Summary: The book provides a systematic overview of the Khasi people, covering their customs, laws, beliefs, folklore, and language. Although limited by time constraints, the author, a district officer, presents detailed insights into the Khasi culture, with acknowledgments to those who contributed to the content. The project was part of a series initiated by Sir Bampfylde Fuller, displaying his keen interest in the Khasis. The text includes a range of topics, from laws and institutions to folk tales and rituals, shedding light on various aspects of Khasi life. Additionally, it delves into unique practices like Teknaonomy and the method of calculating time, offering a comprehensive portrayal of the Khasi society. With the inclusion of an introduction by Sir Charles Lyall and a list of errata, the book strives to provide an in-depth understanding of the Khasi people and their rich cultural heritage.