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# A History of Assam c13.103

A History of Assam c13.103

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### [c13.103](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.gait-1906.c13.103)

During this reign the chief public works were the Dhāi Ali, and the tanks and temples at Gaurisāgar, Sibsāgar, and Kālugāon. Surveys were effected in Kāmrup and Bakatā. The register, or Pera Kāgaz, based on this survey of Kāmrup, was still extant at the time of the British conquest. It contained a list of all occupied lands, except homestead, with their areas, and particulars of all rent-free estates.

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