Highlight the main features of mahalwari system in history
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The British introduced this system in the Gangetic valley, the North-West provinces, parts of central India and Punjab.
Under this system, the revenue was determined on the basis of assessment of the produce of a Mahal.
Here the settlement was made with the whole village community jointly and separately.
While the ownership rights were vested with the individual peasants, the responsibility of payment of land revenue of the Company rested jointly with the village community.
This system rather than protecting the peasants increased the social inequalities and proved economically disastrous.
The British introduced this system in the Gangetic valley, the North-West provinces, parts of central India and Punjab.
Under this system, the revenue was determined on the basis of assessment of the produce of a Mahal.
Here the settlement was made with the whole village community jointly and separately.
While the ownership rights were vested with the individual peasants, the responsibility of payment of land revenue of the Company rested jointly with the village community.
This system rather than protecting the peasants increased the social inequalities and proved economically disastrous.
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1️⃣. The Mahalwari system was a modified yof Zamindari system introduce by Holt Mackenzie.
2️⃣. It is introduced in 1822 in Gangetic Valley, North-West provinces, Central India and Punjub.
3️⃣. In this system, a collective settlement was made with a group of village called Mahal.
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