Tripuri Culture - Rules

Rules

The rules followed by the Tripuris are:

  1. Lineage
  2. Property ownership
  3. Right to property in early era
  4. Right to property in the present day
  5. Marriage system as a whole
  6. Traditional dress
  7. Prohibition in pregnancy
  8. Birth rituals
  9. Abul suhmani
  10. Death rituals
  11. Purification bath

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