Kulin

Nevada's Clark County has recorded a nearly 11% increase in indigent burials and cremations over the previous fiscal year, according to public information officer Dan Kulin.

Latest sign of hardship: Families unable to bury loved ones 2011

The Outback town of Kulin, Australia, welcomes many tourists for the annual Kulin Bush Races in October.

The Tin Horse Highway 2009

Nevada's Clark County has recorded a nearly 11% increase in indigent burials and cremations over the previous fiscal year, according to public information officer Dan Kulin.

Latest sign of hardship: Families unable to bury loved ones 2011

It seemed her people believed that sunset was the time of death because the Kulin rode the oblique rays of the setting sun into the heavens where the dead dwelt.

Black Blade Lustbader, Eric Van 1992

She told him that she was a Kulin, one of the most ancient of the Aboriginal tribes, had been born in the southeast among her people but had soon grown restless.

Black Blade Lustbader, Eric Van 1992

Kulin would produce his extract showing the date on which his marriage took place; and the owner of the house, who was often unfamiliar with the bridegroom's identity, would compare it with his own extract.

The Tribes and Castes of the Central Provinces of India Volume II R. V. Russell

The next station is Stoffelhohe, from which the railroad leads very near to the abyss on the way to Righi-Stoffel, and from this point it reaches its terminus (Righi-Kulin) in a few minutes.

Scientific American Supplement, No. 481, March 21, 1885 Various

Kulin brahmans (Kulin signifies a recognised aristocracy within a caste), 60.

New Ideas in India During the Nineteenth Century A Study of Social, Political, and Religious Developments John Morrison

Here the Brahmans were divided by a Hindu king, Ballal Sen, into two classes, the Kulin (of good family), who had observed the entire nine counsels of perfection; and the Srotriya, who, though regular students of the Vedas, had lost sanctity by intermarrying with families of inferior birth.

The Tribes and Castes of the Central Provinces of India Volume II R. V. Russell

Bosnia, beginning with Kulin at the close of the twelfth century, see in the Bogomile movement a national Church that would render their subjects more intractable to outside influences, to religious suggestions emanating from Rome, and to political ambitions that came from Hungary.

The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 1 Henry Baerlein 1917