Fall of the Mughal Empire v1.c11.s3.41

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∗ Bālaji Rāo on his part gave the following written undertaking:—(1) To visit the Emperor. (2) No Marātha was to cross the Narmadā; if any one did it, the Peshwā held himself responsible for his acts. (3) Not to disturb any province except Mālwa. (4) Not to ask ever in future for any money above what was granted already. (5) One Marātha general at the head of 500 horse was to serve constantly in the Emperor's army. (6) When the imperialists issued on any campaign, the Peshwā would join them with 4,000 men. If the Emperor asked for the aid of more men, these additional troops were to be paid their subsistence by the Delhi Government. (S.P.D., xv. page 97.)