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JIND , a native See also: state of See also: India, within the See also: Punjab
.
It ranks as one of the Cis-See also: Sutlej states, which came under See also: British influence in 1809
.
The territory consists of three isolated tracts, amid British districts
.
See also: Total See also: area, 1332 sq. m
.
Pop
.
(Igor), 282,003, showing a decrease of 1% in the See also: decade
.
Estimated See also: gross revenue £109,000; there is no tribute
.
Grain and See also: cotton are ex-ported, and there are manufactures of gold and See also: silver ornaments, See also: leather and Wooden wares and See also: cloth
.
The chief, whose title is See also: raja, is a See also: Sikh of the Sidhu Jat clan and of the Phulkian See also: family
.
The principality was founded in 1763, and the chief was recognized by the See also: Mogul emperor in 1768
.
The dynasty has always been famous for its See also: loyalty to the British, especially during the See also: Mutiny, which has been rewarded with accessions of territory
.
In 1857 the raja of.jind was actually the first See also: man, See also: European or native, who took the See also: field against the mutineers; and his contingent collected supplies in advance for the British troops marching upon
See also: Delhi, besides rendering excellent service during the siege
.
Raja Ranbir Singh succeeded as a minor in 1887, and was granted fullSee also: powers in 1899
.
During the See also: Tirah expedition of 1897–98 the Jind imperial service See also: infantry specially distinguished themselves
.
The See also: town of Jind, the former capital, has a station on the See also: Southern Punjab railway, 8o m
.
N.W. of Delhi
.
Pop
.
(1901), 8047
.
The See also: present capital and residence of the raja since 1827 is Sangrur; pop
.
(19o1), 11,852
.
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