Bajirao II - Factbites

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	Yakshagana - Cultural Magazine
		Bajirao II (ruled 1796 - 1818) had classical singers, musicians, and dancers in his court.
		Bajirao I (ruled 170 - 40), builder of the Maratha empire, was a great warrior and hunter, and fond of dancing.
		Chhatrasal, the rajah of Bundelkhand, was pleased with Bajirao's heroic deeds and presented him with a beautiful dancing girl, Mastani, who, riding on horseback, went to wars by the side of Bajirao and became his consort.
	www.yakshagana.com /re-jan03.htm

	Visit Maharashtra Welcomes You All
		Peshwa Bajirao II did not like to reside in this palace and left it for various reasons.
		His son Bajirao I contributed heavily in the cultural and political activities of the Marathas and Shaniwarwada is one among them.
		Shaniwarwada is now hosting a grand light and sound show depicting important incidences in the life and times of Peshwa Bajirao.
	www.visitmaharashtra.com /htm/pune/shaniwarwada.htm

	Pune History -About Us
		The Britishers finally defeated bajirao II, the last Peshwa, and Pratapsingh, the last Chhatrapati, who was the direct descendant of Shivaji, the founder of the Maratha power.
		Only after the death of Nana Phadnavis, the British dared to interfere and disturb the Maratha power.
	www.punein.com /html/history.htm

	Welcome to Nana Phadnis wada in Menavli
		This Wada was confiscated by Bajirao Peshwa-II, after the death of Nana Phadnis in 1800.
		The wada has a very rare painting of Mastani, drawn on the black background.
		Later on General Welsley who became the Duke of Willington returned the property to the Nana’s wife Jeeubai on 25th March, 1804.
	www.nanachimenavli.com (1340 words)

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