Indian and Pakistan Year Book and Who's whoBennett, Coleman & Company, 1915 - India Issues for 1919-47 include Who's who in India; 1948, Who's who in India and Pakistan. |
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Page 86
... present State . The Thakurs of moved the capital from Amber and built the Lawa belonged to the Naruka sept of the Kach- present city of Jaipur and elevated the State waha Rajputs . The present Thakur , Mangal above the principalities ...
... present State . The Thakurs of moved the capital from Amber and built the Lawa belonged to the Naruka sept of the Kach- present city of Jaipur and elevated the State waha Rajputs . The present Thakur , Mangal above the principalities ...
Page 89
... present ruler , who was born in 1890 , and was formally invested with ruling powers in November 1911. In the administration His Highness is assisted by his Chief Minister and a Council of 5 Ministers . The State Army consists of 519 ...
... present ruler , who was born in 1890 , and was formally invested with ruling powers in November 1911. In the administration His Highness is assisted by his Chief Minister and a Council of 5 Ministers . The State Army consists of 519 ...
Page 104
... present Nawab is H. H. Nawab Ahmud Ali Khan Bahadur , who was born in 1881 and succeeded in 1908. The chief pro- ducts are cotton , sugar and opium . The State supports one company of Imperial Ser- vice Sappers . The capital is Maler ...
... present Nawab is H. H. Nawab Ahmud Ali Khan Bahadur , who was born in 1881 and succeeded in 1908. The chief pro- ducts are cotton , sugar and opium . The State supports one company of Imperial Ser- vice Sappers . The capital is Maler ...
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