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, Ohananjaylfrao Gadgil Librar, I~~~ I~m M~ 111m I~! IIIU ml ~n GIPE~PUNE-O 17873 f c~ ~ ~ ~ a: c( z 0 ...J uj ~ cC ...J UJ > 0m ...cC c( J: "0 z C fIJ UJ ..J Q. 1 ...til 4 Rcrre.. 5 ~ t- h 011 CENTRAL PROVINCES DISTRICT GAZETTEERS BULDANA -DISTRICT VOLUME A DESCRIPTIVE EDIT® BY A. E. NELSON, I.C.S. CALCUTTA PRINTED AT THE BAPTIS'!' MISSION PRESS 1910 U12711~ J)G·'7' I l'""lea- 7 3 u ~ 2. 71,[( ~\h~r3fTJrrom the ~ L s: I:1br aIY. PREFATORY NOTE. The Taluk Reports of the original settlement were written by Major Anderson (Malkapur and Khamgaon) and by' Captain Elphinstone (J algaon, Mehkar and Chikhli) I and those of the revision settlement by Mr. F. W. Francis. The old Berar Gazetteer (1870) by Sir A. C. Lyall is a work of permanent value, and 9.uotations from it have been freely inserted in this Volume. Large extracts have also been taken from Mr. E. J. Kitts' Census Report of 1881, which is still the main authority for the castes and religion of Berar. Part of Chapter I and a few of the articles in the Appendix have been written by Mr. \Vils~n, I.C.S. Mr. Fermor of the Geological Suryey is responsible for the articles on Geology and Minerals. Chapter II, History and Archreology. is the work of :\Iajor Haig. The Sections on Botany, Wild Animals a'nd Forests are based entirely on notes supplied by Mr. Shrinivasulu Naidu, Divisional Forest Officer. The Chapter on Agriculture is from the pen of Mr. Clouston, Deputy-Director of Agriculture. Mr. Currie, Deputy Commissioner, has contributed the Chapter on General Administration (IX) and has also read the whole book through in proof. The Editor is also indebted for infor~ mation on various subjects to Mr. Damle, Pleader of Buldana, and Mr. L. G. Deshpande, Extra ~sistant Commissioner. -Mr. Hira Lii1, Assistant Superintendent of Gazetteer, has given much assistance in the compila­ tion of the Volume. A. E. N. NAG PUR : 30th June, 1909. BULDANA DISTRICT GAZETTEER. CONTENTS. LIST OP DEPUTY CoMMISSIONERS WHO HAVE HELD CHARGE OP THE DISTRICT I CHAPTER I.--GENERAL DESCRIPTION. Page BOUNDARmS AND PHYSICAL FEATURES 1-5 GEOLOGY 5-1 3 BOTANY 13-16 \VILD ANIMALS A.."?ID BIRDS 16-19 RAINFALL AND CLIMATE 19-;-23 CHAPTER II.-mSTORY AND ARCHlEOLOGY. HIsTORY 24-54 ARCII1I«>LOGY 54-59 CHAPTER III.~POPULATION. STAnSTICS OF POPULATION ., 6Q---71 REUGION 71-100 CASTE •• 101-153 SOCIAL LIFE AND CUSTOMS 153-165 LEADING FAMILIES 165-1 77 CHAPTER IV-AGRICULTURE. SoILS •• 178-181 STAnSTICS OF CULTIVATION 181-183 CRoPS 183-213 FARM STOCK 213-225 iv CONTENTS. CHAPTER V.-LOANS, PRICES, \VAGES, MANUFAC­ TURES,. TRADE AND COM}{UNICATIONS. Page LoANS 226!-'239 PRICES 239-243 WAGES .. 243-247 MANu:FACTU"ImS .. 247-265 TRADE 265-1.77 CoMMUNICATIONS. ; 277-288 CHAPTER VI.-FORESTS AND MINERALS. FOUSTS 28g-298 MnmRAI.S 299-30 9 CHAPTER VII.-FAMINE 310-324 CHAPTI<:R VIII.-LAND REVENUE ADMIN- ISTRATION .. 325-377 CHAPTER IX.-.GENERAL ,ADMINISTRA- TION .. 378-393 . ' ApPENDzx.-Gazetteer of Taluks, Towns, Im- , portat;lt Villages, Rivers and Hills .. 397--470 LIST OF MAPS AND PHOTOGRAPHS. Pags I. Temples' and ghat above Lake, Lonar ,. ProntispvDS 2. District map 1 3. Geological map .. 5 4. North face of temple, Lonar 54 5. North view of temple west of village Dhotra 57 6. Interior of large temple, Satgaon 74 7. Old masjid, Anjani Khurd " <)6 B. East view of temple, Satgaon ISS .' 9. Khamgaon bullock 215 10. Interior of a ginning factory 25'2 II. Exterior of a ginning factory , 256 12. A scene at Dhanora Fair, J algaon Taluk 2EY] 13. :\Iap of railways and roads .. 277 14. Lake, Lonar 299 IS. Colossal feet and hand. Amrapur .. 39R 16. Old temple from north-east, Dhotra 417 17. Mosque at Fatehkhelda 4IB lB. Enlarged view of temple entrance, Kothali 19· Large tank and east of town with bal- cony, Lonar 20. Interior of Dharamsala, Lonar 21. North colonnades of temple, :\!ehkar 22. Large ~mple from north, Satgaon 23. Temple and tank, Sendurjana PARAGRAPH INDEX. CHAPTER I.-GENERAl, DESCRIPTION. Page Boundaries and Physical Features- 1. Extent and boundaries .. I 2. Balaghat , • - 2 3. Payanghat 3 4. Elevation ib. 5. Rivers 4 Geology- 6. Geological formation, hills, etc. 5 7. Puma alluvium ib. 8. Formation of the alluvium '9 Botany~ 9. Botany 13 JVil.d Animals and Birds­ IO. Wild animals .16 II. Birds 18 , . 12. Deaths from wild animals ..... .­ ib. Rain/all and Cl1:mate- 13. Rainfall 19 14. Influence of _rainfall pn agricu1- . ture 21 15. Temperature and climate 22 ~ER n.-HISTORY AND ARCIL£OLOGY. 16. Hindu period 17. The first appearance of l\Iusalmans 18. Berar under Shikkdars 19. The Bahmanis viii PARAGRAPH INDEX. H istory-c;ontd. 20. War between the Deccan and Khan- desh 28 2 I. Battle of Rohankhed 29 22. The king of l\Ialwa invades the Deccan 30 23. Berar divided into two provinces 3t 24. _ Berar a~ independent kingdom 32 25. War with Ahmadnagar ib. 26. Darya Imad Shah and invasion of Berar 33 27. Berar annexed to Ahmadnagar 34 28. Field operations in the Buldana Dis­ trict and anarchy at Ahmadnagar 2Q. Battle of Rohankhed 30. Cession of Berar to Akbar / . 31. - Th~ .i\in-i-AkbarI 32 Accession of J ahangfr .• .33. Operations against Malik Ambar 34. The'Mughals again checked 35. Defeat of Malik Ambar 36. I Buldana again in the hands of the Deccanis .• 43 37; War between Delhi and Ahmadnagar 44 38. ,Famine tb. ~9. 'Fall of Dattlatabad and reorganiza­ tion of the Deccan administra- tive divisions .. 40. Accession of Aurangzeb 4I. Intrigues again~t Nizam-ul-Mulk 42. l3attle of Shakarkhelda •• 43. The Marathas •• 44. Disturbances at Aurangabad and at- tack on Sindkhed _.. 49 PARAGRAPH ~EX. ix Page H istory-contd. 45. The second Maratha war 50 46. The Pindaris and the revenue farm- ers 51 47. Affray at Malkapur 52 48. The Assignment ib. 49. Progress since the Mutiny 53 Archaology- . 50. Architectural remains. Lonar 54 5 r. Mehkar . • 56 52. Hindu shrines at Deulgaon Raja and other places 57 53. Fatehkhe1da and Rohankhed 58 CHAPTER IIl.-POPULATION. Statistics 0/ Population- 54. Statistics of area and population. density, towns and villages '60 55. Growth of population 62 56. Vital statistics 64 57. Diseases 6S 58. ~ation 66 59. Occupa;"on ". 67 60. Langua " lIarathi ·. 69 6 I. Other la guages .. 7I Religion- I 62. Statistics of religion ib. 63· Hinduism. Popular religion 72 64" External influences tb. 65- Need of Brahman priests 73 66. Worship of Mahadeo ib. 67· Worship of DevI .. 74 68. Maroti 75 (X). Ancestor worship . ' , ib • x PARAGRAPH INDEX. Religioll<-contd. 70. yeneration of heroes and saints 76 " 71. Ghosts 77 72. Demon gods and goddesses 79 73. Tree worship 80 7+ Serpent worship 81 75. Metempsychosis ·82 76. Sorc~ry and witchcraft. ib. 77. Omens ib. 78. Worship of implements of handi- craft 83 79. The religion of an ordinary Hindu 84 80. His actual working belief 86 81. His standards of right and wrong and his belief as to the consequence if he disregards them ib. 82. Lingayat sect 87 83. Jainism 90 Rt.. Muhammadans 92 85. The religion of an ordinary Musalman and his actual working belief 94 86. Religious organisation. Religious oflicers .• 87. Five duties of the Muslim law 88. Religious practice 89. Conversion to Islam ib. , 90. Festivals 97 91. Christians 100 Caste- 92. Principal castes, number and 0c- cupation •• lOX 93. Social position of the various castes •• 102 94. Castes of good social standing ib. PARAGRAPH INDEX. xi Page Caste-<:on td. 95· Castes of inferior social position 104 96 . Variety of opinion 107 97· Andh ib. 98· Bairagi 108 99· Banjara ib. 100. Bari IIO 101. Bedar III 102. Beldar ib. 103. Bhangi ib. 104. Bhoi ib. 105. Borekar II2 106. Brahman ib. 107. Thread ceremony II4 108. Marriage ceremony II5 109. Burud II7 lIO. Chambhar 'io. III. Dhangar · . Its 1I2. Dhobi ib. II3· Dohor ib. I14· Gaoli · . Il9 II". Ghisadi 120 lI6. Golak ib. II7· Gond · . ib. u8. GoridhalI 121 1I9· Gosawi · . ib. 120. Gurao ib. 121. Jangam ·. 122 122. Jat ib. 123. Jirayat ib. 124. Jogi ib. 125. Josh! ib. 126. Kalal ifl.. 127. Kasar ·. ib. x.ii PARAGRAPH INDEX. Pagl Caste-contd. 128. Kayasth and Parbhu 123 129. Khatik ib. 130 • Kolhati tb 131. Koli ib. 132 . Koshti ib. 133· Kumbhar ~b. 134· Kunbi ib 135· Laci 129 136. Lohar ib. 137· ~fahar. Customs and ceremonies ib 138. Religion 13° 139· Super...,titiollS 132 140 . Somas Mahars and other diyi- <;lOns ib I4I. ~ocial life and village duties of the Mahars 133 142 . Mali 134 143· Manbhao 136 144· :\lang ib 145· Status in village 137 146. Subdivisions ib. 147· Customs and religious obser- vances 138 148. Maratha ib. 149· Mhali 141 ISO. Musalman ib. 151. Pancha! 142 15 2 . Pardhi 'ib. 153· Omens and ordeals 143 154· Pathrat 144 155· Raj put ib. 156. Rangari 145 157· Shimpi ib. PARAGRAPH INDEX. xiii Page Caste-contd. ISS. Sonar 145 159. Sutar ~46 160. Takari ib. 161. Te1i ib. 162. Thakur ib. 163. Vidur ib. 164. Waddar 147 165. Wani ib. 166. Wanjari ib. 167. Criminal classes ISO Social Life and Customs- 16S. Names of villages 153 169. Construction of houses 154 170. Pregnancy and birth customs ISS 171. Marriage ISS 172. Death rites .. 1.59 173. Standard of comfort 162 174. CharacteristicS of the people' 163 Leading F amilies- 175. General notice 165 176.
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