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Indian subcontinent was an
autonomous or semi-autonomous
feudal lord of a
zamindari (feudal estate). The term
itself came into use
during the
Mughal Empire...
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survey of the
existing zamindaris under the
jurisdiction of
Madras Presidency. As per this survey, a few of
these zamindaris were
larger than some of...
- This is a list of
zamindaris controlled by
members of the Raju
caste of
Andhra Pradesh, India,
before such
roles were
abolished in 1952.[citation needed]...
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described as the "largest and
richest of the
North Bihar zamindaris and one of the
greatest zamindaris of
British India".
Despite not
being recognised as a...
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Manda was a
zamindari, with
lands located near
Allahabad (now
known as Prayagraj),
Uttar Pradesh, in
northern India. The
predecessor state of Manikpur...
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headquarters of the district, Chhapra. It is
considered as one of the
richest zamindaris of
Bihar after Raj Darbhanga,
Hathwa Raj,
Bettiah Raj and Raj Najarganj...
- this. Eventually, the
Bihar Abolition of
Zamindaris Act was p****ed in 1949. "The
abolition of the
zamindari system had a
profound impact on the social...
- The
Zamindari ****ociation was an ****ociation of
zamindars in India. It was
later renamed to Landholders' Society. The
Zamindari ****ociation was formed...
- a
church next to his palace. John, Jose
Kalapura (2000). "King, Fort,
Zamindaris and Missionaries: The
Founding of Bihar's
Oldest Christian Community,...
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Rajoli was an
estate situated at
Sakoli tahsil in the
District Of
Bhandara in the
Indian state of Maharashtra. The
Imperial Gazetteer of
India (Volume...
