A legal doctrine found in ancient Indian land-grant inscriptions, treating certain uncultivated or “waste” land as free from the usual restrictions on the king’s power to grant it — cited in epigraphic studies of ancient Indian land tenure.
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Itihaaskar — UGC NET/JRF & UPSC History Optional notes by Parveen Malik (B.Tech. (CSE), M.A. (History), History JRF). Also spelt Itihaskar.
