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Originally appearing in Volume V22, Page 865 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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RAJPIPLA  , a native

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state of
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India, in the
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Rewa Kantha agency, Bombay, occupying a hilly
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tract between the
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rivers Neibudda and
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Tapti;
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area, 1517 sq. m . Pop . (1901) M7,175, showing a decrease of 32% in the
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decade, due to the results of
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famine; estimated
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revenue, £6o,000;
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tribute (to the
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Gaekwar of
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Baroda), £3000 . The
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chief, whose
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title is maharana, is a Gohel
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Rajput, of the same
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family as the thakor saheb of
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Bhaunagar . A
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light railway, constructed at the cost of the state, connects Nandod with Anklesvar in
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Broach
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district . The old fort of Rajpipla, in the hills, is now deserted . The
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modern
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capital is Nandod, situated on the
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river Karjan, 32 M. from
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Surat . Pop . (1901) 11,236 .

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