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माझ्या घराण्याचा इतिहास बदलण्याचा काही क्षुद्र मनोवृत्तीचे लोक प्रयत्न करत आहेत. त्याना माझा एकच संदेश आहे कि तुम्ही प्रॉपर्टी साठी प्रयत्न करा, ती मिळवा, ती प्रॉपर्टी लुटण्याचा प्रयत्न करा, शेवटी इतिहासातील सत्य बाहेर येईलच.
सुल्तानजी आणि रावरंभाची फार मोठी प्रॉपर्टी निजाम दफतर मध्ये नोंद आहे ती बाहेर येणारच त्यावेळी तुमची वंशावळ बघितली जाणार आहेच.
Sultanji (Sultanrao) Nimbalkar is Builder of the Kharda Fort.
He was GrandSon of Siddhoji Nimbalkar who died due to gunshot hit. In battle of the sangamner after Jalna city was looted by forces of shiv chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.
The lineage is like this ....
1. Sidhoji ( He was son of Jagdevrao Naik Nimbalkar who was Brother in Law of Chhtrapati Shivaji Maharaj) .
2. Hanumantrao - He was lord of eastern Phaltan Region in the time of the Chhtrapati Sambhaji Maharaj.
3. Haibatrao Son of Hanumantrao - Sapthajari - sar lakshar of Rajaram - Gangathadi was give him as flip of Chauthai
4. Sultanrao - Son of Hanumantrao - First - Sultanji - King of the 'Aurangabad, Bid, Ausa, Dharur, Pathri' Region as per the treaty and the Official Seal at Kharda Fort in Urdu as wel as In Modi - Marathi.
5. Hanumantrao - Second Sultanji -
6. Dharapatrao - 1795 war participant - Raja - Jahgir was taken away from him.(He was purposefully named Dhanpatrao by the historians - specifically as he was against some Brahmins - His story is same as of Chhatrapati Sambhaji - who's true history was blackned by some of the Basterds)
7. GopalRao - Participation in 1857 freedom fight against Nizam.
-2 brothers 9 sons and 5 Son in Laws did fight the Battle at Kharda --- English call this as Pindhari war.
--- After 1857 - My forefathers - family shifted to the Village Vihamandwa. Tq. Paithan District Chhtrapti Sambhaji Nagar ( Aurangabad)
Sultanji Nimbalkar, who had a harmonious relationship with the Nizam Shahi, also had good relations with the Maratha Empire.
It is said that the carved Samadhi was constructed in his memory after his death in 1748 by his descendant Hanmantrao. Local Features: Shivapattan Fort located at Kharda is nearby to this place.
The coin minted by RajeNimbalkar of Kharda
The Gazetteer for Bhir (Beed) district, Maharashtra State furnishes the information about Bhir and Dharur. In mid-18th century, Sultanji Nimbalkar, a Maratha soldier deserted Shahu and joined forces of the Nizam, Asaf Jah I. He was assigned the district of Bhir and the Sarkars of Dharur and Pathri as part of his Jagir. His descendants, namely son Hanmant Rao and grandson Dhanpat Rao, continued to hold the titles to this Jagir. In 1773, Nizam Ali Khan confiscated the Jagir from Dhanpat Rao as he was not pleased with his conduct, particularly in the war with the Peshwa. The date on this rupee suggests it was issued in 1767/68, when Dharur was still a part of the Nimbalkar Jagir. It is likely that a mint was run here for a very short time to settle dues with the Nizam. This coin is hitherto the only known example of Dharur mint in the name of Shah Alam II.
Ḥyderābād – Darur (Fatḥābād) Mint, INO Shāh ‘Ālam II – Silver
