Friday, August 10, 2018

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Kaimi raiyat (कायमी रैयत ) - settled raiyat

Kargujari (कारगुजारी)-progress report; प्रगति प्रतिवेदन 

Kla (कला)
- big, large,बड़ा (मौजा के नाम में जोड़ा जानेवाला प्रत्यय)

Khamar / Khamat
land which is proved to have been cultivated by the proprietor himself with his own stock or by his own servants or by haired labours for twelve countionus year immediately before the passing of the act of 1885 (bta 120.a) 

Khaka(खाका)-draft ,प्रारूप 
Khanapuri(खानापुरी)- खतियान के स्तंभों को भरना, सर्वे का प्रारम्भिक कार्य 
Khesra (खेसरा) -register of field  ; plot

Khewat (खेवट )
 - description of proprietorship ,मलकियत का 
विवरण
 
khiatian(खतियान) - abstract of particulars of holding .

Kishtwar(किश्तवार)-कृषी के अनुसार भू-मापन एवं भू-खंडकरन 

Khurd (खुर्द)-small, छोटा (मौजा के नाम में जोड़ा जानेवाला प्रत्यय)

Khush haishiyat(खुश-हैसियत) -good condition; अच्छे हालात 


Kabuiiyat :
 An agreement; particularly that entered into by ziamindars and farmers with the Government for the management and renting of the land revenues. Counterpart of ^tta,

Kaifiyat :
 Profit resulting from the revenue investigations of Mir Kasim, being an item of the Subahdari abwab. Also, increase of revenue from hastobud enquiries into the resources of the Khalsa lands.

Kaifiyat hastobud :
 An item of the Subahdari abwab in the time of Alivardi Khan, consisting of resumption of lands, and discovered resources in Khalsa lands brought to account in frontier districts. 

Kaifiyat sair :
 Profit or increase of revenue derived from bringing to public account fraudulent or irregular emoluments or abuses in sair duties.

Kanungo :
 A Government officer whose duly was to keep a register of all circumstances relating to the land revenue, and. when called upon, to declare the customs of each district, the nature ol the tenures, the quantity of land, the nature of the produce, the amount of the rent paid, etc.

Karar : Agreement, engagement, contract.

Karar jama deh sahi : Decennial Settlement.

Karkun : Clerk, wiitcr.

Karori:
 Collector of revenue to the extent of a kanu (crorc) ol dams', sometimes invested with the general superintendence of lands in his pargana,

Katkinadar :
 An under-tenant, under-farmer or under-renter.

Kabulnama :
 An agreement in writing. A proclamation to ryots, announcing the rules and principles by which the demands of the Government on the lands in their occupation were to be regulated.

Khalari : Salt works,

Khalsa :
 Exchequer. Lands, the revenues of which were paid into the exchequer, as contradistinguished from jagir or other description of lands, the Government share of whose produce had been assigned to individuals.

Khalsa sharifa : Royal treasury or exchequer.

Khamar : Land, the revenue of which was collected by the zamindar in kind, being cultivated on a share-produce basis.

KharaJ
 : Revenue demand.

Kkarij-i-Jama :
 What is excluded from jama. Rents from ryots enjoyed by individuals under assignments or grants from Government, such as the nankar of karoris and zamindars.

Khas :
 Lands from which revenue was collected immediately by the Government without the agency of zamindars. Under the Company's Government that term was generally applied when there was an immediate division of the actual produce between the Government and the ryots, and also where the revenues of smaller portions than zamindarles were let to farm.

Khasnovisi : An article of Subahdari abwab introduced by Murshid Kuli Khan, being originally a fee (russum) exacted from zamindars at the renewal of their annual leases by mutasaddis and other clerks of the Khalsa, but afterwards extended to other objects.

Khazanchi : A treasurer.

Kheda : 
A trap for catching elephants. Lands assigned for meeting expenses of catching elephants.

Khilat : 
A robe of honour with which princes conferred dignity. An item of abwab,

Khudkasht :
 Ryots who cultivated lands in the village where they resided, and by hereditary right. Also, lands so cultivated.

Kismat : A division of country, sometimes forming part of a sarkar, but more generally^ part of a pargana.

Kismat-i-Ghalla : Division of grain. Assessment by sharing.

Kist : Instalment of rent.

 

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