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The Kanungos were the
hereditary revenue officers since the time of Mughals.
law givers as the assistant of the Ulemmas
judicial magistrates in the village panchayats
bonded labourers released by the British
The Kanungo comes into prominence in the reign of Akbar, who employed him, as the name implies, to keep the records of the pargana, a revenue sub-division.He was in fact a registrar of a district appointed to see that the crown received its dues and that the ryot was not oppressed; his duties were responsible and onerous; he had to register the usages of a district, the rate and of its and all regulation relating thereto.The kanungos' duties also included the keeping of a record of all events, such as the appointments,deaths or removals of zamindars; to preserve the records of the Tumar and Taksim Jama etc.
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