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Talukdar

In Nepal, a term for a tax collector.
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Muslim zamindars and taluqdars were bereft of such ideas.
The bigger Muslim taluqdars suffered more than their Hindu counterparts also because of families being divided, one branch migrating to Pakistan.
The Awadh taluqdars, accustomed to supporting themselves from the rental income of their estates, were greatly traumatised by zamindari abolition.
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This was done by the abolition of the old "feudal" regime of zamindars and taluqdars and by the introduction of new tax settlements.
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