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بمبئي کان:
(خاص
ڪري روپيا روپيا
انگريزي مال):
پڻيو يا هرک 100000
ڇيٽون 40000
بخمل، اوني، ۽ ٻيو ڪپڙو 40000
180000
ڌاتو: خاص طور ٽامو 45000
کنڊ ۽ مصالحا، وغيره 25020
250000
عربستان کان:
کجور ۽ سڪل ميوا 20000
مارواڙ کان:
ڪپهه 20000
اڇو ۽ ڳاڙهو ٿلهو سوٽي ڪپڙو 10000
جيپور ۽ احمد آباد جا ڪيمخواب
25000
ڪڇ کان:
ڪپهه ۽ ٻيو مقامي تيار ٿيندڙ مال 10000
خاص ڪري ٿلهو ڪپڙو
55000
عاج ، وغيره 10000
ضميمو پهريون
(باب پنجين سان لاڳو)
هيٺ رپئي جي خريدي ملهه (قوت خريد) ۾ تبديل جا
ڏسڻا انگ
Index numbers
ڏجن ٿا، جي ڊاڪٽر راڌا ڪمل
مڪرجيءَ ڏنا آهن. (ڏسو: هندستان جي اقتصادي تاريخ،
1610-1800ع، ص 470)
سال ڏسڻو انگ
1600ع 100
1650
0ء100
1720
96ء158
1807
5ء14
13-1820
9ء25
21-1830
74ء27
21-1830
94ء24
31-1840
94ء 24
41-1850
48ء30
51-1860
2ء30
61-1870
66ء18
71-1880
16ء18
1880
08ء19
1890
66ء14
1905
66ء15
1911
14ء14
1916
95ء9
1928
34ء7
1934
89ء14
1938
1ء13
ضميمو
(باب پنجين سان لاڳو)
في مڻ 0-5-0 قيمت هيٺئين ريت ڪئي وئي آهي:
ڊاڪٽر مڪرجيءَ، مکيه کاڄ جي اناجن جون قيمتون، هڪ
رپئي ۾ حاصل ٿيندڙ سيرن (هاڻوڪن) جي تعداد جي حساب
سان ڪٿيون آهن، جي هيٺئين ريت آهن:
سال جَوَ ڪڻڪ جوئر ٻاجهر چڻا
چانور
1600 6ء135 4ء90 5ء108 8ء1080 6ء135
2ء54
(اتر هندستان )
1650
=
0ء106 0ء107 4ء128 0ء214 0ء160 2ء64
تخميني سان، هڪ رپئي ۾ اٽڪل 120 سير ٿين ٿا.
يعني 0-5-0 في مڻ.
ضميمو ٽيو
(باب پنجين سان لاڳو )
اُن دور (29-1776ع) جي مکيه اناجن جون قيمتون اٽڪل
0-10-0 من جي حساب تي ڪٿيون ويون آهن. ان مان اهو
ثابت ٿيندو ته ڪلهوڙن جي دور جي گهڻي ڀاڱي ۾، رپئي
جو ملهه، مغلن جي دور جي ڀيٽ ۾ 50 سيڪڙو وڃي رهيو
هو. ڊاڪٽر مڪرجيءَ جون ڪٿيل اناج جون قيمتون هيٺ
ڄاڻائجن ٿيون.
في رپئي ۾ سراسري اناج
(م
=
مڻ)
(س
=
سير)
اناج 1712ع 1729ع 1738ع
1751ع 1754ع
(م س ) (م س ) م س) (م س )
(م س)
ٿلها چانور 100 303 03 181 01
ڪڻڪ 200 303 -- 181 --
1760ع 1776ع
(م س) ( م س)
250 101
-- 350
ٻين اناجن جون قيمتون ڪين ٿيون ملن.
مٿئين فهرست منجهان سراسري قسمت في رپئي ۾ هڪ مڻ
25 سير، يا في مڻ 0-10-0 اَنا نڪري ٿي.
ضميمو چوٿون
44-1849ع وارن پنجن سالن ۾، سنڌ اندر مکيه اناجن
جي سراسري قيمت 6-15-0 اَنا في مڻ هئي؛ جيئن هيٺين
انگن اکرن مان ظاهر ٿئي ٿو:
اناج 44-1845ع 45-1846ع 46-1847ع
جنوري کان
مارچ 2-14-0
ٻاجهري 6-10-1 2-3-1 8-14-
2-14-0
جوار 3-11-1 2-3-0
0-12-0 10- 9- 0
ڪڻڪ 4-4-1 7-14-0 4-1-0
4-15-5
اڇا چانور 0-6-1 3-13-0 1-0-1
2-13-0
ڳاڙها چانور 2-0-1 1-14-0 0-11-9
2-12-0
49-1850ع سراسري
9-14-0
10-1-1
8-11-0
7-14-0
3-15-0
7-0-1
4-13-0
7-15-1
6-10-0
0-13-0
____________________
جملي سراسري
6-15-0
____________________
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