The musnud of Murshidabad (1704-1904) being a synopsis of the history of Murshidabad for the last two centuries, to which are appended notes of places and objects of interest at Murshidabad . SYEFUDDOWLA. MAJUMDARS MURSHIDABAD- FANCY PRESS. [ 41 ] the Company eng-ag*ed to pay him the reduced stipendof Rs. 41,86, 131-9-0, namely Rs. 17,78, -854-1-0 forhis household and Rs. 24,07, 277-8-0 for the support ofthe Nizamut. Mahamed Reza Khan, DuUavram andJagut Sett were allowed to continue in their offices. Of the sixteen lacs of rupees which in 1765, hisbrother, Najmuddowla, had paid to the Company
The musnud of Murshidabad (1704-1904) being a synopsis of the history of Murshidabad for the last two centuries, to which are appended notes of places and objects of interest at Murshidabad . SYEFUDDOWLA. MAJUMDARS MURSHIDABAD- FANCY PRESS. [ 41 ] the Company eng-ag*ed to pay him the reduced stipendof Rs. 41,86, 131-9-0, namely Rs. 17,78, -854-1-0 forhis household and Rs. 24,07, 277-8-0 for the support ofthe Nizamut. Mahamed Reza Khan, DuUavram andJagut Sett were allowed to continue in their offices. Of the sixteen lacs of rupees which in 1765, hisbrother, Najmuddowla, had paid to the Company uponbond, three lacs were repaid to Syefuddowla and thebalance, which remained due to the Nawab, he gaveas a fund, to be disposed of in the same manner asthe five lacs bequeathed to Clive by Meer Jaffer. Though the old musnud remained in the Nawabspalace at Murshidabad, real authority passed intothe Chamber of the Directors in London. Theyconsidered, however, that the majesty and the dignityof the Government still resided in the Nawab andhis ministers and these only were known to theinhabitants as the power to whom they were account-able. Jonoji Bhonsle, the Mahratta chief, ceded thep
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