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In 1625, Bhoj Raja would be attacked by Hastinapura in northern India. He became a close friend of Gopal Singh Chandrawat and his son Himmat Singh. In 1625, when Bhoj Raj ran to help him, he was wounded and sick with pain. It is evident from his written letter Vampavahara that his mutual intimacy improved and his love increased. When Orgjebadha Shahzada Akbar remained under the protection of Ramji in Konkan in the guise of a fakir, with the help of Ramji's dependents, Pratsiga secretly took help in the daring task of evacuating Shahzada from Malvan II to Rajapur in a Firanga ship. At this time Shahjadya presented Ramjis with two precious swords as a reward, one of which was the Samsher named Alamgir. Until today, the inheritance of this family was safe. Sambhaji was killed by the Mughals. All the Marathas were filled with anger. Best wishes to Rajaram and his familyKnowing that Ramjit needs someone's help to reach him safely, he went to Konkan Karnataka. Betuji Anandrao Hajnur Rao Mahadji Sidoji and others dared to do this precious feat secretly. Mogul Mutsadi was not impressed by his halbali. That's his. The Mughal Hindu chieftains in the north and the Firangi ambassadors in the Konkan were fitured and took up his abode.

It is found from the documents that Ramji's nephew Vituji Ghelgi agreed with Vibabai to stay at the fort. Mahadji Sidoji and Baloji in the Karad Pathan valley around Satara were seen by King Rama pleased with his bravery to resume their ancient traditions. Santaji Ghorpade, the village of Wagapur on the top of Ramji's old homeland, forcibly seized it. She gave them back, Tarabai also trusted Ramji's Bhaiband and performed important feats in Konkan, Karnataka region. It is found from the document that she attended Ramji's grandson Barsha Ramayi caste and gave a gold chambu and as a donation. These objects are still safe in the dynasty, Tarabai issued decrees to continue her ancient rights cash assignment Badstur, which she had obtained with the help of Santaji, but later in the Bhaibandi conflict at Kolhapur Satara, the Peshwas usurped their Konkan anonymously from the ancient Batna of Karnataka. The ancestors of this family never claimed ownership of the Peshwas. Hyder Tipu, however, kept some of his ancient rights in Badami, Balkapur in Karnataka without taking a bad look. But when the Brahmin subedars of the Peshwas regained it, Malharrao Holkar promised to continue his two holdings in the east of Balkapur, but the Peshwas' Sardar Patvardhan i.e. treacherously usurped them. The tissue came into conflict. A large army of Peshwas was chased away. As soon as this family started losing weight in this area, Yenuji, son of Motebar and Labai Ramji, was married to Parvatibai, daughter of Prabhugaonkar of Malusare. Yemoji's son Veer Vishnu was married to Krishna More Jamblikar's daughter Kamaladevi. Veer Vishnu's son Kamaloji was married to Bankuji Shinde Torgalkar's daughter Radhabai.

Telepji alias Rudroji was married to Chandojirao More's daughter Mahadevi and the second marriage was to Suryaji Satna Sardesai's daughter Virubai. But at the same time Peshwas did by the British, the Peshwas merged the Yadarav family's village of Uraya Vatan, Mokasa Anandrao Patwardhan in the Jahagiri, Umbriz settled in 1747, Chinchujikar Patwardhan made a strong attack with the help of the British. From Solapur, the British called for fresh troops with cannons. Rudraji's son Sukdev and his wife Akkadevi fought bravely and reached the ear. Their umbrellas are still there. As Rudroji was completely defeated, he along with his five-six-year-old grandson Appaji hid in lower Konkan under the protection of Bhaiband and relatives. His Kalyani, Bankapur and Badshahi Mansabdari rights in Moghlai were difficult to obtain. The Nizam refused to implement the imperial decree of Astal Sanada. The British also confiscated their Mokasa Sardeshkat Nike Nadgounda rights. A huge reward has been announced for the person who captures him and his Barasas. Due to these reasons, the family suffered great loss and became very miserable, what can be described. As above, the proof paper copied by Appaji from the old Bakhar is worn and torn and some words are difficult and unintelligible. The part of the second goat was written in abbreviated form as follows.

Kalyani from Mughals, fort rights of Bankapur, Mokasa, Sardeshkat, Naiki, Nadgowda Sarpatilki watne Bataji Tardevli Umbarj from Karnataka as a charter to drive Uttampusha from Rudrojipaveto to the male of this family was granted by inheritance from Sabaji to Rudrojipaveto by Nizam of Hyderabad, the southern subhedar of Mughals. Yamji did not give the usufruct of the aforesaid land to his son Vishnu, his son Naroji. But due to Maratha Nizam Hyder Akhu fighting in the south, their Kadami lands will remain under the control of Marathas and sometimes Nizams. Carnatic Batani frequents under Haider Tipu's Amla. These reasons are due to the legacy of this family damaged. The Nizam repaired the Kalyani fort in 1717 A.D. and kept his Janankhana safe, fearing an attack by the Marathas. The property in the fort of the Haya family belonged to Umbharaj. Temple servants in the fort, priests kept clerks for the Pujari's puja. But the Nizam's squires killed him by raising a strong cordon. Bhujadevi's jewel-encrusted statue of Bhujadevi, which adorned the building of the old temple, was broken. Temple and Idol Revenue Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb had promised to protect the Kalyani government from the time of 1576, but the Nizam recklessly destroyed the idol and destroyed his promise.
