Fall of the Mughal Empire v4.c47.s1.14

v4.c47.s1.14

About 18th January 1792, the Jaipur Rajah met Tukoji Holkar at Daosā and made an agreement for hiring a brigade under Bāpu Rao Holkar for wresting his lost territories from the Rajah of Alwar, on condition of half the conquests being given to Holkar. (D.Y. ii. 9.) Peace having been thus made with the Marathas, and both their great leaders having at last vacated Rajputana, the Jaipur ministers entered on a vigorous campaign for bringing their refractory vassals to submission. In Alwar, Khush-hāl-garh and several other fortalices were recovered; and Holkar's administration was set up in Kāmā, which had originally belonged to the house of Jaipur. (Chandra. ii. 91. D.Y. S. 60, ii. 9. M.D. ii. 235.) A Jaipur force under Chaturbhuj Haldiā and Nanhé Khan Arab, took the rebel stronghold of Jhilāi.