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Gazetteer Of Ulwar 1878, 1878
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1(24.) Mubarakpur, situated within the limits of the present Tahsil of Rámgarh.
2(25.) Baroda Meo, do. do. do. Lachmangarh.
3(26.) Ismaílpur, do. do. do. Kishengarh.
4(27.) Khairtal, do. do. do.
5(28.) Harsaulí, do. do. do.
6(29.) Toda Bhíl,
7(30.) Antela Bhálerá,
8(31.) Bairát,
9(32.) Balhár,
10(33.) Baroda Tatali Khán,
11(34.) Ghátâ, or Lísáná,
12(35.) Hasanpur Mundawar,
13(36.) Kíyára, alias Bhángarh,
14(37.) Ghát Pírán, alias Rámpur,
15(38.) Mandáorá,
16(39.) Bhítwán,
17(40.) Bhadáwar,
18(41.) Náhar Kho,
19(42.) Muhammadabad,
20(43.) Koládár,
22Generally in Jaipur territory.
24The Sirkár of Tijára was made up of 18 Maháls, containing 253 villages, with an area of 200,976 bighás, or 125,600 acres, and yielding 3,22,92,880 dams, or Rs. 807,322. The Maháls were—
26(1.) Tijára.
27(2.) Indor, in the present Tahsil of Tijára.
28(3.) Pur, do. do. Kishengarh.
29(4.) Bambohra, do. do.
30(5.) Ghar Ká Thaná, do.
31(6.) Ujíná,
32(7.) Umrá Umrí,
33(8.) Pínagwán,
34(9.) Jhamráwat,
35(10.) Khánpur,
36(11.) Sákras,
37(12.) Sántháwári,
38(13.) Fírozpur Jhir,
39(14.) Tatahpur,
40(15.) Kotla,
41(16.) Kharera,
42(17.) Besurú,
43(18.) Nagína,
45Generally in Gurgaom district of British territory.
47Akbar appears to have given some attention to Mewát. In H. 957 (A.D. 1579), he visited Ulwur on his way to Fatahpur Síkri.
49Local tradition says that under his direction a turbulent class called Malliks, who were settled at Mungána, a few miles south of Ulwur city, was exterminated, and the present village of Akbarpur founded on the site of Mungána, which was destroyed. But no mention of this is made in the
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