Answer» Correct Answer - Option 1 : Expected revenue
- The meaning of 'Patta Rekh' in the history of Rajasthan was Expected revenue for the state.
- The king, after accounting for the succession fee, military service and invitation fee etc. from his Jagirdar, used to collect tax from him as a state demand, it was called Rekha.
- According to the data recorded in the pattas, there was a great difference between the estimated figures and the actual income of the village, due to which the dispute arose.
- In this connection, Reu has written - 'This tax was first imposed by Vijay Singh, the Maharaja of Jodhpur.' The rate of this line was neither the same in all the states, nor was it charged regularly every year.
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