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Bansda princely state fiscal court fee /revenue stamp

BANSDA                                                                             9  GUN  SALUTE  STATE

                 

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The state was founded by Virsinhji in 1781 and had its capital in Bansda. Its rulers were Rajputs of the Solanki dynasty known as Vansadias. Bansda's last ruler signed the accession to the Indian Union on 10 June 1948   . The area of the state was 557 Sq Km. and the population was 48,807 in 1931 AD.

                     The Family of the chief are Hindus of Rajput extraction, claiming descent from the Solanki race. The ruins of the fortified enclosure near Bansda, and of several temples and works of irrigation, point to a former period of prosperity. The family follows the rule primogeniture and has received a sanad authorizing adoption. The Marathas seem to have been the first to bring the chiefs entirely into subjection and to impose a tribute upon them. The right of levying this tribute was transferred by the Peshwa to the British under the Treaty of Bassein (1802). Privy purse of the state at the time of accession was Rs 160,000.

Revenue  Stamps :--

Type-12 :-  used in 1940-45, size 20x25mm. Perf.10.,  Wove paper.

One Anna , Pale Brown , Ref. # P-121

Type-13 :-  used in 1940-45, size 20x25mm. Perf.10.,  Wove paper.

One Anna ,Yellowish Green , Ref. # S-131 

Type-25 :-  used in 1935-45, size 35x40 mm. Perf.12 ,  Wove paper.

One Anna ,Dull Green , Ref. # 251a

Type-30 :-  used in 1940-45, size 35x40 mm.  Crude  Perf.10 ,  Wove paper.

One Anna , Red , Ref. # S-301



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