2nd. Six hundred rupees ready cash annually.
3rd. All Bhumias, Girasias, the high roads, passes from raids and ‘runners,’ and all disturbances whatsoever, the Maharaja must settle.
When the Maharaja is pleased to let the inhabitants of Dongla reinhabit their dwellings, then only can they return to them.[[37]]
Written by the accountant Kacchia, on the full moon of Jeth, S. 1858, and signed by all the traders, Brahmans, and towns-people.
No. X
Grant of Bhum by the Prince of Mewar to an inferior Vassal.
Maharana Bhim Singh to Baba Ram Singh, commanding.
Now a field of two hundred and twenty-five bighas in the city of Jahazpur, with the black orchard (sham bagh) and a farm-house (nohara) for cattle, has been granted you in bhum.
Your forefathers recovered for me Jahazpur and served with fidelity; on which account this bhum is renewed. Rest assured no molestation shall be offered, nor shall any pattayat interfere with you.