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14 Bibliography.Pdf 3T) sjucbif^id umfi^ch ^f^ ^ir«r^ : (English) A) PUNE ARCHIVES %) Chitnisi Daftar, Rumal no.52. R] Jath -Karajagi, Rumal no .56. ?) Jath -Karajagi, Rumal no .06. x] Jath-Karajagi, Rumal no .21. ^) Phadposie Daftar, Rumal no.41. ^) Peshave Daftar, Dafales file. vs] Praganejath, Rumal no. 10. 6) Prant Ammal Satara, Rumal no.38. '^] Satara Maharaja Devastan, Rumal no .28. \ o) Deccan Commissioner's Record - Vol.no. 266,273, 274,275,276, 277, 278, 386, 388, 390, 391,403,415,417,420. B) BOMBAY ARCHIVES 1) Adjudication of AUienations in The Jath State, Briefly called Inam Rules 1919. 2) Map of Jath State. 3] Political and Services Department, File no. 3445/46(18]. 4) Political and Services Department, File no. 3445/46(9). 5) Political and Services Department, File no. 1949(22]. 6] Political and Services Department, File no. 2325/46. 7] Varaious Administration Report of Jath Satae. 8] Jath State Bank Act -1940. 377 C) SANGLI COLLECTORATE HUZUR RECORD 1) The Jath State Legislative Assembly Act, 1947. 2] The Government of Jath Act, 1947. ^) Mchlf^lct Umif^ch ^f^ ^n^ fEnglish) A) Annual Administration Report of Jath State 1904-05, 1905-06, 1906-07, 1907-08, 1908-09, 1909-10, 1910- 11, 1912-13, 1913-14, 1915-16, 1917-18, 1918-19, 1920-21, 1922-23,1923-24,1925-26,1928-29,1932-33,1933-34,1934-35, 1935-36,1936-37, 1937-38, 1939-40, 1940-41, 1941-42, 1942- 43, B) GAZETTEERS 1) Bombay Presidency Gazetteers, 19-Sateara, Mumbai Central Press, Bombay, 1885. 2) Bombay Presidency Gazetteers part XXlll -B, Bijapur- Jath- Daflapur, Government central Press, Mumbai, 1905. 3) Gazetteer of the Bombay presidency Vol-XXIV, Bombay, 1905. 4) The Bombay Government Gazetteer, Part-I Jan to June 1948. 5] Maharashatra State Gazetteer, Sangali District,Government of Maharashtra, Govt printing press Bombay, 1969. 6) Imperial Gazetteer of India Provincial Series Bombay Presidency, V^Dl-lI. New Delhi. 1985. C) 3T3i^Fnf^ MmPlch ^f^ ^rm^ (TRT^) 378 ^) fiHoAclotui TsTTt-, 'H|U|^!^n -H'^Wjdl 3Trf&T 3TTR5TCTT' "^ H^l^cl TT^^RFT TlT^Fr t%^7PT H^KIt^ ^m^TT ^srf, ^<^<io K) f%.^. Rj^N, '^Kc1c|t(Ti| TT^zrjrfrT ^R:ichl^| (^.^ ^^^ ^ ^^^^)' 5,) RdlHun ^?T^W5^. 'WTe^ f^e^l^l ffrfW^TT^ ^c|u[mV 3TTf^rq- ychlJ^M, WTe^, ^o^^. Vs) ^.^. MK4HH14H, '^IdKI ^^ ^ftzg"' P{^ W^ t^, •^F%, ^<^o^. 6) ^.^. •^T^, '«ftT^ T^T^r^rra" ^i^iciiMl ii^Rj^n ^TFT —^' t^=^^ ^^^f^^eR dl-Hc^VM ^ft^TFTZt, 3^ ^*^^^. 9,) TTt.^. -H^^'Wll, 'Q.Rl^irych fcj<iu^l^l c|"i^llc|ail 'Jlc^i^'ci ^Zc? ^ ^o) ^.:gt. <cicn, 'TRrar ^^ocAMi ifcf^ra" ^^PT—^ ^c^iui 3^ -^w^ ^R) ^"^in- fTft^, 'Hiui^i^l : ^^^FFT 3TTf^ 'WH-Wl' H|U|4|J|| ^T^^TTR" %'^) "^^wv^rmt ^TT^ft, 'wist f^^^^rrrr 7^—^' H^KH^ TTS^ ^HIRCM ^Y) R^'JV-M <M<5XM| ^. oRTftTT^, '^ <MJ-HI %#^ ^Jcff^RT ^^Tf^' Tff^ 379 l\3) ^. -R. •R\^ (W^). 'H^\<\^ •MNV'HOch 3T«T^ WJ^ c||f^ch ^IM<H'iJ^' c^t^J^fW t^lM-ym ^nt, ^^^K. g^, ^^—^? 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S) ^.TT^. -yl^lcbi (^TTT) TTOBT Hf^<l^ #. <IH<|ci R|^IHR< ^N^Wocr^ 381 F) ti^l^cfl : ^) TP^ f^MILMi chNc^, 15^t^FT ^TfWT ^5TcT, t^^TT^ ^^/o^/Ro^?. ^) ^ftT=Rft ^^oc<| qrf^, -^ ftf^ C^^UMI Hld-i^H, f^T^,^5TcT, 5,) HdlLMI ryc-t||u^| t|4|^H, ^^RT^T t^f^, RHI^H ^^/OH,/^O^^. ^9) ^JM'CKICI c^^uKid ^^^, ^5^ HHlRc^ ^^RT, <^) MI^!^ 3^^ ^T^^, ^5^^ ^^Tc? <+>KlRl<, ^^T^, <^) ^. 4H]HUU|| r^KJIddl (J^sntt), TT^J^jRf^T^ ^^^?TR ^H^. f^^TRT ^ English A) Unpublished Ph.D Thesis 1) V.N. Hanmane, 'Dafales of Jath ' Shivaji University Kolhapur, 1994. B) Boolcs. 1) A.R. Kulkarni, ' Maharashtra In the age of Shivaji Prabha Prakashan' Pune, 1969. 2] D.C. Varma, 'History of Bijapur' New Delhi, 1974. 382 3) Elphinstaone mount Stuart, Territories concuered form the peshwa -A- report. Delhi, 1973. 4) H.B. Vashishta, 'Land Revenue & Public Finance in Maratha Administration, Oriental Pubication and Distrubutions, Delhi, 1975. 5) J.N. Sarkar, 'A short History of Aurangajeb '. 6) K.N. Chitnis, 'Socio -Economic Aspects of MediVail India' R.K. Chitnis Publication, Poona, 1979. 7) Ogilvy. T. 'Memoir on the Satara Territori Selections form the Records of the Bombay Government New series, 1857. 8) R.C. Bhurke, 'Notes on The Sangali State' 1909. 9} R.D. Choksey, 'Twilight of Maratha RajC1818) 1976'. 10) Rogers, Alexander, 'TheLand Revenue of Bombay', B.R. Publication, New Delhi, 1892. 11) R.D. Choksey, 'Raja Shahaji of Satara' (1839-1848). Abhinav Printers Poona, 1974. 12) S.J.Varma, 'Mount Stuart Elphinstone in Maharashtra [1801-1827) Calcutta, 1981. 13) V.S. Shrivastav, 'Rajput-Maratha historical Research institute' Pune, Part -1 & 2. 383 .
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