ABSTRACT: Garhwal, a region of considerable significance nestled in the expansive Himalayan range, presents a history that is as fragmented as it is intriguing. The tribes inhabiting this land bear a past shrouded in vagueness, lacking comprehensive documentation. Despite this historical obscurity, their cultural fabric remains exceptionally rich, woven predominantly through oral traditions rather than written archives. The nuanced tapestry of their customs, beliefs, and societal structures has been meticulously preserved through generations, passed down in the form of legends, songs, and rituals......
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