Later Mughals v2.c14.s20.3
Later Mughals v2.c14.s20.3
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v2.c14.s20.3
∗ The above is based on K. K. 582-'3 and Dil. 171b. Kokar-manda is on the north bank of the Tapti, 62 m.n.w. of Dhulia in Khandesh, and on the frontier of the Rajpipla State. The route given in Chitnis 8-9 is incredible. G. S. Sardesai misreads Khafi Khan and says, "Sahu.........came to Sujan Singh Rawal, a zamindar of the hilly country of Bijagarh, Sultanpur and Nandurbar, who lived in a fort at Lambkani, 7 or 8 kos from Dhulia." (Marathi Riyasat, i. 744). Other early helpers of Sahu are named in this work on the basis of Marathi records. Ambu Pande is corrected by Rajwade as Amrit Rao Kadam Bande. [J. S.]