A History of the Mahrattas v1.c9.159
A History of the Mahrattas v1.c9.159
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A.D. 1632.—Futih Khan at first shewed some reluctance to part with the elephants and jewels demanded of him, but compliance being enforced, he was confirmed as regent, and allowed to retain the promised districts. Shahjee Bhonslay, disgusted by this treatment, made overtures to the Beejapoor government through Morar Punt, an able Bramin, and a principal minister of Mohummud Adil Shah.