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(10) Wanagad. (11) Bednore. (12) Kolhar. (13) Shrirangapatan. (14) Karnatick. (16) Vellore.
(16) Tanjore. But we get a bigger number in a jabita?' drawn in the earlier years of Chhatrapati Shahu. The document, written partly in Persian and partly in Marathi, is supposed to be in the handwriting of Shankraji Malhar.
(1) Subha Ramnagar including Ghanderi. . (2) Subhs Jawher Prant. (3) Subha Prant Bhivandi (12 Talukas). . (4) Subha Kalyan (20 Talukas). (5) Cheul Subha (6 Talukas). (6) Subha Rajpuri (12 Talukas). (7) Subha Jayli (18 Talukas). (8) Subha Dabhol (11 Talukas). (9) Subha Rajapoor (18 Talukas). (10) Subba Kudal (15 Talukas). (11) Subha Prant Bhimgad (5 Talukas). (12) Subha Prant Akole (5 Talukas). (13) Subha Poona (6 Talukas). (14) Subha Baramati. (15) Indapur. (16) Subha Prant Mawal (13 Talukas). (17) Subha Prant Wai (4 Talukas). (18) Subha Prant Satara (6 Talukas). (19) Subha Prant Karhad (9 Talukas). (20) Subha Prant Khatao including Kasba Khatao (11 Talukas) (21) Subha Prant Man (4 Talukas). (22) Subha Prant Phaltan Mahal. (23) Subha Prant Belgaum. (24) Subba Sampgaon. (25) Subha Gadag. (26) Subha Loasmespwar. (27) Subha Nawalghund. (28) Subha Kopal. (29) Subhs Halyal. (30) Subha Betgiri, (31) Subha Malkapur (4 Talukas). (32) Subha Prant Panhala (10 Telukas). (33) Subha Tarle (5 Talukas). (34) Subha Ajera (51 Parganas). (35) Subha Prant Junnar (24 Talukas).
70 Mawji, Jabita Swarajya, J.B.Br. R. da, Vol. XXII, p. 30.
