A History of the Mahrattas v2.c45.33
A History of the Mahrattas v2.c45.33
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v2.c45.33
On the return of the Peishwa to Poona, Nana Furnuwees was employed in distributing the late acquisitions,¹ and in settling various affairs with the different chiefs. Pureshram Bhow and Rughoojee Bhonslay remained in the neighbourhood of the capital, but Holkar and Sindia encamped at some distance, the former at Jejoory and the latter at Jamgaom, until news arrived of Ali Jah’s rebellion, when they repaired to Poona, with what view is not ascertained, nor is there any proof that the Mahrattas were instrumental to the rebellion, although it was suspected by Nizam Ally and has been affirmed by Moghul historians.