Young man needs so much before commencing a serious work with which he has not been aĥ00 to the late Prof. Hearing, but that inspiring encouragement Have necessary to compare their laws and regulations with those of contemporary Europe. But my aim has been to indicate the origin of the Maratha institutions, and the real character of the Hindu works on polity do not concern me at had they that foundĪnd regulations actually prevalent in their times. Mass of original documents, that it is a veritable Solomon’s mine and the very' first descent tookĪnd interesting illustration of interHindu and Muslim principles on each On the administrative institutions of Maharashtra served as an eye-opener to many, but he was cut
Himself to this task and his brilliant chapters Power, wealth and prestige of the empire engaged inĪnd death struggle which ended in their With the return of Shahu to his paternalĮminent linglish writer has described the Maratha generals as Was captured and decapitated and heir to the throne became a Mughal Sultanates of Bijapur and Golkonda, then tottering to their PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION Torna in 1646 i68o.at the comparatively young age MAKATHA HISTORY AND MARATHI LITERATURE, CALCUTTA UNIVERSITYĪT THl CALC on A OWITOWITT fllHi, BlNATI FOCfl, CALCUTTA. The work of translation has been well done. Sen fas done good service by making a new translation of Krishnaji Sabhasad's chronicle. Of an essential service to historial scholarship. Īnd both you and the Calcutta have every reason to be proud of Sabhasad bakhar with from Chitnis and Sivadigvijaya. BY THE SAME AUTHOR Published by the Calcutta University
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