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माळव्याची सनद

माळवा हा मध्ययुगीन भारतातला एक अत्यंत महत्वाचा प्रांत होता. तत्कालीन माळवा सुभ्याच्या सीमा ह्या ढोबळमनाने आजच्या मध्य प्रदेश राज्याशी...

Sardars of the Peshwas: The Phadkes

The 18th century saw the rise of several powerful noble families in Maharashtra. One such family was the Phadkes. Like many before him,...

A History of the Konkanastha Deshastha Feud

The sociologist Shridhar Ketkar has defined caste as a social group that practices endogamy and whose membership is confined to people...

Of Mangoes and The Mughals

Babur was the first of the Mughals to flee Samarkhand and arrive in India on the invitation of Daulat Khan Lodhi, the governor of Lahore....

Zodiac Signs of the Peshwas

Zodiac signs are 12 divisions of the zodiac, each named after a constellation. A person's zodiac sign is assigned at birth, sun signs are...

A list of Peshwa-era temples in Pune

The Peshwas presided over Pune from 1729 to 1818, a period of over 90 years. During their reign, they made indelible changes to the city...

Sardars of the Peshwas: The Pethes

The Pethes were originally a family from Guhagar where they, like many other noble families from Konkan like the Mores, Gokhales, and...

Samadhis of the Peshwas

Commemorating the dead is a long tradition in India, whether in the form of Veergals, Stupas or caves dug in memory of someone. Sometime...

Sardars of the Peshwas: The Rastes and Wai

Wai is a pristine temple town situated at the foothills of the Sahyadris with the Krishna river, revered by the Waikars as Krishnamai,...

Sardars of the Peshwas: The Barves

The Barves had been employed in the services of the Maratha Empire since the times of Shivaji Maharaj. They were a family of money...

Sardars of the Peshwas: The Mehendales

Towards the end of the 17th century, two families crossed the Sahyadris, leaving behind their homes in the Konkan belt, in search of...

Sardars of the Peshwas: The Rastes

The tale of the Rastes starts centuries before today, as a family called the Gokhales native to a small town called Velneshwar off the...

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