A History of the Mahrattas v2.c59.37

v2.c59.37

¹ Elphinstone’s dispatches. ² [The Bhor State, near Poona, represents the jāgīr of the Pant Sachiv (Punt Suchew). The State entered into alliance with the British Government by a treaty of 1820, and on the lapse of the Sātāra State in 1849 was placed under the political control of the Collector of Sātāra until 1887, when it was transferred to Poona. The present chief, who has the title of Pandit of Bhor and Pant Sachiv, has enjoyed a personal salute of nine guns since the Delhi Durbar of 1903, in recognition of his loyalty and efficient administration.] ³ [The modern Aundh State, under the political control of the Collector of Sātāra, represents the Pratīnidhī’s estate. The chief still holds the title of Pant Pratīnidhī (Pritee Needhee).] ⁴ [See note on p. 447, vol. i, ante. The modern State of Akalkot (Akulkote) is under the political control of the Collector of Sholāpur.]