A history of the Sikhs, from the origin of the nation to the battles of the Sutlej.

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LAND REVENUE (continued) Rupees. Rupees.
Religious Grants.
Held by ' Sodhis'.,00,000
Held by ' Bedis'.
Miscellaneous; viz. Akalis, Fakirs, Brahmans, and the lands attached to Amrit- 11,00 000
sar, &c. &c... 20,00,000
Hill J&agrs of the Jammii Rajas.
Jesrota, &c. Hira Singh. The Chief a Jagir 1,25,000
Pader, and other dis- u Singh 1,00,000
tricts of Chamba. Gulb Singh.
Bhadarwa. Gulab Singh (in Jagir with
uncle of Chamba Raja). 50,000
Mankot. The late Suchet Singh. Family
a Jagir 50,000
Bhaddu. The late Suchet Singh. Family
a Jagr.. 50,000
Bandralta. The late Suchet Singh. Family
a Jagir.1,25,000
Chanini (Ram- Gulab Singh. Family a
nagar). Jagir.. 30,000
Jammu and Gulab Singh. Family mostly
Riasi. refugees 4,00,000
Samba. The late Suchet Singh. Family
extinct or fled. 40,000
Kishtwar. Gulab Singh. Family refugees 1,50,000
Akhnur, including
Chakkana, with Gulab Singh. Family a
Kesri Singh's Jgir... 50,000
family.
Bhimbar. The late Dhian Singh. Some
members of family Jagirs; others
refugees. 1,50,000
The Chibh-Bhau tribes. The late Dhian
Singh. Family Jagirs 1,00,000
Kotli. The late Dhian Singh. amilyJagrs 30000
Sunach. The late Dhian Singh. Family
perhaps refugees 70,000
Dangli, Khanpur, &c. Gulab Singh. Some
members of family Jagirs; others
prisoners; others refugees. 1,00,000
16,20,000
Jdgirs.
Various Jagirs held by the Jammu Rajas
(in the plains)... 5,00,000
The Kangra Rajas (Ranbir Chand, &c.). 1,00,000