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Raghoji II of Nagpur

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Tulshibag. Gardening experts were brought from Cuttack. A number of gardens are mentioned in the correspondence: Phutale lake, Sonegaon, Gulab (rose), Shivni, Induli, Hansaputi, Moti, and also personal gardens of Ramaji Tatya, Khushalpure, Umaji Mahadev, Manajirao Appasaheb Ghatge, Gujajiraje Babasaheb Gujar. Gardens of Telangkhedi, Sakardara and Najarbag were famous. The well-known lakes were Sakardara, Ambajhari, Telangkhedi, and Phutale.
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equitable and extremely simple system of government. After the Treaty of Deogaon, however, all this had changed. Raghuji II was deprived of a third of his territories, and he attempted to make up the loss of revenue from the remainder. The villages were mercilessly rack-rented, and many new taxes imposed.
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Like the contemporary kings, Raghuji was also fond of horses and his cavalry consisted of 10,000 horses. Horses from Lakhi jungle, along with Turki and Bhimthadi horses were purchased. The horse dealers were usually honoured with turbans and shawls. Raghuji was a superb rider of high pedigree horses
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There were four quadrangles and four halls of mirrors in this new palace. The Palace had 2 storeys and five halls of mirrors. Raghuji founded one new ward at Sonegaon. The temples of Tulshibag and Ram-Kshetra and one in Induli garden were built. Raghuji had the fort of Umred built and a map of Sioni
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describes another garden of Raghuji himself: "It is small but pretty; and the numerous buildings and splendid decoration are elegant. The effect is particularly pleasing at night, when the fountains play and the whole garden is illuminated." In 1792 Raghuji spent rupees 2 lakhs for the building of
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Daily, forty Brahmins dined in the Nagpur Bhonsle Palace. Raghuji built several temples and had idols of Vishnu, Lakshmi and Garuda ordered from Pune to be installed. Religious functions were marked by the distribution of lavish grants to the Brahmins. Cows with golden tops on the horns and silver
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In spite of his weaknesses, Raghuji II's rule was lauded by many. Blunt, while travelling in 1795, entered the dominion of the Bhonsles and wrote, "The change of the scene was truly gratifying: and the Maratha government being well established and the country highly cultivated, we met with civil
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were military chiefs with the habits of rough soldiers, connected by blood and by constant familiar interaction with all their principal officers. Up to 1792 their territories were seldom the theater of hostilities, and the area of cultivation and revenue continued to increase under a fairly
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came and performed their dances. Singers were rewarded after their test was taken. Lady singers like Krishna, Bagi, Gendi, and male singers like Alamshayen, Jafar Khan and Mithumia from Lucknow, and Karim Khan had their sittings in the Maratha kingdom.
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hoofs were given to the Brahmins on the day of eclipse. Nearly one lakh every year were spent on charity. Throughout the year several festivals were celebrated with pomp and pleasure.
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from the Bhonsles. In 1807 Raghuji sent his army and captured Cainpurvadi and Cankigad of the Bhopal territory. Later he entered into an agreement with the
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was given one bungalow in the Telangkhedi garden by the Maratha King. Henry describes it thus "The garden is laid out in straight walks with cut hedges".
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Nagpur At The End Of The Eighteenth Century (Social Life) by P.L. Saswadkar from Proceedings of the Indian History Congress Vol. 31 (1969), pp. 399-414
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The pay of the troops was in arrears, and they maintained themselves by plundering the cultivators, while at the same time commenced the raids of the
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To the close of the 18th century the Maratha administration had been on the whole good, and the country had prospered. The first four of the
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treatment and abundance of every species of grain." Nagpur, under Raghuji II, was a prosperous and jubilant city in the eighteenth century.
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came to Nagpur. Masons and carpenters employed for building the new Bhonsle Palace were rewarded with golden bracelets worth Rs. 250 each.
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for a concerted attack on Bhopal. The two armies besieged Bhopal fort in 1814. But Raghuji withdrew his forces when the
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like his ancestors and appreciated and rewarded excellent riders with gold bracelets and clothes of honour.
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The Maratha sardars and the Nagpur Bhonsle family had many pastimes. Raghuji amused himself by witnessing
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to be his chosen heir. Janoji died in 1772, and his brothers fought for succession, until
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Dancing girls from far and wide came to Nagpur for their performances. Venkat Narsi from
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The Nagpur Kingdom reached its greatest extent in the first half of Raghuji's reign.
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and the lower Narmada valley between 1796 and 1798. In 1803 Raghuji united with
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Maratha Generals and Personalities: A gist of great personalities of Marathas
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Nagpur at the end of the eighteenth century was a city of lakes and gardens.
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Raghuji died on 22 March 1816 and succeeded by his son Parsoji II.
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RÄ€U, Vakeel of the Maha Ranees of Nagpore HANUMANT (1854).
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There were more than 1500 wells in Nagpur city alone.
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Index

Raghoji II Bhonsle

Raja
Nagpur
Raghoji II
Nagpur
Baka Bai
Issue
Raghuji Bhonsle III
House
Bhonsles of Nagpur
Madhoji Bhonsle
Hinduism
Maratha
Kingdom of Nagpur
Janoji Bhonsle
Madhoji
Battle of Panchgaon
Colebrooke
Delhi
Cuttack
Kashi
Henry Thomas Colebrooke
Henry Thomas Colebrooke
animal fights
game of chance
horse riding
Karnataka
Pune
Ujjain

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