squirearchy meaning in Hindi

Noun
• ज़मीनदार वर्ग
• ज़मींदारशाह

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The new owner is John Dyson, a scion of the Hudson River squirearchy.
The Bloomsbury group named the coterie of writers that surrounded Squire as the " Squirearchy ".
But it is not just England's squirearchy that has kept Country Life in business for 100 years.
In the second category of Britain's country houses are those that belonged to the squirearchy or gentry.
Amongst other achievements he established a dynasty of prominent ecclesiastics and literary figures closely integrated into the Protestant squirearchy in the west of Ireland.
During the 1920s, Morris was a director of the National Eisteddfod and was acquainted with members of the Welsh squirearchy, including Sir Joseph Bradney.
This window, together with monuments in the church, records the families of local squirearchy who inhabited the manor house and retained its patronage until 1957.
The Yorkshire squirearchy were designated responsibility for being officers of the local militia mobilised to keep law and order and police the coasts of England, as nightwatchmen.
As his art moved from small-scale depictions of local squirearchy to grand portraits of the ruling class, he began to see himself as a member of the gentry.
Well Aim�e represents everything that Squire Hamley detests : she is French-a nation of king killers-and she is Catholic, two unpardonable offences for the Tory squirearchy.

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