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and 40 Rájbhats or Bráhm Bhats, Genealogists¹; Kambhárs or Potters, 12; Musalmán Potters, 4; Raibáris or Herdsmen, 70²; Shádhs Beggars, 10; Shámia Aliks, Beggars, 10; Kotwál and Panjára Musalmáns, 45; Lohárs or Blacksmiths, 3; Darjis or Tailors, 12; Náis or Barbers, 7; Bhumiás that is Solánki Jágirdárs, 15³; Kavás Bhumiás servants, 12; Játs Cultivators, 2; Deshantris or Saturday Oilbeggars, 1; Acháryas or Funeral Bráhmans, 1; Dholis Drumbeaters, 12; Patrias or Professionals that is Dancing Girls, 30⁴; Turki Vohorás that is Memons, 2; Vishavati Musalmán Palloc-makers, 1; Rangrez or Dyers, 2; Mochis or Shoemakers, 30; Karias or Salávats that is Masons, 6; Churigars Musalmán Ivory bangle-makers, 2; Jatiyas⁵ or Tanners, 17; Khátiks or Butchers working as tanners, 1; Sargaras, Bhil messengers, 4; Bhils, 120; Tirgars or Arrow-makers, 5; Gorádas priests to Bombias leather-workers, 2; Bombias literally Weavers now Leather-workers, 40; Wághria Castrator, 1; Mirásis Musalmán Drummers, 8; Mehtars or Sweepers, 1.