Jagir
A jagir (Devanagari: जागीर, Persian: جاگیر, ja- meaning "place", -gir meaning "keeping, holding") was a type of feudal land grant in South Asia bestowed by a monarch to a feudal superior in recognition of his administrative and/or military service. The word jagir is a distorted form of the more formal Sanskrit term jehagiri.
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Maharajgunj - Commercial Area
... Maharaj Gunj was the jagir village of family of Maharaj Chandulal who lived around 1860 AD and was peishakar and then PM of Nizams ... Subsequently it was jagir village of maharaja Kishen pershad Bahadur, PM of Nizam VI ... family was designated by said jagirdar to be their treasurers for their jagir villages at maharaj Gunj, Hyderabad and Madnoor village, presently in Nizamabad ...
... Maharaj Gunj was the jagir village of family of Maharaj Chandulal who lived around 1860 AD and was peishakar and then PM of Nizams ... Subsequently it was jagir village of maharaja Kishen pershad Bahadur, PM of Nizam VI ... family was designated by said jagirdar to be their treasurers for their jagir villages at maharaj Gunj, Hyderabad and Madnoor village, presently in Nizamabad ...
Villages Around Ramewal
... Kalan, Mao Sahib, Meonwal, Mowai, Nagra, Nahal, Natt, Pabwan, Pandori Jagir, Partabpura, Pharwala, Powadra, Qadian, Rajowal, Rampur, Rawan, Sagarpur, Saidowal, Sangatpur, Sanghe Jagir, Sanghe Khalsa, Sangowal ...
... Kalan, Mao Sahib, Meonwal, Mowai, Nagra, Nahal, Natt, Pabwan, Pandori Jagir, Partabpura, Pharwala, Powadra, Qadian, Rajowal, Rampur, Rawan, Sagarpur, Saidowal, Sangatpur, Sanghe Jagir, Sanghe Khalsa, Sangowal ...
Jagir
... A jagir (Devanagari जागीर, Persian جاگیر, ja- meaning "place", -gir meaning "keeping, holding") was a type of feudal land grant in South Asia bestowed ... The word jagir is a distorted form of the more formal Sanskrit term jehagiri ... A jagir was technically a feudal life estate, as the grant lawfully reverted back to the monarch upon the feudal superior's death ...
... A jagir (Devanagari जागीर, Persian جاگیر, ja- meaning "place", -gir meaning "keeping, holding") was a type of feudal land grant in South Asia bestowed ... The word jagir is a distorted form of the more formal Sanskrit term jehagiri ... A jagir was technically a feudal life estate, as the grant lawfully reverted back to the monarch upon the feudal superior's death ...
Churaman - Rahzan To Rahdari
... Badhagaon, Bharatpur, and Rupwas parganas in Jagir ... Badan Singh wanted the Jagir of Sinsini to support his increasing family ... But Mohkam Singh, the ambitious son of Churaman was not in favour of giving the Jagir of Sinsini to Badan Singh ...
... Badhagaon, Bharatpur, and Rupwas parganas in Jagir ... Badan Singh wanted the Jagir of Sinsini to support his increasing family ... But Mohkam Singh, the ambitious son of Churaman was not in favour of giving the Jagir of Sinsini to Badan Singh ...
Baddomalhi - Origin
... Badhomalhi family of Malhi and a descendent of Baddo, was granted a Jagir by Shahjahan ... This Jagir extended from Eminabad(Gujranwala district) to Naurangabad (tehsil Raya) ... to the founding of Baddomalhi, making it the center of his Jagir ...
... Badhomalhi family of Malhi and a descendent of Baddo, was granted a Jagir by Shahjahan ... This Jagir extended from Eminabad(Gujranwala district) to Naurangabad (tehsil Raya) ... to the founding of Baddomalhi, making it the center of his Jagir ...
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