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The '''Rasulpur Estate''' (also known as the Beni Rasulpur Estate or Rasulpur Zamindari) was one of the historically significant [[zamindari]] estates in the [[Azamgarh division]] (currently Mau district) of [[Uttar Pradesh]], [[India]]. Functioning as a semi-autonomous zamindari during the [[East India Company]] and later as a significant zamindari under British colonial administration, the estate was known to be the second largest land holding in Azamgarh division and had a significant land holding in [[Saran division]] of [[Bihar]]. | |||
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The Rasulpur Estate (also known as the Beni Rasulpur Estate or Rasulpur Zamindari) was one of the historically significant zamindari estates in the Azamgarh division (currently Mau district) of Uttar Pradesh, India. Functioning as a semi-autonomous zamindari during the East India Company and later as a significant zamindari under British colonial administration, the estate was known to be the second largest land holding in Azamgarh division and had a significant land holding in Saran division of Bihar.