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called zamindars.
Moreland was one of the
first historians to draw our
attention to the
importance of
zamindars in
medieval India. He
defines zamindars as...
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these zamindars usually belonged to
Hindu communities such as Bhumihars, Rajputs, Brahmins,
Kayasthas or Muslims. The
Forward Caste Zamindars also parti****ted...
- The
Zamindars of
Bengal were
zamindars (hereditary landlords) of the
Bengal region of the
Indian subcontinent (now
divided between Bangladesh and the Indian...
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Soubramaniam Sastroulou had been
Diwan under Manyam Zamindars until his
death in 1941. The
residence of
Manyam Zamindars was
referred to
among locals as
Manyam vaari...
- Look up
zamindar, zamindari,
zamindars, or
zemindar in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Zamindar were land-owning
nobility in the
Indian subcontinent....
- long-term
private investment by the
zamindars in
agricultural infrastructure failed to materialise.
Earlier zamindars in Bengal,
Bihar and
Odisha had been...
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Pilla Zamindar (transl. Little
Zamindar) is a 2011
Indian Telugu-language coming-of-age
comedy drama film
written and
directed by G. Ashok. The film stars...
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Muktagacha zamindars in drama, literature,
culture etc. And this
revolving stage made the
drama more po****r.
Kumar Bhupendra Kis****, son of
Zamindar Jagatkis****...
- by
certain Zamindars and
chieftains against the
British East
India Company in the
Indian state of Bihar. The
majority of the
rebel zamindars were from...
- the
Zamindars but to
little avail. This led Titu to
advocate for a full-fledged
armed resistance against what he felt to be the
nexus of
Zamindars and...
