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Fall of the Mughal Empire v3.c34.s7.6

Fall of the Mughal Empire v3.c34.s7.6

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v3.c34.s7.6

From the carefully kept account-books of the Peshwas which have been preserved, we get an exact and detailed statement of the gains of the Maratha Government at Pathargarh. The total value of the gold and silver of all kinds including coins, was ten lakhs of Rupees. 2298 horses were found, out of which 1043 were given to the Emperor. Arms and munitions amounted only to three large cannon (each bearing a name), two jizails, seven zamburaks, 1842 cannon-balls, a hundred rockets and 530 maunds of powder, &c. [SPD. xxix. pp. 337-340, 343.]

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