History of Orissa from the Earliest Times to the British Period v2.c41.214

v2.c41.214

Udepuri Gosāin was permitted to leave Murshidabad and there is a copy in the Imperial Record office of the *Dastak* or passport granted to him from the 4th November 1769. "Udepuri Gusāin is allowed to travel from Murshidabad to Orissa with the following retinue:— Sawārs 50. Bargandazes 200. Camels 30. Mules 60. Oxen 60. Palkis 4. Chaupālās 25. Bahlīs 4. Servants 400."³ Sambhājī Gaṇesh was written to for a passport for one Bikhu Sanve of Bombay who had come through Allahabad, Benares and Gaya on pilgrimage and wanted to go to Puri on the 6th November.⁴