Description
This official report documents the land revenue settlement of Hazara District in the Punjab during the period of 1868-1874, compiled by E. G. Wace. It serves as a crucial historical record of British colonial administration and land management policies in India during the late 19th century.
The settlement report details the survey, assessment, and classification of agricultural lands, revenue rates, and administrative procedures implemented by the British East India Company. It provides valuable information about the district’s demographics, agricultural practices, landholding patterns, and economic conditions of the period.
This document is essential for researchers studying colonial Indian history, British administrative systems, Punjab’s economic development, and land revenue policies. It reflects the systematic approach taken by colonial authorities to standardize land assessment and taxation across Indian territories, offering insights into both the administrative machinery and the impact of colonial policies on local populations and land ownership structures.
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