This is a set of volumes published by Vasudev Khare from 1880s to 1930. They cover the details of  many other battles not covered elsewhere. The important ones are being translated and posted here. Volume I Letters 43-50 cover the battle between the Nizam and Marathas in 1761, few months

The third war began in 1785, and ended with the treaty of Gajendragad in 1787. As the promises of this treaty were not honoured by Tipu, it led to Marathas joining the British, along with the Nizam, in the 3rd Anglo Mysore war in 1790 leading to the 4th Maratha-Mysore

This covers the period from 1782 to 1794 from the publication “Selected Letters of Mahadji Shinde”. In 1782, the English and Marathas made peace. Mahadji Shinde returned north, and clashed with Mughal sardars like Hamdani who sought to be independent of Marathi rule, allying with the Rajputana states- Jaipur, Marwar

This set is a translation of the letters from “Selected Letters of Mahadji Shinde” covering battles from the First Anglo Maratha War fought in the northern theatre, mostly in Malwa, and some in the initial theatre of Gujarat. As the English marched a large force from Bengal all across central

Part 3 deals with Haider violating his agreement and attacking yet again, after the departure of Madhavrao to Pune. He returned to lead the campaign, even pushing to Shrirangapattanam. But his health was weakening, and Haider refused to seek terms despite the Maratha inroads. He assumed their armies will retire

109 - 13 December 1766 Haider's troops demand taxes from towns and forts that were ceded to the Marathas. Madhavrao writes to Raghunathrao. News here, is that Nizam Ali Khan is at Bhagyanagar. He has made peace with the firangis. Haider Khan is on course for Coimbatore, enroute Kodag, Anantsen(

Peshwa Madhavrao, took the seat at the young age of 17 a few months after the disaster at Panipat in 1761. He was challenged by his uncle Raghunathrao for the post, and faced multiple rebellions and unrest all over, as sardars tried to take advantage of his inexperience. He proved

This contains a set of letters relating to the First Anglo Maratha War 1776 - 1782. It draws from two sources. The Peshwe Daftar Volume Volume 36, and Historical Papers relating to Mahadji Shinde. In 1772, Peshwa Madhavrao passed away, and his younger brother Narayanrao was appointed as the new

This contains some supplementary papers found and published later, continuation of the papers from Volume 16. No. 59 - 20 May 1737 Honaji Shinde describes the capture of the fort of Manor to Chimaji. I am writing on Friday, from Manor. I was ordered to Manor, which we reached on

No.99 - 21 April 1753 Shamrao Yadav writes about a battle between Abdul Wahabkhan, brother of the Nawab of Arcot Muh. Ali, and Ghulam Murtaza Khan at Kupam. The English were also participants. On Chaitra 4, Saturday Ch. 16 Jakhar,  Abdul Wahab Khan, brother of Md. Ali Khan sent