Rājputs.
Soil, Husbandry, Products.
Farming System.
Revenues.
The following is the schedule of alienations:—
| 1. Kama[[10]] |  | Taken by General Perron, for his master Sindhia; since rented to the Jats, and retained by them. | ||||
| 2. Khori | ||||||
| 3. Pahari | ||||||
| 4. Kanti |  | Seized by the Macheri Rao [now in Alwar State] | ||||
| 5. Ukrod | ||||||
| 6. Pandapan | ||||||
| 7. Ghazi-ka-thana | ||||||
| 8. Rampara (karda) | ||||||
| 9. Ganwnri | ||||||
| 10. Reni | ||||||
| 11. Parbeni | ||||||
| 12. Mozpur Harsana | ||||||
| 13. Kanod or Kanaund[[11]] 14. Narnol |  | Taken by De Boigne and given to Murtaza Khan, Baraich, confirmed in them by Lord Lake. | ||||
| 15. Kotputli |  | Taken in the war of 1803-4, from the Mahrattas, and given by Lord Lake to Abhai Singh of Taken in the war of 1803-4, from the Mahrattas, Khetri. | ||||
| 16. Tonk 17. Rampura |  | Granted to Holkar by Raja Madho Singh; confirmed in sovereignty to Amir Khan by Lord Hastings. | ||||
It must, however, be borne in mind, that almost all these alienated districts had but for a comparatively short period formed an integral portion of Dhundhar; and that the major part were portions of the imperial domains, held in jaedad, or ‘assignment,’ by the princes of this country, in their capacity of lieutenants of the emperor. In Raja Prithi Singh’s reign, about half a century ago, the rent-roll of Amber and her tributaries was [434] seventy-seven lakhs: and in a very minute schedule formed in S. 1858 (A.D. 1802), the last year of the reign of Raja Partap Singh, they were estimated at seventy-nine lakhs: an ample revenue, if well administered, for every object. We shall present the chief items which form the budget of ways and means of Amber.
Schedule of the Revenues of Amber for S. 1858, (A.D. 1802-3),
the year of Raja Jagat Singh’s accession.
Khalisa, or Fiscal Land.