- Ajmer-
Merwara (also
known as
Ajmir Province, and Ajmer-
Merwara-Kekri) was a
former province of
British India in the
historical Ajmer region. The territory...
-
Marwar (also
called Jodhpur region) is a
region of
western Rajasthan state in
North Western India. It lies
partly in the Thar Desert. 'Maru' is a Sanskrit...
- of Agra
under a
governor in 1835, but
proposal not implemented. Ajmer-
Merwara:
ceded by
Sindhia of
Gwalior in 1818 at the
conclusion of the
Third Anglo-Maratha...
- provinces.
These did not have a
legislature or a high court.
These were: Ajmer-
Merwara Coorg Oudh (till 1878)
Delhi (from 1911,
capital of India) A vast majority...
-
Delhi taken away from NWP and
merged into
Punjab 1
April 1871 Ajmer,
Merwara &
Kekri made
separate commissioner-ship 15
February 1877 Oudh
added to...
- The 44th
Merwara Infantry was an
infantry regiment of the
British Indian Army. They
could trace their origins to 1824, when the
Sylhet Light Infantry...
- 045,726 people. Bari
Sadri Bhindar Dhariawad Gogunda Kanor Baansi Ajmer-
Merwara G. C.
Raychaudhuri (1940).
History of
Mewar from the
Earliest Times to...
- and many more
states and estates. The
small British province of Ajmer-
Merwara was also
included within the
geographical area of Raj****na, but that was...
-
Province of
British India;
Ajmer and
Merwara, from 1832 and 1846, respectively,
until 1871, when Ajmer-
Merwara became a
minor province of
British India;...
-
Ajmer and
Merwara which were also
administered as a part of the
Northern States were
separated from the
Presidency to form the Ajmer-
Merwara State. In...
