Memoir on Thar and

Sunnud to Togachee, Urbab of the Noray tribe, for an annual allowance of Rupees 500,
worded as the above.
APPEDIX G.
Sunnud to Soda Chiefs of Deepla, for an annual allowance of Rupees 515, worded in the
same terms as the above.
APPEDIX H.
Sunnud to Soda Chief of Mittee, for the exemption of the land tax on 4 santees (i.e., as
much land as can be cultivated by 4 ploughs).
APPEDIX J.
Sunnud to Soda Chiefs of Islamkote, for the exemption of land tax on 16 santees (i.e., as
much land as can be cultivated by 16 ploughs).
APPEDIX K.
Be it known to the possessor of bravery and intrepidity, Chandra (or Vusaipotra)
Raomally,—
Respecting the eleven thurrs or watering-places in the district of Islamkote, as mentioned
below :—
Dhackara, Seynare, Morarnee, Dhoo-Ali-Chung, Guggadee, Dhurunmoadee, Vadasamee,
Chooto Dhuroos, Ghulloova, Tookurhar, and Ghagheehar.
And respecting the cultivated lands adjacent to those thurrs, as it appears that, during the
time of the government of the Ameers of Sind, you were exempt from the payment of all
taxes on those thurrs and lands, therefore His Excellency Major General Sir Charles
Napier, G.C.B., Governor of Sind, has been pleased, of his great kindness and
consideration, to present to you this Sunnud, by which you are exempted from the
payment of all taxes on those thurrs and the lands adjacent to them.
This Sunnud will continue valid for a period of seven (7) years, that is, from this date, the
15th of October 1844, to the 14th October 1851.
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