Samasthans of Hyderabad

Samasthanams (Samasthans) were vast tributary estates in the old Hyderabad State, a princely state in pre-Independence India.[1] The creation of these Samasthans go back several hundred years, and many existed until the time of India's Independence. Below is a list of samasthans that existed in the old Hyderabad State.
Estates.
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Amarchinta (Mahbubnagar)
Anegundi (Raichur)
Banswada (Nizamabad)
Chilamwar (Nizamabad)
Chincholi (Gulbarga)
Domakonda (Nizamabad)
Dubbaka (Medak)
Gadwal (Mahbubnagar)
Gopalpet (Mahbubnagar)
Gurgunta (Raichur)
Jatprole/Kollapur (Mahbubnagar)
Jawalgiri (Raichur)
Munagala (Nalgonda)
Narayanpet (Mahbubnagar)
Narkhoda (Shamshabad)
Narsapur (Adilabad)
Nirmal (Adilabad)
Palwancha (Khammam)
Papannapet (Medak)
Rajapet (Nalgonda)
Shorapur (Gulbarga)
Sirnapalli (Nizamabad)
Wanaparthi (Mahbubnagar)
Rents.
There were only two Peshkash(fixed tribute) holders during the Nizam's rule: Gadwal and Gurgunta, each paying 81,795 and 5,291 in rent respectively.The chief Makta or Sarbasta(quit-rent) holders were Wanaparthi, Jatprole, Gopalpet, Narkhoda, Amarchinta, Banswada, Domakonda, Chilamwar and Chincholi.[2][2]
References.
 "Encyclopaedia Britannica".
 Ali, Cheragh (1885). Hyderabad (Deccan) Under Sir Salar Jung. Bombay: Education Society's Press.
 "Provincial Series, Hyderabad State". Imperial Gazetteer. 1991.
 Journals Kept in Hyderabad, Kashmir, Sikkim and Nepal. 1887.
 Standard Catalog of World Coins 1801-1900. 2012.