Indo-Nepalese Relations, 1858-1914D. K. Publishing House, 1974 - 283 pages |
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Page 89
... lands on the frontier , " that the deep stream should be taken to be the boundary , except in cases where land capable of identification was cut off by the ordinary process of alluvion and deluvion and that in the case of a sudden ...
... lands on the frontier , " that the deep stream should be taken to be the boundary , except in cases where land capable of identification was cut off by the ordinary process of alluvion and deluvion and that in the case of a sudden ...
Page 126
... land with the con- currence of representatives of both the Governments.2 All the land and water lying to the north of that line would belong to Nepal and all lying south of it to British India . Both the Governments agreed upon the ...
... land with the con- currence of representatives of both the Governments.2 All the land and water lying to the north of that line would belong to Nepal and all lying south of it to British India . Both the Governments agreed upon the ...
Page 250
... land revenue in Nepal as well as the difficulty caused by military jagirs . Maize lands were divided into three kinds , namely , Hal , Patay and Kodalay . A Hal area paid one Nepali rupee for the whole area . The Kodalay tenant paid ...
... land revenue in Nepal as well as the difficulty caused by military jagirs . Maize lands were divided into three kinds , namely , Hal , Patay and Kodalay . A Hal area paid one Nepali rupee for the whole area . The Kodalay tenant paid ...
Contents
Chapter Page | 7 |
The Land and the People | 17 |
IndoNepalese Relations in Ancient | 34 |
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