Storia do Mogor 210.1.2

210.1.2

Char Sadi (Chahar-sadi) — that is, ' Four Hundred.' When a man has four hundred rupees a month in the first class, he receives annually fifteen thousand rupees ; in the second, seven thousand five hundred ; and in the third, five thousand. Pange Sadi (Panj-sadi) — that is, ' Five Hundred.' When a man has five hundred rupees a month in the first class, he receives eight thousand seven hundred and fifty rupees ; and in the third, six thousand two hundred and fifty. Chech Sadi (Shash-sadi) — that is, ' Six Hundred.' When a man has six hundred rupees a month in the first class, he receives annually twenty-two thousand five hundred rupees ; in the second, eleven thousand two hundred and fifty ; and in the third, seven thousand five hundred. Aff Sadi (Haft-sadi) — that is, ' Seven Hundred.' When a man has seven hundred rupees a month in the first class, he receives annually twenty-six thousand two hundred and fifty rupees ; in the second, thirteen thousand one hundred and twenty-five ; and in the third, eight thousand seven hundred and fifty. Ast Sadi (Hasht-sadi) — that is, ' Eight Hundred.' When a man has eight hundred rupees a month in the first class, he receives annually thirty thousand rupees ; in the second, fifteen thousand ; and in the third, ten thousand. Nou Sadi (Nuh-sadi) — that is, ' Nine Hundred.'