: These taxes were levied specifically on artisans and craftsmen within the kingdom.
: Local lore suggests the market "saved girls from staying on cooking stones" (a local idiom for being stuck at home) by providing a day for the community to go out and socialize. 3. Linguistic and Philosophical Definitions
: In the Atharva-veda and Śatapatha-brāhmaṇa , it refers to the joint where the neck meets the backbone, or a vertebra. Karukara
: Located within the Mpungu Parish of Kanungu District, this village was notably included in the 2002 expansion of the boundaries for Bwindi Impenetrable National Park .
The name Karukara (or Calcara) also appears in modern arts and entertainment: MPUNGU book.pmd : These taxes were levied specifically on artisans
: The number 6 in certain ancient word-numeral systems. 4. Cultural and Media Representations
: Karukara is famous for its Tuesday market in Hamurwa Subcounty (along the Kabale-Kisoro road). Karukara
In Sanskrit and ancient Indian literature, the word has specific anatomical and philosophical meanings: