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the ethnological notebooks of karl marx - Marxists Internet Archive

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7) Tiger. 8) Wind. 9) Toad.10) Mole 11) Fox 12) Raccooniß) Fish 14) Corn //) Potatoeif ) Hickory Nut. /7) Salt. 18) Wild Cat.19), 20) 21) 22) signification lost.2) Choktas. Bei ihnen each phratry named; 2) phratries mit je 4 gentes, wie beiIroquois.1st Phratry Divided People gentes: i 1) Reed. 2) Law Okla. f) Lulak.) 4) Linoklusha.Und “ Beloved People. j 1) Beloved people. 2) small people.f j) Large People. 4) Cray Fish.Gentes o f same phratry could not intermarry, but jede mit gentes d.o<strong>the</strong>r; zeigt, dass wie bei Iroquois, <strong>the</strong> Choktas commenced mit 2 gentes,jede146 davon nachher subdivided into 4. Descent in female line, Propertyand Sachemship hereditary in gens. 1869 - some 12,000, gives averageper gens = 1500. 1820 residirten sie noch in <strong>the</strong>ir ancient territory, east <strong>of</strong>Mississippi; immigrated dann in Indian territory. - Nach Chocta usages,property after <strong>the</strong> death <strong>of</strong> a man distributed unter his bro<strong>the</strong>rs and sistersand <strong>the</strong> children <strong>of</strong> his sisters, nicht under his children; could give his propertyto his children in his lifetime, <strong>the</strong>n <strong>the</strong>y could hold it against his gens.Viele Indian tribes haben je%t considerable property in domestic animals, houses u.lands, owned by individuals; unter ihnen common practice to give it to <strong>the</strong>irchildren during <strong>the</strong>ir life147 time. Im Mass wie property wuchs, dis (inheritance<strong>of</strong> children began to arouse opposition to gentile inheritance u. in some <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>tribes, u. a. bei den Choctas old usage abolished a few years since, right <strong>of</strong> inheritanceexclusively vested in <strong>the</strong> children <strong>of</strong> defunct owner. Dies came, however,dch substitution <strong>of</strong> a political system in <strong>the</strong> place <strong>of</strong> gentile system, and electivecouncil u. magistracy substituted to <strong>the</strong> oldgvt by chiefs. Under previous usageswife inherited nothing from her husband and vice versa, nor he from her;but <strong>the</strong> wife’s effects divided among her children u. in default <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>m hersisters.3) Chickasas. 2 phratries, Iste 4 gentes, lie 8.1st Pant(b)er Phratry. „ , 1) Wild Cat. 2) Bird, f) Fish. 4) Deer.Ilnd Spanish Phratry. en es' 1) Raccoon. 2) Spanish, j) Royal.4) Hush-ko-ni. j) Squirrel.6) Alligator. 7) Wolf.8) Blackbird.Descent in female line, intermarriage in gens prohibited, sachemshipund property hereditary in gens.1869 <strong>the</strong>y numbered jooo, average per gens about 400.4) Cherokees, ursprünglich 10 gentes, w ovon Acorn u. Bird now extinct.178

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