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JHABUA , a native See also: state of Central See also: India, in the See also: Bhopawar agency
.
See also: Area, with the dependency of Rutanmal, 1336 sq. m
.
' See Allg. musik
.
Ztg
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(See also: Leipzig, 1816), p
.
5o6, and Beilage 5, where the construction of the See also: instruments is described and illustrated and the See also: system of notation shown in various pieces of See also: music
.
2 According to another tradition Naboth lived at See also: Samaria (xxi. r [LXX.], 18 seq.; cf. xxii
.
38)
.
A similar confusion regarding the See also: king's home appears in 2
See also: Kings x
.
11 compared with an
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1, 17
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Pop
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(1901), 80,889 . More than See also: half the inhabitants belong to the aboriginal Bhils
.
Estimated revenue, £700o; tribute, See also: i000
.
Manganese and opium are exported
.
The chief, whose title is See also: raja, is a See also: Rajput of the Rathor clan, descended from a branch of the See also: Jodhpur See also: family
.
Raja Udai Singh was invested in 1898 with the See also: powers of administration
.
The See also: town of JHABUA (pop
.
3354) stands on the See also: bank of a lake, and is surrounded by a mud See also: wall
.
A dispensary and a See also: guest-See also: house were constructed to commemorate See also: Queen See also: Victoria's See also: Diamond See also: Jubilee in 1897
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