Growth of Muslim Population in Medieval India, A.D. 1000–1800 c26.42

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| Poona (Collectorate) | Parl. Return 1851 | 666,006 | | | Mostly Marathas, Gujaratis, and 'not a few Mussulmans'. Also some Bohras. |
| Panna (Bundelkhand) | In 1832 DCruz, Political Relations, | 67,000 | | | 1062 Villages, 688 sqr. miles. |
| Rajpeepla (State) | India Statistics, p. 30 | 122,100 | | | Area 1,650 sqr. miles. |
| Rewah (Raj) | Jacquemont | 1,200,000 | | | |
| Ratlam (distt. including Sailana) | Statistics of Native States | 91,728 | | | |
| Rutnagherry (*Collectorate, Bombay Pres.*) | | 665,238 | | | Area 39,643 sqr. miles, density of pop. 170 to a sqr. mile. |
| Sholapur | | 675,115 | | | “It is stated to have materially improved”. |
| South India | Parl. Return, *Madras Presidency 1851* | 22,301,697 | | 4.0 | Muslims about 1/25. Hindus 18 times the number of Muslims. |
| Arcot (Madras Presidency) | 1851 one estimate | 1,006,005 | | | |
| | Another | 1,485,873 | | | |
| Bellary (Madras) | Census of 1851 | 1,229,599 | | | |