Fall of the Mughal Empire v4.c53.s3.38
Fall of the Mughal Empire v4.c53.s3.38
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v4.c53.s3.38
Lakhwā Dādā's second term of viceroyalty which began in November 1799, gave some months of peace and order to Sindhiā's North Indian dominions. The Widows had been pacified by mutual friends and were now living at peace in Tuljāpur. Jaswant Rao Holkar's mischievous activity had been arrested for a time by his loss of supporters. "With the appointment of Bālobā Tātyā as the Dīwān of Sindhiā, Lakhwā Dādā's position was strengthened and he ruled over Hindusthan with vigour, putting down disturbances and restoring peace by settling private quarrels." (P.R.C. ix. p. viii.)