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Imperial Gazetteer of India, v. 23, p. 356.

356 TII-E, 0G Theog.-A fief of the Keonthal State, Punjab, lying between 3I° 4' and 31° 9' N. and 77° 21' and 77° 31' E., with an area of 144 square miles. The population in 19or was 5,654, and the revenue is about Rs. 5,ooo. A tribute of Rs..5oo is paid to the Keonthal State. The present chief, TYka Shamsher Chand, exercises full powers, but sen- tences of death require the confirmation of the Superintendent, Simla Hill States. Thibaw.-State in the Northern Shan States, Burma. See HSIPAW. Thigwin.-Township in Myaungmya District, Lower Burma. See EINME. Thongwa.-Former name of a District in the Irrawaddy Division, Lower Burma. See MA-UBIN. Thongwa Township.-South-eastern township of Hanthawaddy District, Lower Burma, wholly level throughout, situated immediately to the west of where the Sittang flows into the Gulf of Martaban. It lies between 16° 39' and 16° 58' N. and g6° 23' and 96° 45' E., and has an area of 104 square miles. It was constituted in 1901-2, being formed of portions of the Thabyegan and Kyauktan townships, which in lgor had a population of 47,651, dwelling in 174 villages. The head-quarters are at the village of Thongwa (population, 3,132), on the 1-1mawwun creek, about 25 miles from the point where that stream flows into the Rangoon river. The area cultivated in 1903-4 was 199 square miles, paying Rs. 4,82,000 land revenue. Thonze.-Town in the Tharrawaddy subdivision and township of Tharrawaddy District, Lower Burma, situated in 17° 38' N. and 95° 48' E., on the railway about 2 miles due south of Tharrawaddy town. Population (rgol), 6,578. It was constituted a municipality in 1897. The receipts and. expenditure of the municipal fund to the end of lgoo-r averaged Rs. ig,ooo and Rs. 14,ooo respectively. In 1903-4 the receipts were Rs. 30,000, including house and land tax (Rs. 3,ooo) and tolls on markets and slaughter-houses (Rs. 17,000) ; and the expenditure was Rs. 25,000, the chief items being conservancy (Rs. 4,5oo) and administration (Rs. 3,6oo). The town contains a dis- pensary. Thul.-TVuha of the Upper Sind Frontier District; Sind, Bombay, lying in 28° 5' and 28° 26' N. and 68° 32' and 68° 58' E., with an area of 496 square miles. The population in rgol was 47,786, compared with 32,706 in 1891. The hiluka contains 96 villages, of which Thul is the head-quarters. The density, 96 persons per square mile, slightly exceeds the District average. The land revenue and cesses in 1903-4 amounted to 2 z lakhs. The taluka depends for irrigation upon the Begari, Unhar Wah, and Desert Canals. Tiagar.-Village in South Arcot District, Madras. See TYAGA DUIiGAM.