History · Regional Administrative History
Under the British-Ho revenue settlement (Wilkinson's Rules) in Kolhan, how was the commission for revenue collection traditionally divided between the Manki and Munda?
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- 1All revenue was retained by the village, with only a symbolic livestock tribute paid
- 2The Munda and Manki functioned as unpaid volunteers without any commission
- 31/8th share to the Manki and 1/16th share to the Munda as commission✓
- 450% to the British, 25% to the Manki, and 25% to the Munda
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1/8th share to the Manki and 1/16th share to the Munda as commission
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