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The Princely state called Chhota Udaipur was a part of Bombay Presidency during British times. The rulers of Chhota Udaipur state belonged to the Chauhan Rajput family who in turn were successors of the last Chauhan Chief of Champaner named Patai Rawal. After independence, Chota Udepur became a part of India on 10th March 1948. Learn in detail about Chhota Udaipur history only at Mintage World. https://www.mintageworld.com/history/detail/298-Chhota-Udaipur/

History of cotton Today it was the market best selling cotton here is best product of cotton industry you got the best cotton product and tips, here is so many products are created from cotton you got the best cloths. Since the fiber is pervasive in what we wear, eat, and use on a daily basis, it's easy to forget the silk and get the silk and fabric cloths. It was during British when Indian weavers were thrashed and their handloom was destroyed because it became very popular in the world. Weaver’s thumbs were cut so that they could not weave because British machine manufactured clothes could not compete with the Indian handmade products. British imposed several taxes on Indian weavers.

Malerkotla State was under the political control of the Jalandhar Commissioner Division Punjab during the British rule. The Malerkotla nawabs were of Afghan Descent. Know about Malerkotla history at Mintage World. https://www.mintageworld.com/history/detail/322-Maler-Kotla/

The Princess Mary Christmas gift box was a brass or silver tin containing a number of gifts intended to be distributed to all members of the armed forces of the British Empire on Christmas day 1914, during World War