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Six Glorious Epochs of Indian History by Veer Savarkar

स्वातंत्र्यवीर विनायक दामोदर सावरकर द्वारा

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पृष्ठ 342, कुल 494 में से

संदर्भ में पढ़ें
पृष्ठ 342

हिंदु पदपादशाहीस आतां उशीर काय!
“Why do you look so amazed? March on to Delhi (My Boys!) What can
now delay the establishment of Hindu Padpadshahi?”
—Bajirao Peshva I.
The Maratha Sardars in the North and the various diplomats and political
workers that Bajirao I had stationed everywhere also felt keenly that
Nadirshah had to be taught a lesson. From various different places, they
informed Bajirao about the movements of Nadirshah and the state of affairs
in the north. Of those reporters one writes:
तहमास्प कुल्लीखान (नादीरशाह) कांहीं देव नाहीं जे पृथ्वी कापून
काढील। जबरदस्ताशीं सुलुक करिल। म्हणून मातबर फौजे निशी
यावे। आधी जबरदस्ती नि मग सुलुख। आता (सारे) राजपूत नि
स्वामी बाजीराव क झालिया निकाल पडेल। समस्तास बुंदेले वगैरे
क जागा करून मोठा भाव दाखविला पाहिजे। नादीरशाह तसा
माघारा जात नाहीं, हिंदु राज्यावरी निघेल। रायाचे सवाई जयसिंग
मनी राणाजी उदेपूर चा महाराणा दिल्लिचे बादशाही तख्तापर
बसवावे आसे आहे हिंदुराजे सवाई आदि करून स्वामीचे स्वारीची
मार्ग प्रतीक्षा करतात। स्वामींचे पुष्टिबल होताच जाट बगैरै फौज
दिल्ली कडे पाठवून सवाईजी आपण दिल्लीस जाणार॥
Tahmaspa Kulikhan (Nadirshah) is not after all a god who will devastate
the whole world! He will surely come to terms with a mightier adversary,
hence come with a mighty force. Pressure (should be applied) first and
peace treaty afterwards! Now it is only the combined might of all the Rajput
kings and princes and your Excellency (Bajirao I) that will settle the matter
for ever. Boundella Princes and all others should be brought together and
the invincible power (of the Hindus) should be manifested on a grand scale.
Nadirshah is not likely to go back unless he is forced to do so. He will
(most surely) assail the Hindu States, Rai (Sawai Jaysingh) is of the opinion
that Ranaji (Maharaja of Udaipur) should be installed upon the imperial
throne of Delhi. Sawai (Jaysingh) and other Hindu kings are eagerly
waiting for a mighty campaign under your Excellency’s leadership. With
the strong backing of your Excellency’s forces, Sawai (Jaysingh Ji) decides