The Popular Religion and Folk-Lore of Northern India (Vol. 1&2). William Crooke

The Sâdhu.

       Miracle-working Tombs.

       The Satî.

       The Satî and the Pitri.

       Modern Saints.

       Deification in Modern Times.

       Shaikh Bûrhan.

       Salîm Chishti.

       Deification of Noted Persons.

       Harshu Pânrê.

       Ratan Pânrê.

       Mahenî.

       Nâhar Khân.

       Gangânâth and Bholanâth.

       Bhairwanand.

       Vyâsa.

       Vâlmîki.

       Various Saints.

       Deified Robbers.

       Râja Lâkhan.

       Râja Chandol.

       Belâ.

       Jokhaiya.

       Ramâsa Pîr.

       Râê Sinh.

       The Pîrs and Sayyids.

       The Panj Pîr.

       Caste Saints.

       Domestic Worship of the Pîr.

       The Pachpiriyas.

       The Pânch Pîr and the Pândavas.

       Ghâzi Miyân.

       Sakhi Sarwar.

       Gûga Pîr.

       Gûga and Snake-worship.

       Worship of Tejajî.

       Worship of Bâba Farîd Shakkarganj.

       Minor Saints.

       Villages Overturned.

       Malâmat Shâh.

       Miyân Ahmad.

       Shaikh Saddû.

       Shrines Which Cure Disease.

       Sayyid Yûsuf.

       Wonder-working Tombs.

       The Nine-yard Tombs.

       Shrines with Images or Relics.

       The Curing of Barrenness.

       Harmless Saints and Godlings.

       CHAPTER V.

       WORSHIP OF THE MALEVOLENT DEAD.

       Spirits of the Dead Hostile.

       Savage Theory of Dreams.

       The Separable Soul.

       The Bhût.

       Shrines to Persons Accidentally Killed.

       Second Marriage and Bhûts.

       Food of Bhûts.

       Posture of Bhûts.

       Tests of Bhûts.

       Spirit Lovers.

       Spirit