The Sangli State
The Sangli State
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2nd December a. D. 1802.
37 the Patwardhans were not divided. But with the proverbial policy of a paternal uncle, Gangadharrao, uncle of Chintamanrao, appropriated for himself considerable pro- perty during the latter's minority. While Chintamanrao was engaged in the campaign against Dhondia Waugh, he further tried to usurp some of his Jahagir. This led to family dissensions and feuds amongst Patwardhans, and ultimately to their sepa- rate divisions and shares, which brought into existence the ...present States of Sangli and Miraj. The seeds of dissensions sown at one place spread subsequently to other branches of the Patwardhans, which were likewise divided later on into separate shares, forming Jamkhandi, Kurundwad and the lapsed Jahagirs of Tasgaon, Chinchani, Soni, Kagwad and others. The account of these feuds needs no mention here, and it must be admitted that it reflects little credit on the persons concerned and only goes to show how selfishness, jealousy and ill-feel- ing had taken the place of patriotism, self-sacrifice and high sense of duty, — the noble qualities of the Parwardhans.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2nd December a. D. 1802.
37 the Patwardhans were not divided. But with the proverbial policy of a paternal uncle, Gangadharrao, uncle of Chintamanrao, appropriated for himself considerable pro- perty during the latter's minority. While Chintamanrao was engaged in the campaign against Dhondia Waugh, he further tried to usurp some of his Jahagir. This led to family dissensions and feuds amongst Patwardhans, and ultimately to their sepa- rate divisions and shares, which brought into existence the ...present States of Sangli and Miraj. The seeds of dissensions sown at one place spread subsequently to other branches of the Patwardhans, which were likewise divided later on into separate shares, forming Jamkhandi, Kurundwad and the lapsed Jahagirs of Tasgaon, Chinchani, Soni, Kagwad and others. The account of these feuds needs no mention here, and it must be admitted that it reflects little credit on the persons concerned and only goes to show how selfishness, jealousy and ill-feel- ing had taken the place of patriotism, self-sacrifice and high sense of duty, — the noble qualities of the Parwardhans.
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