 | Sir Alfred C. Lyall - 1870 - 334 頁
...British Resident for the protection of Berar. Then Piiran Mal, a mighty money-lender of Haidarabad, got most of Berar in farm; but in 1839 he was turned...minister, under pressure from the British Resident. Piiran Mal refused to quit hold of his security for advances made, and * It may here be mentioned that... | |
 | James Sutherland Cotton, Sir Richard Burn, Sir William Stevenson Meyer - 1908 - 452 頁
...made large loans at 24 per cent. for the numerous cavalry maintained in Berar. Then Puran Mal, a great money-lender of Hyderabad, got most of Berar in farm; but in 1839 he was turned out, under pressure from the Resident, in favour of Messrs. PestonjI & Co. These were enterprising Pars!... | |
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Mai, a mighty money-lender of Hyderabad, got most of Berar in farm, but in 1839 he was turned out of his districts by the Nizam's minister, under pressure from the British Resident. Puran Mai refused to quit hold of his security for advances made and... 