- the
Maratha People: From the
death of
Shahu to the end of the
Chitpavan epic. Vol. III. S. Chand. Kulakarṇī, A. Rā (1996).
Marathas and the
Marathas Country:...
- from the
Marathas, who had
gained control of
Delhi after defeating the
Mughals in the
Battle of
Delhi (1757).
Adina Beg
offered the
Marathas a
large daily...
- of the
members of the
Maratha caste were farmers.
Marathas are
subdivided into 96
different clans,
known as the 96 Kuli
Marathas or Shahānnau Kule. Three...
-
forces had laid
siege to Fort Ramsej. But the
Marathas did not suc****b to this onslaught. The
Marathas prepared and
defended against the attack, and it...
-
returned to
Rajgad while representative Maratha officers continued to stay in Aurangabad. In this period, the
Marathas under Sambhaji fought alongside the...
- W.
Wiggins (1989).
Maratha Mints and Coinage, Nashik:
Indian Institute of
Research in
Numismatic Studies, pp.205–6 "The
Marathas: Post
Shahu Chatrapatis...
-
Stewart (1993), The
Marathas 1600–1818,
Cambridge University Press, ISBN 978-0-521-26883-7 Gordon,
Stewart (2007). The
Marathas 1600–1818. Cambridge...
- devastation. The
Marathas initially succeeded against the
Bengali forces at the
Battle of
Jaipur however,
throughout all of
their attempts the
Marathas were never...
- The
Marathas defeated his
force on 28
March 1737 in
outskirts of
Delhi at Rikabganj. When the news of the
defeat of the
Mughal troops by the
Marathas spread...
- The
Maratha Clan
System (also
referred to as
Shahannava Kuli
Marathas, 96 Kuli
Marathas)
refers to the 96
Maratha clans. The
clans together form the Maratha...
