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21 July 2026

			N 18:17		Zamindari 3 changes hist +1,445 [TheAryanChariot (3×)]
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			N		18:15 (cur \| prev) +1,445 TheAryanChariot talk contribs (Created page with "The '''Bhumihar zamindaris''' were among the most influential landed estates in eastern India, particularly across present-day Bihar, eastern Uttar Pradesh, and parts of Bengal. These estates emerged under successive regional kingdoms and expanded during the Mughal and British periods, serving as important centers of administration, agriculture, education, and military support. Several Bhumihar families held large revenue-paying estates and played notable roles in local...")

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			N 18:17		Zamindari 3 changes hist +1,445 [TheAryanChariot (3×)]
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					18:15 (cur \| prev) 0 TheAryanChariot talk contribs (→Prominent Bhumihar Zamindaris)
			N		18:15 (cur \| prev) +1,445 TheAryanChariot talk contribs (Created page with "The '''Bhumihar zamindaris''' were among the most influential landed estates in eastern India, particularly across present-day Bihar, eastern Uttar Pradesh, and parts of Bengal. These estates emerged under successive regional kingdoms and expanded during the Mughal and British periods, serving as important centers of administration, agriculture, education, and military support. Several Bhumihar families held large revenue-paying estates and played notable roles in local...")