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#1. In Himachal Pradesh, the naming ceremony of a newborn is traditionally called
#2. The custom of walking around the fire seven times during marriage is known as
#3. In many tribal areas of Himachal Pradesh, a traditional child marriage system was known as
#4. The Chamba region follows which unique kinship practice?
#5. The Kinnaur district is known for its historical practice of
#6. In the Spiti valley, the birth of a child is celebrated with
#7. The term for marriage by elopement in Himachal folk society is
#8. In Kullu, a unique form of marriage by negotiation is known as
#9. In Himachali societies, the bride price system was more common in
#10. A customary widow remarriage is referred to as
#11. The consanguineal kin in Himachal traditional society are
#12. In Lahaul-Spiti, the birth of a male child traditionally led to
#13. The eldest male in the family traditionally held authority in Himachal households, indicating a
#14. The practice of levirate (widow marrying husband’s brother) was known as
#15. In Himachal, descent is typically traced through
#16. The first food ceremony (solid food introduction) of an infant in Himachali custom is
#17. In many parts of Himachal, cross-cousin marriages (between children of brother and sister) are
#18. In tribal regions, group marriage systems were practiced primarily for
#19. The ritual bath after childbirth, marking purification, is known as
#20. In Himachali marriage rituals, the symbol of marriage for the bride is typically
