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A detachment commanded by Lt.Burr advanced from near the village of Khadki near Pune in a southwestern direction.Ford's battalion threw back its right wing and repulsed the Peshwa forces somewhere in the eastern part of the current University of Pune campus.Jadhavrao of Malagaon who had visited the Governor's residence (currently Main Building) in the 1860s or 1870s.Ford perhaps went precisely this way (up to a few metres by the sides).Peshwa's flag) mentioned in the map also refers to the detachment which carried it.This is probably where the Infantry was actually attacked.It looks very similar in shape to the formation of the Peshwa's troops present in that area.This is perhaps not a coincidence given that the troops had taken position there.Moropant Dixit, Peshwa's commander was killed somewhere near this formation, ironically by firing from the battalion of his friend, Ford.He was seen encouraging his troops before the battle began and commandeered the troops till the end.It is known that a battery existed at the site of the current day Queen Mary Technical Institute and it is likely that the guns were those.However, by local knowledge, the battery at the Institute was supposed to have been the Peshwa's.This matter has not been resolved.The church in Wakdewadi associated with "Father Pinto" was constructed after this action at Khadki.Significance of the battle
The battle marked the end of the Maratha polity.Bhosale faction at Sitabardi in Nagpur and against the Pindaris.But the Peshwa, the executive of the Maratha Confederacy was militarily defeated in the Battle of Khadki.Another brief skirmish occurred after 5 November at Yerawda following which the Peshwa fled Pune.The East India Company took over the Shaniwar Wada, the seat of the Peshwa on 17 November 1817.By 1818, the Peshwa surrendered to the East India Company.Some more conjectures on locations
After the battle, the East India Company troops crossed the river at a place called Yelloura ford which is still unidentified.It is expected to have existed in the Range Hills Colony, the Military Station Depot of Khadki or near the Symbiosis Institute of Management or towards College of Agriculture.An account of the battle by Grant Duff is well known to historians.Viewing the Battle Field
One can have a good view of most of the battle area while travelling by train between Shivajinagar and Dapodi stations.This view is the best by far.The Ganeshkhind hillock, University Main Building, Range Hills and Agricultural College are clearly seen in a single view besides other features.However, one particular belief held by a few old residents of the area near Pune University Main Gate has been noted in the field investigation.Several modern day incidents near the Main Gate have been attributed to the spirit of an English soldier who was killed near the place.With no known records of other violent incidents having taken place in the area this belief is perhaps related to the battle.There is an account of the battle from the "Peshwyaanchee Bakhar" (the official record of the reign of the Peshwas).The fact that the 'Zaree Pat' staff broke prior to the battle has been recorded here, that being perceived as a bad omen.There is also a mention of the morass which obstructed the cavalry charge and that the Peshwa watched the battle unfolding from Parvati Hill with the help of a telescope.The morass which caused the Maratha cavalry charge to break is likely to have survived till today.Results of field work being carried out presently will be reported shortly to Bharat Itihas Sanshodhak Mandal, Pune, India.This page was last modified 04:16, 5 January 2008.From top to bottom, you can cover it with these baits.Baby Hot Lips Express T.
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