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BASHAHR, or BISAHIR

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Originally appearing in Volume V03, Page 464 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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BASHAHR, or BISAHIR  , a
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Rajput
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hill
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state, within the
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Punjab, amid the Himalayan mountains, with an
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area of 3820 sq. m. and a
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population in 1901 of 80,582 . In 1898, the
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raja being of weak
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intellect and without
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heir, the
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administration was undertaken by a
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British
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official . In 1906 there were some
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local troubles owing to the refusal of the
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people to pay taxes . The
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revenue is obtained chiefly from
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land and forests, the latter being leased to the British
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government .

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