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Had (हद)- limit , border, सीमा

Hadud (हदूद)-limits, borders, सीमाएं 

Hal(हाल)- present , वर्तमान ; हाल सर्वे 

Hakdar(हकदार)-owner of land ; मालिक जमीन 

Hamshira (हमशीरा)-sister from same mother ; सहोदर बहनें.

         Hast-o-bud (हस्त-ओ-बूद)-

is a compound term of Persian origin used extensively in Mughal and British colonial land revenue administration.

  Holding-

a parcel or parcel of land by raiyat and forming the subject of separate Tenancy

Harja(हर्जा)-

 

damage for not growing indigo (Final Report on SSOR in district of West Champaran)

Husbandman-

free tenant farmer or small landowner   Hakikat : Statement, explanation, particular account.

 

Hal hakikat :

An account of the present slate of the revenue.

 

Hakikat Jama :

A statement of the Jama. An historical detail of the tumari rent-roll down to the acquisition of the Diwani.

 

Haldari :

A tax on marriages, an item of abwab. Also, a tax on ploughs.

 

HasbuUhukm-

A document issued on behalf of the imperial authority by the Wazir, Diwan or any other high Government officer.

 

Hasil :

Revenue actually collected, as contrasted with valuation or demand.

Hastobud :

 Ascertainment of the total rent-roll of a fiscal unit with reference* to previous accounts and present assets. (Literally, what is and was A detailed enquiry into the value of lands financially considered, specifically an examination by detailed measurement of the resources of an area or estate immediately before harvest.

  Hat : A weekly or bi-weekly market.

 Haveli : Lands held by the zamindar for his own benefit.

  Hisya [हिस्सा]:

  Share, portion. Hisya lands were such as were divided, with respect, to the rent, into shares payable to two or more zamindars who were known as hisyadars (share-holders).