Question

A short conclusion on mahalwari system

Answer 1

Mahalwari system, one of the three main revenue systems of land tenure in British India, the other two being the zamindar (landlord) and the ryotwari (individual cultivator). The word mahalwari is derived from the Hindi mahal, meaning a house or, by extension, a district.

For revenue purposes the name was applied to any compact area containing one or more villages, which were called “estates.” The revenue settlement was made with the estate—hence the term mahalwari—and there were distinct types of assessment. If a zamindar held the whole estate, the settlement was with him; otherwise, payment was exacted from individual cultivators.

Answer 2

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IN MARWARI SYSTEM THE FARMERS HAS TO GIVE REVENUE TO THE BRITISH AND AND GROW THEIR CROPS THE LAND IS GIVEN BY THE BRITISH