Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, v. 2 of 3 / or the Central and Western Rajput States of India

by James Tod

Five rupees’ worth of oil[^[30]] on the Jaljatra, and two and a half in the full moon of Karttik [Oct.-Nov.].

4. Both gardens under the dam of the lake, with all the fruits and flowers thereof.

5. The Inch[^[31]] on all the vegetables appertaining to the prince.

6. Kunchi and dalali, or the handful at harvest, and all brokerage.

7. The income arising from the sale of the estates is to be applied to the repairs of the temple and dam.

Margsir [Nov.-Dec.] Sudi 1, Samvat 1866; A.D. 1810 [557].

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[a4.20.1]. The great Rathor queen. There were two of this tribe; she was the queen-mother.

[a4.20.2]. [The tract in the centre of the State, including Udaipur city.]

[a4.20.3]. An endearing epithet, applied to children, from larla, beloved.