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Introduction. 2.

Prologue: agrarian structure in the latter half of the nineteenth century. 3.

Background to the change. 4.

Two paths to the tenancy system. 5.

Mixed trends in landholding. 6.

Government policy towards agricultural labourers and tenants. 7.

Rural change after independence: a case study of a village in Tiruchirapalli district. 8.

Conclusion. Appendices: 1.

The proportion of agricultural labourers in fifty villages surveyed by Barnard. 2.

Change in paddy yield per acre in Tamilnadu: a consideration of statistics. Glossary.

Bibliography. Index.

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Chinese translations of the STTS. 2.

Quaternary structure of the STTS. 3.

The samaya system. 4.

Six mandalas of each samaya. 5.

Six mandalas represent two kramas. 6.

Vajradhatu-mahamandala (I.1) is the prototype of other mandalas in the STTS.

7. The Gobu-shinkan : the earliest graphic representation of the STTs.

8. Gobu=Vajradhatu.

9. Commentary on the Gobu-shinkan.

10. Extant copies of the Gobu-shinkan.

11. Analysis of the Gobu-shinkan.

12. Interrelationship of the Gobu-shinkan and the Genzu.

13. Variations in STTs, Gobu-shinkan, Genzu and Tib.

version: number of mandalas. 14.

Number of mandalas in the Tibetan and Genzu versions. 15.

Nomenclature of mandalas. 16.

Nomenclature of the 37 deities. 17.

Nomenclature of the groupings of 37 deities. 18.

Twenty Devas. 19a.

Vajradhatu-mahamandala. b.

Guhya-dharani-mandala. c.

Suksma-mandala. d.

Karma-puja-mandala. e.

Naya-mandala. f.

Catur-mudra-mandala. g.

Ekamudra-mandala. 20.

Literature cited. Plates: 1.

Vajradhatu-mahamandala (37 deities). 2.

Guhya-dharani-mandala (34 deities). 3.

Suksma-mandala (32 deities). 4.

Karma-puja-mandala (32 (less)

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