- A
jagir (Persian: جاگیر, romanized: Jāgir), (Urdu: جاگیردار) also
spelled as jageer, was a type of
feudal land
grant in the
Indian subcontinent at the...
- a
jaghir, a fief
given for the
lifetime of its holder,
against a
payment in
return to the
imperial treasury. At the
death of its holder, the
jaghir reverted...
- Land
Revenue 1.a
Tributary States 5,65,000 1.b
Farms 1,79,85,000 1.c
Eleemosynary 20,00,000 1.d
Jaghirs 95,25,000 2
Customs 24,00,000
Total 3,24,75,000...
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immediately (Guntur, the fifth,
having been
granted to the Nizam's son as a
jaghir, was to be
delivered upon the son's death) in
exchange for 7 lakh rupees...
-
Bengali War of 1756–1757, the
Company ****igned it to Lord
Clive as a
personal Jaghir (zamindari) and
after his
death it
again came
under the
direct authority...
-
lowland Bengalis; and they had once
respected Mughals and Nawabs,
inside the
jaghir of
Omaid Reza, yet
remained independent of
Company Raj, as we will see."...
- District's dehs,
organised by taluka:
Kotri Taluka (26 dehs) Andhi-Je-Kasi Bada
Jaghir Bada
Rayati Belo Gugh
Chhib Dabhon Kandh Wingo Karo-Khoho Khanpur, Jamshoro...
- of
Bundi captured Kota in 1264 AD and Kota
became a part of
Bundi as the
Jaghir (land grant) of the
eldest prince of Bundi. Kota
became a
separate state...
- with forest. He
obtained from the emperor, or from the king of Gaur, a
jaghir [revenue ****ignment] of
these lands, and in
accordance with it established...
-
Hyder Ali was
rewarded by Devaraja, the
Prime Minister of Mysore, with the
jaghir (regional governorship) of Bangalore. The
Zamorins of
Calicut were one among...
