Fifty-two others (names uninteresting), besides one in the valley of the capital. Total value 62,000 31,000[3.a.32] 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. No. VI _Grant from Maharana Sangram Singh of Mewar to his Nephew, the Prince Madho Singh, heir-apparent to the principality of Jaipur._ SRI RAMJAYATI (_Victory to Rama_). SRI GANESH PRASAD SRI EKLING PRASAD (_By favour of (_By favour of Ganesh_). Eklinga_). [Illustration: (_See notes [3.a.33] and [3.a.34] below._)] Maharaja Dhiraj Maharana Sri Sangram Singh, Adisatu, commanding. To my nephew, Kunwar Madho Singhji, _giras_ (a fief) has been granted, viz.: The fief (_patta_) of Rampura; therefore, with one thousand horse and two thousand foot, you will perform service during six months annually; and when foreign service is required, three thousand foot and three thousand horse. While the power of the Presence is maintained in these districts you will not be dispossessed. By command: PANCHOLI RAECHAND and MEHTA MUL DAS. S. 1785 (A.D. 1729); Chait sudi 7th; Mangalwar (Tuesday). _Addressed in the Rana’s own hand._ To my nephew Madho Singh[3.a.35] [203]. My child, I have given you Rampura: while mine, you shall not be deprived of it. Done. No. VII _Grant of Bhum Rakhwali (Salvamenta) from the village of Dongla to Maharaja Khushhal Singh._ S. 1806 (A.D. 1750), _the first of Sawan (July)_. 1st. A field of one hundred and fifty-one bighas, of which thirty-six are irrigated. 2nd. One hundred and two bighas of waste and unirrigated, viz.: Six bighas cultivated by Govinda the oilman. Three, under Hira and Tara the oilmen. Seventeen cultivated by the mason Hansa, and Lal the oilman. Four bighas of waste and forest land (_parti_, _aryana_) which belonged to Govinda and Hira, etc., etc.; and so on enumerating all the fields composing the above aggregate. _Dues and Privileges_ Pieces of money 12. Grain 24 maunds.