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Rudroji, the heir of this family, complained to Sarkar Bahadur, the heir of this family, that half of the gold and jewels had been swallowed. As the Nizam showed indifference, the complaint continued to drag on. The Brahmin Peshwa of Satarakar tried to seize Umbaraj and Mokasa as the wife and children of Nizam Ramchandra Rao Jadhav Chandrasen, the son of Nizam's Maratha Sardar Nayak, were sheltered at Umbaraj. But in the beginning, the company government advised them not to interfere with the ancient land rights of this family, so some of the lands in the vicinity of Bijapur were handed over to the heirs of this family such as Mokasa Sardeshkat Naiki Sarpatilki. But the Peshwa's Bhat Sardar Patwardhan destroyed the Sringeri Math and swallowed the wealth of crores of rupees. At that time, the men of this family protected Shankaracharya by taking the advice of the aptesthas from Karnataka, so the Peshwa Sardar got angry and confiscated the land rights of this family at Bankapur. More than the damage done by the Nizam and Kekku Muslim Nababa, the Brahmin Peshwas brought a terrible crisis on this family by confiscating the land of this family in Konkan Phata, Karnataka etc. and giving it to someone else. In 1739, the men of this family helped Colonel Munroyas, an official of the Company Government, to resist the Peshwas in making the fort. He continued some of the Sardeshkatis here, with respect to the heirs of the family, which may have continued in 1766 when the Mokasa, Sarpatilaki, Hayak of Paveto Umbarj were destroyed. When the Rudrojis Company was offered first-class chieftaincy by the government and instead of Bombay, Madras, Konkan, Karnataka, near Bijapur, they refused it.

The Peshwas gave their land to Sardar Patwardhan by force and created a controversy. At that time, the ducks of this family bribed the Muslim maidservant and other caretakers and swallowed the antiquities of this family. They rebelled against Patvardhan and the British everyday by considering the above reasons. In 1747, after the battle with the English, Appaji, the grandson of Rudroji, hid in Pathagaon Khona in Navale village near Bhughargad and Sangameshwar area in Talkonkan and started living under the protection of distant brothers and relatives. Fed up, he joined the Bhughargad fort revolt of 1766 and fought bravely. Shitafi reached the banks of Dudh Ganga river at Hunugati from the corner of Kalyani Sarkar of Satara. The rebels allowed the company government's army to advance one kos daily from Kolhapur. Seeing his bravery, Firangi Lapkar was shocked. But due to the large army and heavy cannon fire, they were defeated and left the official who was caught unawares. But after negotiation by the Company Government, some minor rights and lands were restored to Appaji's brothers and relatives according to the Tahnama of Hinderwadi, but the main heir of this family had to lose their ancestral lands forever. The surprising thing is that Khandan Kalyan's Mahant survived till date with the help of Berad Raja and Bhauband of Solapur. By changing the names of the heirs in this family, the heirs of the main patrimonial rights of the brothers and sisters to recover their rights, lawsuits and lawsuits continue to be a continuous enterprise.

In Many cases of document corruption are observed daily. It would be appropriate to summarize some important observations and try to take them as they are. It is hoped that if there are any mistakes found in the writing such as some pages are torn, some articles are missing, difficult words, unclear syntax, etc. Many men and heirs of this family have copied documents, bakhari, articles, charters, decrees etc. Mahant, Purohit, Vishwagu, Chakar, Dhanik Savakar, Apteshta have Chahla for protection from the sifting of their portfolios. It has also been seen that many documents of complaint application against the Peshwa Patwardhan of Pune and the Nizam of Hyderabad against the Company Government have been collected and recorded serially by the Mahant of Kalyani and his friends from Karnataka.

In this work, it is found that Appa Nayak Deshpande and Kulkarni Grahasthas were kept safe in the Mahant's Math of Kalyan with the help of the congregants of the Kanekar family and Deshpande Mahajan of Vikrampur in Karnataka. But the mahant's family quarreled with each other, due to the conflict, some records went missing and many families were destroyed and it is difficult to mobilize them, however, Rudroji's grandson Appaji, who was the special heir of the original family, kept his original name secret for fear of the company government and called his family's brother Sarnobat, the heir of the fort, and called his inheritance, Ture Mokasa, Sardeshkat, Nadgounda, Sarpatilaki, Naiki etc. are found to have been continuously engaged in mining industry. Authentic decrees of Mughal Ali Adilshah, Shahaji, Shivaji etc. along with very important documents and some copies were available. In this family, the rest of the ancient heritage historical tools were also opened. But this task is difficult to carry out without the help of many learned linguists, intelligent, honest planets with great expense and effort. However, who says that the pride of the family, the hard work done by the heirs of this family is not appreciable, considering the deteriorated situation under further repair, they put a little special surprise from their loyal and faithful servant. This brief Kaifiyat was prepared on the orders of Rajnaiki Nayak Appajirao on the basis of authentic documents based on the accounts of men of this family and their Bhat Purohit.