A History of the Mahrattas v1.c21.20

v1.c21.20

The Gurhee of Wurgaom occupied by Oodajee Chowan, on the south bank of the Warna, which in the border warfare had cost many lives, was destroyed by mutual consent, but the claims of Chowan were left undetermined. Merich, Tasgaom, Hutnee, several villages along the northern bank of the Kistna, and some fortified places in the Beejapoor district, were given up to Shao. This treaty was offensive and defensive, and provided for the division of further conquests to the south of the Toongbuddra, which on co-operation were to be equally shared. Grants of Enam land or hereditary rights conferred by either party within their respective boundaries were confirmed.