Shivaji and His Times c20.s8.t1.21

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¹¹⁷ 91 qalmi Bakhar, also called 96 qalmi Bakhar, containing that number of paragraphs (mostly very short.) The manuscript from which Rajwade printed his text (in vol. ix. of his Sadhanen) is described in the colophon as in the handwriting of Khando Anaji Malkare, the son of Anaji Ranganath Malkare, who was appointed accountant (majmuadar) of the army of Hambir Rao by Shivaji. An incorrect text (with many variants) is printed in Parasnis's Bharat-varsha. It is the same work as the "Raigarh Life of Shivaji," (Eng. trans. in Forrest's Selections from the Letters &c., in the Bombay Secretariat, Maratha Series, vol. i, pp. 1-22, 1885). The