A History of the Mahrattas v2.c36.52
A History of the Mahrattas v2.c36.52
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¹ [Kārlī (Karlee), a village in the Māval tāluka, Poona District, is now a station on the Great Indian Peninsula Railway. It is chiefly remarkable for the famous rock-cut Buddhist caves, which lie two and a half miles from the station. (I.G. Bom., 1909, i. 515–18; Fergusson, History of Eastern and Indian Architecture.)]