Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, or the Central and Western Rajput States of India v1.c19.s5: No. V. Grant of the Patta of Bhainsror to Rawat Lal Singh, one of the sixteen great vassals of Mewar
Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, or the Central and Western Rajput States of India v1.c19.s5
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No. V. Grant of the Patta of Bhainsror to Rawat Lal Singh, one of the sixteen great vassals of Mewar
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Maharaja Jagat Singh to Rawat Lal Singh Kesarisinghgot,⁴ commanding.
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⁴ Clan (got) of Kesari Singh, one of the great branches of the Chondawats.
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Now to you the whole Pargana of Bhainsror⁵ is granted as Giras, viz. [202]:
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⁵ On the left bank of the Chambal.
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| Town of Bhainsror | 3000 | 1500 |
| Fifty-two others (names uninteresting), besides one in the valley of the capital. Total value | 62,000 | 31,000⁶ |
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⁶ To explain these double rekhs, or estimates, one is the full value, the other the deteriorated rate.
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With two hundred and forty-eight horse and two hundred and forty-eight foot, good horse and good Rajputs, you will perform service. Of this, forty-eight horse and forty-eight foot are excused for the protection of your fort; therefore with two hundred foot and two hundred horse you will serve when and wherever ordered. The first grant was given in Pus, S. 1798, when the income inserted was over-rated. Understanding this, the Presence (huzur) ordered sixty thousand of annual value to be attached to Bhainsror.