In 1719, in reward for the help given to Sayyad Husain Khan and his brother in deposing the Emperor Farrukhsiyar Shahu received, besides two grants for levying chauth or one-fourth and sardeshmukhi or ten per cent of the revenues of the six Deccan provinces, the country east of Pandharpur as part of his home rule or swarajya. The country watered by the Nira and the Man which includes east and part of south Sholapur, and which was noted for good horses, hardy soldiers, and some ancient and independent Maratha families was also placed under the authority of Shahu
See Page 381 - for correct location of Palkhed
Directory listing of Gazetteer for all districts of Maharashtra. Inside pages contain detailed information of all districts. Useful, reliable resource for history referencing.
Chronologically ordered. Basic information; no details. Good for referencing dates and such. Has links to Shivaji & the Adil Shahi Dynasty of Bijapur