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The Parasadi Estate was a zamindari (estate) in the Saran district of Bihar from the 16th century until 1949. It was established by Krishnaut Ahir landowners during the Mughal period. During the British Raj, Parasadi used to be the biggest zamindari in old Saran district after Hathwa Raj, Chainpur estate and Manjhi estate.
The Parasadi Estate was a zamindari (estate) in the Saran district of Bihar from the 16th century until 1949. It was established by Krishnaut Ahir landowners during the Mughal period. During the British Raj, Parasadi used to be the biggest zamindari in old Saran district after Hathwa Raj, Chainpur estate and Manjhi estate.

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The Parasadi Estate was a zamindari (estate) in the Saran district of Bihar from the 16th century until 1949. It was established by Krishnaut Ahir landowners during the Mughal period. During the British Raj, Parasadi used to be the biggest zamindari in old Saran district after Hathwa Raj, Chainpur estate and Manjhi estate.