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Chai, Class Of Jugglers
Chai is a class of jugglers, thimble-riggers and adventurers.

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 Chai is a class of jugglers, thimble-riggers and adventurers. People belonging to Chai class attend fairs and other festivals like men of the same profession in England. Chai people are notorious for all kinds of artifices for making money. Chai are very numerous in Oudh and the districts to the east.

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(Last Updated on : 16/09/2009)

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