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| | peshwa -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
 | | After Sivaji's death, the council broke up and the office lost its primacy, but it was revived when Sivaji's grandson Shahu appointed Balaji Visvanath Bhat, a Chitpavan Brahman, as peshwa in 1714. |
 | | After Sivaji's death, the council broke up and the office lost its primacy, but it was revived when Sivaji's grandson Shahu appointed Balaji Visvanath Bhat, a Chitpavan Brahman, as... |
 | | The good fortune of Sivaji did not fall to his son and successor, Sambhaji, who was captured and executed by the Mughals in the late 1680s. |
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