suttee การใช้

• There he bore witness to the practice of suttee, much to his distress.
• There were always voices raised against suttee.
• Two years later, Ash receives distressing news that the " suttee ".
• Near San Thome and other sites in India, he observed on the rites of suttee.
• Excerpt from " Suttee, " also included in " Birthday Letters ":
• He began working with a core group of Dallas-based studio musicians, including pianist Madge Suttee.
• Widows in some areas still immolate themselves upon their husbands'funeral pyres in the Hindu ritual of suttee.
• Dahir's wife Ladi committed " suttee " to escape from the hands of the Muslims.
• The banning of suttee was followed in the late 1800s by another British law removing the Hindu ban on remarriage.
• The practice of suttee was banned in 1829 . That led to enormous debates and petitions for and against it.
• Thailand reduced the lead in the 22nd minute when Suksomkit Suttee weaved his way into the box and netted the ball.
• Kudra reveals she, herself, recently escaped suttee and the two find a common bond in their defiance of death.
• Later, Miss Crane commits suicide by immolating herself in a burning shack, in the manner of a Hindu widow committing suttee.
• When the king died, she did her wifely duty and threw herself on his funeral pyre according to the Hindu tradition of suttee.
• One of Roy's goals was the banning of the custom of suttee, the immolation of widows on their husbands'funeral pyres.
• Until the rebellion, they had enthusiastically pushed through social reform, like the ban on " suttee " by Lord William Bentinck.
• Suttee _ the Hindu custom of cremating a deceased man together with his living widow _ was evil, no matter how many Hindus believed it honorable.
• The British Empire, particularly in India, ruled all sorts of different heathens and upheld their religious rights ( excepting thugee and suttee ) with equanimity.
• He was an 18th-century Bengali social reformer who spearheaded the movement to ban suttee, the Hindu practice of burning widows on the husband's funeral pyre.
• This has led some archaeologists to suspect a form of suttee, where the female was the spouse of the male, and was killed to accompany him upon death.