: Entries (517)- (528) This chapter resumes after the Kakraud-Pindaschh close PDF pp. 603-613
  64. Chapter 64: Satauli Continuations, Purnia, Jayanand, Virsayar, and Parihari: Entries (529)-(534) This chapter continues the Satauli-Satlakha block which PDF pp. 614-621
  65. Chapter 65: Mahindrapur-Pandua and its Kakarod, Dhagjari, Rashady, Singhwar, Lagama, and Kailakh Branches: Entries (535)-(547) This chapter begins a new major unit under the PDF pp. 622-635
  66. Chapter 66: Mahindrapur-Shivnagar, Bisfi- Saurath, Kabai, Vatswal, Shaktiraypur and Sagarapur: Entries (548)-(562) Opening note PDF pp. 636-651
  67. Chapter 67: Ojholi-Sagarapur-Pandoli and the Kapileshwar Pause: Entries (563)-(564) PDF pp. 652-654
  68. Chapter 68: Bhakhrauli-Kujouli: Chikni- Purnia, Porbarauni and Haripur, Entries (565)-(572) This chapter opens the Bhakhrauli-Kujouli gramarambh PDF pp. 655-662
  69. Chapter 69: Malangiya-Kujouli: Tharhi, Kakraud, Mahishi, Lagma and Sanha, Entries (573)-(580) This chapter begins the Malangiya-Kujouli gramarambh PDF pp. 663-669
  70. Chapter 70: Dadri-Panichobh, Nanour- Parasarma, Brahmoli and the Birpur- Panichobh Notice: Entries (581)-(588) PDF pp. 670-677
  71. Chapter 71: Ruchauli-Ekhara, Oda-Ekhara and Khadka-Ekhara: Entries (589)-(597) This chapter begins after the Dadri-Panichobh and PDF pp. 678-687
  72. Chapter 72: Kasarauh-Ekhara, Sangram, Nahar-Shahpur and Ratipar-Mahesh: Entries (598)-(600) PDF pp. 688-690
  73. Chapter 73: Sudsuya-Belaunch: Banu Chhapra, Badhudhpara, Samauli and Tharhi-Sagarpur: Entries (601)-(606) PDF pp. 691-695
  74. Chapter 74: Kako-Belaunch, Kako-Kailakh, Shivnagar-Banpura, Chanpura-Haripur-Vira- Ekma, Barha Nagram and Satlakha-Visauni- Jhauwa: Entries (607)-(614) PDF pp. 696-703
  75. Chapter 75: Kako-Babu Chhapra-Dath, Dath- Ekma, Pokhrauni-Tarauni-Pindaruch, Kako- Kailakh-Pindaruch, and Satlakha-Belaunch- Halo: Entries (615)-(620) PDF pp. 704-710
  76. Chapter 76: Mardari-Baliyas and Sakuri- Baliyas: Entries (621)-(624) PDF pp. 711-716
  77. Chapter 77: Narsam-Baliyas Opening: Entries (625)-(629) PDF pp. 717-722
  78. Chapter 78: Narsam-Padna-Harinagar, Lalbag and Pindaruch: Entries (630)-(638) PDF pp. 723-728
  79. Chapter 79: Narsam: Dharmanath, Gunakar, Shalampur, Tabhka and Nagaram-Nahar: Entries (639)-(649) PDF pp. 729-734
  80. Chapter 80: Narsam: Kaivlarav, Kakraud, Ranitol, Saurath and Sukhsena: Entries (650)- (664) PDF pp. 735-740
  81. Chapter 81: Baruwari-Baliyas: Nandishwar Invocation and Empty Closing Entries: Entries (665)-(668) PDF pp. 741-743
  82. Chapter 82: Major Lineage Nodes of the Nagram Panji Analytical Summary after the Source-Entry Decoding PDF pp. 744-750
  83. Chapter 83: Major Village Nodes and Route Networks PDF pp. 751-752
  84. Chapter 84: Marriage Networks and Inter- Village Affiliation PDF pp. 753-754
  85. Chapter 85: Scholars, Priests, Officials, Lawyers, Engineers, Doctors, and Modern Professions PDF pp. 755-756
  86. Chapter 86: Migration, Memory, and Mithila Beyond Mithila PDF pp. 757-758
  87. Chapter 87: Problems of Reading: Scribal Variants, OCR-Like Distortions, and Editorial Decisions PDF pp. 759-760

Volume V — 40 chapters

  1. Chapter 1: How to Read Volume II Panji: Script, Abbreviations, Lineage Logic, and Marriage Authority PDF pp. 9-29
  2. Chapter 2: The Opening Line: Vallal Sen, Mahamahopadhyay Halayudh, and the First Genealogical Frame PDF pp. 30-42
  3. Chapter 3: Phoolsara, Haraut, Pothia Sultanpur, Varadaha, and Majlishpur: Early Branch Expansion After the Halayudh Frame PDF pp. 43-55
  4. Chapter 4: Shiva Hariam, Sandahpur Didhoy, and Danti-Chopra PDF pp. 56-66
  5. Chapter 5: Mahadev Digdhi, Behat Khandwala-Parbaha, Padmapur, and Pada: Scholarly Branches, Modern Titles, and Expanding Marriage Fields PDF pp. 67-75
  6. Chapter 6: Dom Tekari Gram: Jayaditya, Pashupati, Vasudev, Dhirakant, Anantalal, Ram Sundar, and the Learned- Modern Continuation PDF pp. 76-85
  7. Chapter 7: Ghoda Ghat Ratipad Belauch: Vasudev, Durgadatt, Bhim, Manohar, Harishwar, Mohanlal, Chaturanan, and the Belauch Marriage Field Source span decoded in this chapter PDF pp. 86-93
  8. Chapter 8: Tilay Ratanpur-Rabhida-Banaili, Parwaha Asura Sakma: Agaru, Harikar, Banaili Dyodhi, Rai Jahad Singh, Rai Brajraj Singh, Rai Pachkaudi, and the Raj-Branch Marriage Network PDF pp. 94-102
  9. Chapter 9: Badgam Darhiara Asura: Ravikar, Bhakta Kavi Dhanapati, Govardhan, Shulpani, Kalidatt, Durgadatt, Manna Lal, Pranmohan, and the Chopra Bakhari-Tetrihar Sodarpur Continuation PDF pp. 103-112
  10. Chapter 10: Baliyas Ogahi-Dwashay, Banaili, Kobara (Kohbara): Dharanidhar, Padmanabh, Pathak Mohan, Harinath, Baliyas Ekma Barahkona, and the Pakhaliya Threshold Source span decoded in this chapter PDF pp. 113-113
  11. Chapter 11: Editorial principle PDF pp. 113-121
  12. Chapter 12: Editorial principle PDF pp. 121-139
  13. Chapter 13: Katayi-Anhara Belepothia, Hemnagar: Hingu-Kamal, Matinath, Hira, Chiranjeev, Ugramani, Sundarmani, Devaraj Singh, and the Hemnagar-Khandwala Continuation PDF pp. 140-147
  14. Chapter 14: Asura-Suptani Gangoli and Singholi Mandar Danti: Brijmohan, Anand Mohan, Kamal Mohan, Babuji, Jagu, Gangadhar, Harijiv, and the Asura-Andhasur Continuation PDF pp. 148-154
  15. Chapter 15: Birwan Batheli: Mahamahopadhyay Batesh, Pashupati, Raghupati, PDF pp. 155-161
  16. Chapter 16: Badgam Darhiara-Dharmapur Desh Salampur-Salampur-Salempur and Badgam Shalampur: Abhiram, Jay Ram, Raghunath, Santosh, Chandīdatt, Pyarelal, Upendra, Narayandatt, and the Shalampur Register PDF pp. 162-171
  17. Chapter 17: Khaual Simbarwad Gramaramabh: Jahanpur, Jamua-Baradbata, Chikni, PDF pp. 172-180
  18. Chapter 18: Nasira Desho Dighdi: Bhulek, Keuntu, Bhavanand, Anand, Bhairav, Manmohan, Ramanikant, Pashupatinath, Dharmanand, and the Purnia Modern PDF pp. 181-186
  19. Chapter 19: Rajanpura Pu Darhiara Koilakh, Sarouni, and Dharmapur- Deshe Hemnagar: Kanhaiya, Dwarikanath, Lakshman, Prayagdatt, PDF pp. 187-195
  20. Chapter 20: Ratauli Darhiara, Jahanpur, Naili, Shrinagar, Ramai- Rahatmina-Bhadra: Kamalpani, Devdhar, Dharanidhar, the Poet-Line, PDF pp. 196-205
  21. Chapter 21: Rajora Mandar Nasira- Deshe Phulbadiya-Gondwara: Mahamahopadhyay Batesh, Pashupati, Raghupati, Ratipati, Yagyapati, Pothia PDF pp. 206-213
  22. Chapter 22: Satlakha-Satauli Gramaramabh: Chakrapani, Prithvidhar, Purushottam, Harikar, Shrikar, Ruchikar, Ratnakar, Maan, PDF pp. 214-219
  23. Chapter 23: Jagatpur Pu Mandar- Chuna-Chu Pur Pu Belbadi: Nardev, Arjun, Gopal, Harikar, Jagannath, Vishwambhar, Rajora-Mandar PDF pp. 220-225
  24. Chapter 24: Sodarpur Pu Mani Gramaramabh: Vishwanath, Gopinath, Batesh, Pashupati, Rameshwar, Ratnakar, Gondi, Krishn, Yagyapati, PDF pp. 226-230
  25. Chapter 25: Raiyam Ghoshiyam Gramaramabh: Manbodh, Mangani Ram, Tilaknath, Chandranath, Nasira- Haveli Pokharia, Harimohan, PDF pp. 231-235
  26. Chapter 26: Sakuri Belauch Gramaramabh: Shivdas, Tivyakara, Keuntu, Purai, Gunakar, Ramkrishna, Devanand, Ratnapati-Jhingur, Gauridatt, Buddhinath, Rajkumar, Vasukinath, PDF pp. 236-240
  27. Chapter 27: Bhanupunur Pu Panichobh Gramaramabh: Ramdev, Thitho, Jiveshwar, Bhanukar, Chandrakar, Jivdhar, Shrinath, Hingu, Durgadatt, Narayandatt, Gangadhar, Anantram, PDF pp. 241-245
  28. Chapter 28: Ruchouli Ekhara Gramaramabh: Jyotirvid Harishwar, Gunishwar, Hridayeshwar, Baburaiya, Vyakaran Ramchandra, Shrotriya Gangesh, Rajendra, Dharbharan, Vishwambhar, PDF pp. 246-250
  29. Chapter 29: Sulhani Naraun Gramaramabh: Mahidhar, Udayakar, Ratnakar, PDF pp. 251-253
  30. Chapter 30: Tripurau Pu Li Naraun Gramaramabh: Dakra-Dihiya, Vishweshwar, Gaurishwar, Mahamahopadhyay Harishwar, Saraswati Ram, PDF pp. 254-256
  31. Chapter 31: Nagwad Ghosot Gramaramabh: Vasudev, Divakar, Buddhikar, PDF pp. 257-259
  32. Chapter 32: Asi Ekhara Gramaramabh: Nasira-Deshe Pada, Vishwanath, Nandan, Bhanjan, Bhairam, Kanhuram, Shambhunath, Kuli, PDF pp. 260-261
  33. Chapter 33: Gangora Budhwal Gramaramabh: Gondwara-Phulbadiya, Haveli- Radheli, Lotan, Rudra, Rangai, Rameshwar, Shivdatt, Pitambar, Dharanath, Khushi, Domai, Bhola, Rajendra, and the Aamdanda Close PDF pp. 262-263
  34. Chapter 34: Badhiyam Pawauli Gramaramabh: Nasira-Haveli Sauria, Ravidatt, PDF pp. 264-265
  35. Chapter 35: Devhar Devhar Mul-Mu Gramaramabh: Jaykar, Sagar, Matikar, PDF pp. 266-267
  36. Chapter 36: Shandilya-Gotre Brahmpura Pu Sako(b)ra-Kobara, Masuria- Alay: Delhan, Kanh, Ram, Vishweshwar, Shrinath, Dharmnath, Vidyadhar, Yashodhar, Chintamani, Narhari, Dharmeshwar, Jaydev, Rupnarayan, Harikrishna, Krishnanand, Acharya PDF pp. 268-271
  37. Chapter 37: Kanhouli Parwaha: Ruchikar, Anandkar, Mitrakar, Jasai, Rajiv, PDF pp. 271-274
  38. Chapter 38: Ekhara Sangram Gramaramabh: Dom Tekari, Chaturvedadhyarya Kamdev, Yajnik Parashuram, Shridhar, PDF pp. 274-276
  39. Chapter 39: Ekhara Sangram Sirsia Gramaramabh: Bhorilal Jha, Choa Lal, PDF pp. 276-279
  40. Chapter 40: Cross-Analysis, Reference Apparatus, and Consolidated Reading Tables PDF pp. 280-306

Volume VI — 30 chapters

  1. Chapter 1: What Is Panji? The Archive of Mithila’s Social Memory Opening To decode Dushan Panji, one must first understand Panji PDF pp. 10-18
  2. Chapter 2: What Is Dushan Panji? The “Black Book” and the Meaning of Dushan Opening PDF pp. 18-27
  3. Chapter 3: The Ethics of Decoding: Record, Stigma, and Historical Justice Opening PDF pp. 27-37
  4. Chapter 4: The Panji System before Fragmentation Purpose of This Chapter PDF pp. 37-47
  5. Chapter 5: Harisinghdev, the Panjikars, and the Official Beginning of the System PDF pp. 47-58
  6. Chapter 6: Uthedh, Sapinda, Swajana, and the Logic of Marriage Eligibility Opening PDF pp. 58-67
  7. Chapter 7: Gotra, Pravara, Mool, Moolgram: The Grammar of Panji Entries Opening PDF pp. 67-77
  8. Chapter 8: The Twenty Gotras and the 167 Mools of Maithil Brahmins PDF pp. 77-87
  9. Chapter 9: Mool and Migration: How Villages Became Genealogical Memory Opening PDF pp. 87-97
  10. Chapter 10: Reading the Dushan Tables: Method for Entries 1–97 PDF pp. 97-106
  11. Chapter 11: Unknown Lineage and “Agyat”: The Social Meaning of the Unknown PDF pp. 106-115
  12. Chapter 12: Devadasi, Dasi, and Female-Line Memory PDF pp. 115-124
  13. Chapter 13: Dalit and Artisan Connections in Dushan Panji PDF pp. 124-132
  14. Chapter 14: Muslim and Yavani Connections PDF pp. 132-142
  15. Chapter 15: Widowhood, Remarriage, and the Hidden Social History of Women PDF pp. 142-152
  16. Chapter 16: Gangesha, Tattvachintamani, and the Dushan Record PDF pp. 152-161
  17. Chapter 17: Anandaa, Vallabha, Medha, Hira, Rahmu, Sohaago: Named Women and Hidden Mothers PDF pp. 161-172
  18. Chapter 18: Entry-by-Entry Decoding: Cases 1-25 Purpose of This Chapter PDF pp. 172-188
  19. Chapter 19: Entry-by-Entry Decoding: Cases 26-50 PDF pp. 188-201
  20. Chapter 20: Entry-by-Entry Decoding: Cases 51-75 PDF pp. 201-213
  21. Chapter 21: Entry-by-Entry Decoding: Cases 76–97 PDF pp. 213-218
  22. Chapter 22: The “Sixth Generation” PDF pp. 218-220
  23. Chapter 23: Panji Vocabulary: Offices, Titles, Scholars, and Social Rank PDF pp. 220-222
  24. Chapter 24: Biji Purush and the Vamshavali Logic The Panji system is built around memory anchors. Among PDF pp. 222-224
  25. Chapter 25: Up-Tip and Nagaram: Regional Branching and the Pachhwari Par System PDF pp. 224-225
  26. Chapter 26: Panji, Hierarchy, and Social Damage PDF pp. 225-227
  27. Chapter 27: Plagiarism, Ownership, and the Struggle over Panji Knowledge PDF pp. 227-228
  28. Chapter 28: Tirhuta, Devanagari, Scan Copies, and the Preservation Problem PDF pp. 228-229
  29. Chapter 29: How to Read Dushan Panji Today PDF pp. 229-231
  30. Chapter 30: Conclusion: Dushan Panji as Mithila’s Difficult Truth PDF pp. 231-233