A History of the Mahrattas v1.c13.71
A History of the Mahrattas v1.c13.71
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v1.c13.71
The territory belonging to the remaining twelve forts,¹ estimated at one lack of pagodas of annual revenue, and all the rest of his acquisitions were to form his Jagheer, dependent on the Emperor. His son Sumbhajee, then in his eighth year, was to receive a munsub of five thousand horse; but the most remarkable part of this agreement was Sivajee’s proposal of being allowed certain assignments on Beejapoor, probably in lieu of his pretended hereditary claims in the Nizam Shahee territory, and as some recompense for what he had ceded to the Emperor.