Karens, the Red, of Burma,
292;
their recall of the soul,
43;
their customs at funerals,
51
Kings, supernatural powers attributed to,
1;
beaten before their coronation,
18;
forbidden to see their mothers,
86;
portraits of, not stamped on coins,
98 sq.;
guarded against the magic of strangers,
114 sq.;
forbidden to use foreign goods,
115;
not to be seen eating and drinking,
117 sqq.;
concealed by curtains,
120 sq.;
forbidden to leave their palaces,
122 sqq.;
punished or put to death,
124;
not to be touched,
132,
225 sq.;
their hair unshorn,
258 sq.;
foods tabooed to,
291 sq.;
names of, tabooed,
374 sqq.;
taboos observed by, identical with those observed by commoners,
419 sq.
Knots, prohibition to wear,
13;
thought to prevent the consummation of marriage,
299 sqq.;
thought to cause sickness, disease, and all kinds of misfortune,
301 sqq.;
used to cure disease,
303 sqq.;
used to win a lover or capture a runaway slave,
305 sq.;
used as protective amulets,
306 sqq.;
used as charms by hunters and travellers,
306;
as a charm to protect corn from devils,
308 sq.;
employed by searchers for eagle-wood and
lignum
aloes,
404;
employed by searchers for camphor,
405 sqq.;
employed by reapers at harvest,
410 sq.,
411 sq.;
employed by sailors at sea,
413 sqq.