The Bansberia Raj
The Bansberia Raj
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It was at the same time, parti- tioned among the former's two younger sons and two nephews, with a Brahmin dependent of the family, each of whom gave his own name, ( still retained on the Khalsa records, ) to the subdivision or portion so acquired ; but all were assessed for revenue to Government under the single head of Mahomedameen- pore, and in like manner paid alone, through the channel of the most considerable or responsible of the participants. " Lower down the "subdivision or portion", s...poken of above, is given as follows : — "Mokund, 2nd son of Ramisser, 9/16 of Maho- med'ameenpore, and Ramkissen, 3rd son of Ramissser, 7/16 of the same : Menoker ( i. E. Monohar ), his nephew, eldest son of Basdeo ( i. E. Basudeb ), 10/16 of Boroo, and Gungadher, and son of Basdeo, 6/16 of the same. The Brahman dependant, referred to, is Suntose ( i. E. Suntosh ) of Answeerpore.
From what is recorded in the Fifth Report it is evident that the Zamindari of Mahomedameenpore, formed as it was principally out of Pargana Arsha, the sole absolute property of Rameswar, extended from Bukshbunder alias Hooghly on the one side to Ramkrishnapore, now in Zillah Howrah, on the other \ that it was created between the years 1728 and 1740 A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was at the same time, parti- tioned among the former's two younger sons and two nephews, with a Brahmin dependent of the family, each of whom gave his own name, ( still retained on the Khalsa records, ) to the subdivision or portion so acquired ; but all were assessed for revenue to Government under the single head of Mahomedameen- pore, and in like manner paid alone, through the channel of the most considerable or responsible of the participants. " Lower down the "subdivision or portion", s...poken of above, is given as follows : — "Mokund, 2nd son of Ramisser, 9/16 of Maho- med'ameenpore, and Ramkissen, 3rd son of Ramissser, 7/16 of the same : Menoker ( i. E. Monohar ), his nephew, eldest son of Basdeo ( i. E. Basudeb ), 10/16 of Boroo, and Gungadher, and son of Basdeo, 6/16 of the same. The Brahman dependant, referred to, is Suntose ( i. E. Suntosh ) of Answeerpore.
From what is recorded in the Fifth Report it is evident that the Zamindari of Mahomedameenpore, formed as it was principally out of Pargana Arsha, the sole absolute property of Rameswar, extended from Bukshbunder alias Hooghly on the one side to Ramkrishnapore, now in Zillah Howrah, on the other \ that it was created between the years 1728 and 1740 A.
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