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‖ tahsildar E. Ind.|tʌxˈsɪldɑː(r)|
Also 8 tisheldar, 9 tehsildar, tuhseeldar, tusseeldar, taxildar, 9– tehsildar.
[Urdū, f. Arab., Pers. taḥṣīl collection + Pers. dār, agential suffix.]
The chief revenue-officer of a subdivision of a district under the Mogul rule; retained by the British; formerly sometimes applied to the cashier in a business house. Also, the chief official of a tahsil.
1799Sir T. Munro Let. in Gleig Life (1830) I. 215 He [Tippoo] divided his country into 37 Provinces under Dewans..and subdivided these again into 1025 inferior districts, having each a Tisheldar. 1801Wellington Suppl. Desp. (1858) II. 564 Accounts since received from the tahsildar of the Currup talook. 1808in 5th Rep. Sel. Comm. on E.I. Company (1812) 583 (Y.) He continues to this hour tehsildar of the petty pergunnah of Sheopore. 1810Capt. T. Williamson E. Ind. Vade-m. I. 209 The sircar, or tusseeldar (cash-keeper) receiving one key, and the master retaining the other. 1849Direct. Rev. Off. N.W. Prov. 188 Great care should be taken to maintain the respectability of the Tuhseeldars. 1871S. Mateer Travancore 72 [The provinces] are subdivided into thirty-two counties, with a Tahsildar, or magistrate, at the head of each. 1940Geogr. Jrnl. XCV. 426 Khan Sahib Afraz Ghul Khan..is now tehsildar at Gilgit. 1954J. Masters Bhowani Junction xxii. 191 That was a message from the tehsildar in Pathoda. 1972Times of India 28 Nov. 1/2 The Mulki rules will apply only to non-gazetted posts and posts of tahsildar and civil assistant surgeons in the Telengana region. 1978‘M. M. Kaye’ Far Pavilions vi. 101 Ash had been given lodging for the night in the house of the tehsildar. |