 Women from ruling groups or warrior castes held property in their own names, with full rights over those lands.Many warrior clan women got lands for their maintenance as personal "jagirs" and "haath-kharch ki jagir" (personal spending from the province) from both, their natal families, and the families they married into, and administered such lands through personal administrative agents (kamdars, amils, and dewans).From within zenanas, these women remained fully informed about their individual jagirs.