At this time a daily fine of four rupees is in force against you. Eighty are now due; Ganga Ram having petitioned in your favour, forty of this will be remitted. Give a written declaration to this effect—that with a specified quota you will take the field; if not, you will stand the consequences. Viz.: One good horse and one matchlock, with appurtenances complete, to serve at home and abroad (_des pardes_), and to run the country[3.a.60] with the Kher. When the levy (_kher_) takes the field, Gopaldas must attend in person. Should he be from home, his retainers must attend, and they shall receive rations from the presence. Sawan sudi das (August 10) S. 1782. ------------------ No. XVII Maharaja Udaikaran to the Saktawat Shambhu Singh. Be it known. I had annexed Gura to the fisc, but now, from favour, restore it to you. Make it flourish, and serve me at home and abroad, with one horse, and one foot soldier. When abroad you shall receive rations (_bhatta_) as follows: Flour 3 lb. Pulse 4 ounces. Butter (_ghi_) 2 pice weight. Horses’ feed 4 seers at 22 takas each seer, of daily allowance. If for defence of the fort you are required, you will attend with all your dependents, and bring your wife, family, and chattels; for which, you will be exempted from two years of subsequent service. Asarh 14, S. 1834 [209]. ------------------ No. XVIII _Bhum in Mundkati, or Compensation for Blood, to Jeth Singh Chondawat._ The Patel’s son went to bring home his wife with Jeth’s Rajputs as a guard. The party was attacked, the guard killed, and there having been no redress for the murder, twenty-six bighas have been granted in mundkati[3.a.61] (compensation). No. XIX Rawat Megh Singh to his natural brother, Jamna Das, a patta (_fief_) has been granted, viz.: The village of Rajpura, value Rupees 401 A garden of mogra flowers[3.a.62] 11 —— Rupees 412 —— Serve at home and abroad with fidelity: contributions and aids pay according to custom, and as do the rest of the vassals. Jeth 14th, S. 1874. No. XX _Charter given by the Rana of Mewar, accepted and signed by all his Chiefs; defining the duties of the contracting Parties._ A.D. 1818. Siddh Sri Maharana Dhiraj, Maharana Bhim Singh, to all the nobles my brothers and kin, Rajas, Patels, Jhalas, Chauhans, Chondawats, Panwars, Sarangdeots, Saktawats, Rathors, Ranawats, etc., etc.