A History of the Mahrattas v1.c19.36

v1.c19.36

In the end of the year Shao returned to Satara, and married two wives, one of the Mohitey and another of the Sirkay family. His other two wives were still with his mother at Delhi, where one of them, the daughter of Sindia, shortly afterwards died. Dhunnajee Jadow, after a long illness caused by the breaking out of an old wound in his leg, died on his way from Kolapoor on the banks of the Warna. His Carcoon, Ballajee Wishwanath, had accompanied him on that service, and during his sickness had the management of all his affairs, which created an unconquerable jealousy on the part of Chunder Seyn Jadow, Dhunnajee’s son and several Bramins in his service.