The correct answer is 3 only. Key Points The land under the direct management of the State (Darbar) was known as Khalsa. The land held by grantees, whether individuals or religious, institutions, was known as non-Khalsa or Jagir. Hence statement 1 and 2 are not correct. Land under Jagir was more than the land under Khalsa System. Hence only statement 3 is correct. Important Points The land was divided into two main groups, viz. Khalsa and Jagir. Khalsa Land: The land under the direct management of the State (Darbar) was known as Khalsa. Jagir Land: The land held by grantees, whether individuals or religious, institutions, was known as non- Khalsa or Jagir. While in total, about 60% of the land was under Jagir and 40% was under Khalsa. The proportion of territory under both groups varied widely in different states. According to the Imperial Gazetteer, the proportion of the Khalsa and Jagir land was: J odhpur: 1/7 (Khalsa) & 6/7 (Jagir). Udaipur: 1/4 (Khalsa) & 3/4 (Jagir). Jaipur: 2/5 (Khalsa) & 3/5 (Jagir).