Trishvekam

Language - Sanskrit

Telugu Word - తిరిష్వేకమ్

A type of Inam village where two-thirds of the revenue is paid to the government, and the remaining one-third is retained by the 'hamdars' (village administrators or service providers). Example: Historical records may mention 'Trishvekam' villages, highlighting their unique revenue-sharing arrangement and the role of hamdars in village administration. Trishvekam villages were a specific category of Inam villages with a distinct revenue-sharing model. This system incentivized the hamdars to efficiently manage the village and collect revenue, while also ensuring a portion of the income reached the government. Understanding 'Trishvekam' villages can provide insights into the historical administrative structures and revenue collection practices in Telangana.