History of Aurangzib, Based on Original Sources v1.c6.25

v1.c6.25

(3) The Sultan of Bijapur was to retain all his ancestral territory with the following additions from the Ahmadnagar kingdom :—in the west, the Sholapur and Wangi mahals, between the Bhima and the Sina rivers, including the forts of Sholapur and Parenda; in the north-east, the *parganahs* of Bhalki and Chidgupa;* and that portion of the Konkan which had once belonged to the Nizam Shahs, including the Puna and Chakan districts. These acquisitions comprised 50 *parganahs* and yielded a revenue of 20 lakhs of *hun* (or eighty lakhs of rupees). The rest of the Nizam Shahi dominion was to be recognized as annexed to the Empire beyond question or doubt.