A collection of treaties, engagements, and sanads relating to India and neighbouring countries

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1GWALIOR, RESIDENCY— Introduction. 3S1

2them Parwanas promising to pay the amount of the compensation in

3perpetuity. *

4In 1921, on the separation of the Gwalior Residency from the Central

5India Agency, it was decided that the Estates named below who, besides

6their holding from Gwalior, either hold lands or receive tankas from the

7States shown against their names, should in regard to then Gwalior

8holdings deal with the Gwalior Residency, and for the others .with the

9Agencies entered against their names

10Name.

11Land or Tanka held

12from

13Agency .

14Agra Barkhera .

15Arnia ....

16Bara (Mota) Barkhera

17Bardia

18Bichhraud I .

19Bilarnl a

20Daria Kheri .

21lihabla J)hir

22Dliabla Ghosi

23Hirapur

24Jamnia

25J awasia

26J haler a

27Kalukhera .

28Karaudia .

29Kharsia

30Lalgarh

31Narwar

32Naulana

33Path aria

34Piplia .

35Ramgarh

36Sarwan

37Sheogarh

38Tonk .

39Kurwai

40Bhopal

41Dhar .

42Tndore, Dewas .

43Indore, Dewas .

44Tndore

45Bhopal, Dewas .

46Indore, Bhopal, Dewas

47Bhopal, Dewas .

48Indore, Bhopal, Dhar

49Indore, Dhar

50Indore, Dewas .

51Dewas

52Tndore

53Bhopal

54Dewas

55Indore, Dewas .

56Tndore, Dewas .

57Tndore

58Indore

59Tndore

60Tndore, Bhopal,

61Dewas.

62Mandawal .

63Indore

64I Indore, Dewas .

65'Bhopal .

66Bliopal .

67Southern States of

68Central India and

69Malwa.

70Central India*

71Central India*

72Central India

73Bhopal .

74Bhopal .

75Bliopal .

76Central India

77Southern

78States

79of

80Central

81India

82and

83Malwa.

84Southern

85States

86of

87Central

88India

89and

90Malwa.

91Southern

92States

93of

94Central

95India

96and

97Malwa.

98Central India

99,

100Central India

101Southern

102States

103oi

104Central

105India

106and

107Malwa.

108Central India

109Central India*

110Central India

111Central India

112Central India

113Bhopal .

114Southern States of

115Central India and

116Malwa.

117Central India

118Central India*

119In 1921, in view of the Gwalior Dai bar’s representations regarding

120the position of their guaranteed feudatories, the Government of India,

121relying on the assurance given by Maharaja Madho Rao Kcindia of his

122personal goodwill towards his feudatories, and bearing in mind the great

123progress which had been made in the administration of the Gwalior

124State, decided, after consultation with the Maharaja, so to modify the

125existing system, under which the guarantee holders had assumed a

126([unst independent position and had neglected their proper duties towards

127the Maharaja's Government, as to secure the exercise by the Maharaja

128States'of 1 °f Tndore tankas: in respect of Dewas tankas, with Southern

129Antral India and Malwa.

130y