REWA CAUNTA, a division of India, Guzerat, in the presidency of Bombay, lying between N. Lat. 21. 23. and 23. 33., E. Long. 73. 3. and 74. 18, and bounded on the N. by Myhee Caunta, E. by the small states of Banswarra, Dohud, Jabooah, Allee, and Akrauna, S. by the British collectorate of Candesh and the district of Wusravee, and W. by the collectorates of Kaira and Sura. It comprises the following states:—
| Name. | Square Miles. | Population. | Revenue. | Annual amount of Subsidy, Tribute, or other Payment. | Military Resources. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Barreah..... | 870 | 64,330 | 5785 | 1200 | 211 |
| Loonawarra.... | 500 | 37,000 | 4000 | 1920 | 160 |
| Oodepoor..... | 1059 | 78,356 | 7400 | 1050 | 438 |
| Rajpepla..... | 1650 | 122,100 | 20,397 | 6000 | 384 |
| Soauth..... | 425 | 31,450 | 2000 | 700 | 140 |
| Mewasi chiefs.. | 375 | 27,750 | ... | 6761 | ... |
| Total..... | 4879 | 361,046 | ... | 17,631 | ... |
Barreah is tributary to the British, whose protection it enjoys; Loonawarra is protected by the British, and tributary to Scindia and the Guicowar; Soauth is protected by the British, and tributary to Scindia; the others in like manner tributary to the Guicowar.