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Mankari (
Mānkari or Maankari) is a
hereditary title used by
Maratha nobles and
troops from the
Indian subcontinent who held land grants, and cash allowances...
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towns was very
complex in Europe. In India, jagirdars, zamindars, and
mankaris were the
landed aristocracies,
which formed Indian feudalism. Sometimes...
- functionary.
Other noble and
aristocratic titles were Thakur, Sardar, Jagirdar,
Mankari, Dewan, Pradhan, Kaji, etc. In East Asia, the
system was
often modeled...
- "Youness
Mankari pour 3 mois à Al Kharaitiyat". wydadnews.com. "Interview with
Youness Mankari".
Maroc Football. Fifa
Profile Younes Mankari - goalzz...
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family is a
prominent Maratha family of Nobles, Sardars, Patil, Jagirdars,
Mankaris of
Vinchur during Maratha Empire, East
India Company and
British Raj times...
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example Shrimant 'Sardar'
Ranoji Rao
Scindia Bahadur,
Subedar of
Malwa Mankari:
Mānkari (Maankari) is a
hereditary title used by
Maratha nobles who held land...
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Junior Sardars &
Mankaris Page 01 1890 List of
Dewas Junior Sardars &
Mankaris Page 02 1890 List of
Dewas Junior Sardars &
Mankaris Page 03 1890 List...
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including Dogar, Jat, Gujjar,
Mughal and Sikh. List of
Ottoman grand viziers Mankari Zamindar Jagirdar Feudalism in ****stan
Balochistan Baloch tribes Mazhabi...
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honorifics Desmukh Indian feudalism Feudalism in ****stan
Kulkarni Lambardar Mankari Mansabdar Patil Saranjamdar Sardar Zamindar Ghatwals and
Mulraiyats Davies...
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Dewas Junior and
Dewas Senior Darbars (Courts) was
composed of Sardars,
Mankaris, Istamuradars,
Thakurs and Jagirdars. The Old
Palace (Rajwada) of Dewas...
