Shiledar dhol tasha pathak 171 dhwj
Shiledar was a term used for a soldier's position, particularly in India's Maratha Empire (1630–1818), and especially during the reign of king Shivaji. The word shiledar means "a soldier who possesses his own sword and horse for taking active part in combat/war".
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- Shiledar dhol tasha pathak 171 dhwj
- Shiledar dhwaj dhol tasha pathak at tardeo cha raja aagman sohala 2016
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During Shivaji's Maratha rule, the Maratha army possessed many brave shiledars who mainly came from the "96 clans" of the Maratha clan system. Due to their prominence they used to play active parts in the war held between Marathas and their enemies.
These shiledar, according to their deeds were identified as Subhedar, Panch Hajari, Havaldar etc.
Shiledar dhwaj dhol tasha pathak at tardeo cha raja aagman sohala 2016
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