A History of the Mahrattas v2.c32.92
A History of the Mahrattas v2.c32.92
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v2.c32.92
The new Peishwa and Rugonath Rao continued for some time in apparent amity: but the mother of the one, the wife of the other, and the jealousy of the Bramin ministers, would probably have created discord between men of better temper and stronger judgment. Rugonath Rao, with the consent of all except Sukaram Bappoo, who objected to the violence of the measure, was again made prisoner on the 11th of April and confined in an apartment of the same palace in which Narrain Rao, when at Poona, usually resided.²