History of Orissa from the Earliest Times to the British Period v2.c41.211

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and received a *Jāgir* at Koneri. He became famous as a general during the time of Peshwā Mādhav Rāo I. After the treaty of Kankāpur he was sent by the Peshwa to Northern India.¹ His letter received by the English Governor on the 25th October, 1769, appears to have been written immediately before his journey to Delhi. Rāmchandra Gaṇesh Kāṇade was a brave man, he died fighting with the English enemies of his country below Khandala *Ghat* in the Poona district on the 12th December, 1780.²