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JHABUA

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Originally appearing in Volume V15, Page 412 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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JHABUA  , a native

state of Central India, in the
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Bhopawar agency .
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Area, with the dependency of Rutanmal, 1336 sq. m . ' See Allg. musik . Ztg . (
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Leipzig, 1816), p . 5o6, and Beilage 5, where the construction of the
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instruments is described and illustrated and the
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system of notation shown in various pieces of
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music . 2 According to another tradition Naboth lived at
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Samaria (xxi. r [LXX.], 18 seq.; cf. xxii . 38) . A similar confusion regarding the king's home appears in 2 Kings x . 11 compared with an . 1, 17 . Pop .

(1901), 80,889 . More than

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half the inhabitants belong to the aboriginal Bhils . Estimated revenue, £700o; tribute,
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i000 . Manganese and opium are exported . The chief, whose title is
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raja, is a
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Rajput of the Rathor clan, descended from a branch of the Jodhpur
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family . Raja Udai Singh was invested in 1898 with the powers of administration . The
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town of JHABUA (pop . 3354) stands on the
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bank of a lake, and is surrounded by a mud wall . A dispensary and a guest-house were constructed to commemorate Queen Victoria's
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Diamond Jubilee in 1897 .

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