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What is Mahalwari system...

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Answered by Jenny1981

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.
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Answered by NightFury

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 wordmahalwari is derived from the Hindi mahal, meaning a house or, by extension, a district.

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