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| 1 | Adopted by H.H Rani Anandbai Sahib, widow of H.H. Raja Shivaji IV Chhatrapati Maharaj Sahib Bahadur, 17th March 1884 and ascended the gadi on the same day as Kshatriya-Kulawatasana Sinhasanadhishwar, Shrimant Rajashri Sir Shahu Chhatrapati Maharaj Sahib Bahadur. Reigned under the Regency of his natural father until 20th March 1885, and thence under a Council of Regency until he came of age. Ref: RoyalArk | Family F223
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| 2 | Adopted by H.H. Rani Tarabai Sahib Bhosale, the senior widow of H.H. Shrimant Rajajshri Rajaram I Chhatrapati Maharaj Sahib Bahadur, 12th October 1871. Ascended the gadi on the same day as Shrimant Rajashri Shivaji IV Chhatrapati Maharaj Sahib Bahadur. Reigned under a Council of Regency until he came of age. Presented with a Sword of Honour by the Prince of Wales (King-Emperor Edward VII) 1875. Placed under protective custody for insanity and a Regent appointed to administer the affairs of the state, 13th March 1882. Ref: RoyalArk | Bhosale, Shivaji IV (I336)
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| 3 | Adopted by Sundara Bai, widow of Meherban Shrimant Govindrao Ghatge, Chief of Kagal (Senior), 9th August 1868. Invested with full ruling powers, 5th October 1878. | Ghatge, Jaisinhrao (I307)
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| 4 | Adopted by Sundara Bai, widow of Meherban Shrimant Govindrao Ghatge, Chief of Kagal (Senior), 9th August 1868. Invested with full ruling powers, 5th October 1878. | Family F203
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| 5 | Adopted by Tarabai Bhosale as successor to throne. | Family F83
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| 6 | Adopted for succession at deathbed. | Family F77
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| 7 | Adopted for succession to throne. | Family F66
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| 8 | Adopted from Lokhande Family of Paud. | Family F47
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| 9 | Adopted from Satara line of Bhosales. Successor to throne. | Family F45
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| 10 | Adopted Shahaji II after death of Sivaji IV. | Family F223
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| 11 | Adopted Shivaji IV on 2th October 1871 after death of Rajaram I. | Family F212
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| 12 | Adopted son for successor to throne. | Family F52
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| 13 | Akkabai may be daughter of Sakwarbai (Thoralya) Bhosale, because the marriage with Shankarrao Bhosale. There is not documentation that speaks either ways. | Shinde, Akkabai (I271)
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| 14 | All daughters have no mention of their Mother. So they are listed for Anandibai for just clarity reasons. | Family F190
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| 15 | Appointed as "Sar Lashkar Bahadur" by Peshava, of Pangaon, near Barsi | Nimbalkar Naik, Nimbaji (I66)
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| 16 | Appointed Regent of Kolhapur, a 9-gun salute, and the personal style of His Highness, 13th March 1882. | Ghatge, Jaisinhrao (I307)
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| 17 | Born as Anadibai Mohite. | Bhosale, Lakshmibai II (I108)
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| 18 | Born as Balwantrao Ambaji Bhosale | Bhosale, Chhatrapati Vyankatji (I125)
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| 19 | Born as Chandrasen Sakharam Bhonsle, adopted by Tarabai Bhosale, widow of Shrimant Chhatrapati Pratapsinhji II Maharaj Bhonsle, assumed name as Shahu Pratapsinh Raje Bhonsle | Family F85
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| 20 | Born as Chandrasen Sakharam Bhonsle, adopted by Tarabai Bhosale, widow of Shrimant Chhatrapati Pratapsinhji II Maharaj Bhonsle, assumed name as Shahu Pratapsinh Raje Bhonsle | Bhosale, Chhatrapati Shahu Pratapsinh (I140)
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| 21 | Born as Nagojirao Patankar, adopted by Shivaji III Bhosale on 1st August 1866. He died at Florence, Italy, 30th November 1870 and cremated on the banks of the Arno by special permission of the Italian Council of Ministers. | Bhosale, Rajaram I (I303)
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| 22 | Born as Narayanrao Dinkarrao Bhosale. | Bhosale, Shivaji IV (I336)
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| 23 | Born as Rajaram Bhosale, adopted by Sagunabai Bhosale as successor to throne, assumed name of Pratapsinh Bhosale. | Bhosale, Chhatrapati Pratapsinh I (I131)
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| 24 | Born as Urmila Pawar (Paur), sixth daughter of Uddajirao II Pawar (Puar) of Dhar. | Bhosale, Sumitra (I141)
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| 25 | Born as Yashwantrao Sarjerao Ghatage | Bhosale, Chhatrapati Shahu (I315)
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| 26 | Committed suicide around 1810. | Nimbalkar, Yesubai (I268)
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| 27 | Confusion of Name with Kamalabai or Girijabai. RoyalArk suggest they are one and same. | Bhosale, Girjabai (I96)
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| 28 | Cremated at Pandharpur, Maharashtra, India | Bhosale, Shahaji III (I259)
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| 29 | Cremated at Pandharpur, Maharashtra, India | Bhosale, Shahaji III (I259)
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| 30 | Daughter of Shirke Family. | Bhosale, Tukabai (I90)
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| 31 | Daughter of Shrimant Sardar Manaji Rustamrao Jadhav, of Sandkhed | Bhosale, Ambikabai (I68)
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| 32 | Discrepancy 4 children vs 6 children | Family F431
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| 33 | Divorced. | Family F91
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| 34 | Due to lack of mother's name for 3 daughters, credited to Parvatibai. | Family F32
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| 35 | Eldest son (Fatehsinh) was adopted by Shahu I Bhosale. | Family F48
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| 36 | Eventually, Shivaji IV died . The whole episode became famous as the Kolhapur Prakaran (affair). Removed to Ahmednagar, Sir Shivaji IV died a year later on December 25, 1883 at the age of 20, "in a scuffle with", or "due to beating received from", a British soldier appointed to take care of him - a Private Lloyd Passingham (PRivate Green?). He was succeeded by Shahaji II, as he had left no heir. [1]. The manner of his death was widely regarded as a vindication of the accusations made by the Indian nationalists, in spite of the court ruling against them, the whole issue being a landmark in the development of the Indian Independence Movement. | Bhosale, Shivaji IV (I336)
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| 37 | Formally adopted by H.H. Shrimant Akhand Soubhagyavati Maharani Tarabai Sahib Maharaj Bhonsle, widow of H.H. Maharaja Shrimant Sir Rajaram II, and ascended the the gadi on the same day as Kshatriya Kulawatasana, Sinhasanadhishwar, Shrimant Rajashri Sir Shahaji II Chhatrapati Maharaj Sahib Bahadur, 31st March 1947. | Bhosale, Shahaji II (I363)
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| 38 | formerly H.M. Sultan Sikander 'Adil Shah, Qadir-i-Khushru Giti-panah, Sultan of Bijapur. | Family F126
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| 39 | From RoyalArk : Born as Vithoji Trimbukji Raje Bhonsle, son of Shrimant Trimbukji Raje Sahib Bhonsle of Wai. Adopted by Rajaram II [Ramraja] Chhatrapati Maharaj Bhonsle, taking the name of Shahu, 15th September 1777. | Bhosale, Chhatrapati Shahu II (I93)
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| 40 | From Wathar. | Naik Nimbalkar, Appajirao (I282)
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| 41 | H.H. Shrimant Rajashri Shahu Shivaji III Chhatrapati Maharaj, Raja of Kolhapur. b. at Khanwat, 16th March 1756, as Shrimant Mankajirao Bhonsle [Baba Sahib], son of Shrimant Sardar Shahajirao Bhonsle (Khanwatkar), by his wife, the sister of Shrimant Nowlojirao Mahadik. Adopted by H.H. Maharani Jijibai Sahib, widow of Rajashri Sambhaji II, 22nd September 1762 when he took the name of Shahu Shivaji II and ascended the gadi, 27th September 1762. Ref : RoyalArk | Family F135
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| 42 | H.H. Shrimant Rajashri Shahu Shivaji III Chhatrapati Maharaj, Raja of Kolhapur. b. at Khanwat, 16th March 1756, as Shrimant Mankajirao Bhonsle [Baba Sahib], son of Shrimant Sardar Shahajirao Bhonsle (Khanwatkar), by his wife, the sister of Shrimant Nowlojirao Mahadik. Adopted by H.H. Maharani Jijibai Sahib, widow of Rajashri Sambhaji II, 22nd September 1762 when he took the name of Shahu Shivaji II and ascended the gadi, 27th September 1762. Reigned under the Regency of his adopted mothers until he came of age and assumed full ruling powers, 18th July 1779. Entered into treaty relations with the HEIC in 1812. | Bhosale, Chhatrapati Shahu Shivaji III (I232)
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| 43 | Hamirsinh is ancestor of Maharana Pratap. | Sisodia, Hamirsinh (I205)
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| 44 | Implicated in the Indian Mutiny, charged with sedition and banished to Karachi, 31st March 1858. | Bhosale, Shahu (I298)
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| 45 | Installed as Regent for his infant nephew, 17th July 1821. Succeeded on the death of his nephew and ascended the gadi on the same day, 3rd January 1822. Granted a personal salute of 21-guns in 1827. | Bhosale, Shahaji III (I259)
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| 46 | Left issue of two illegitimate sons whom he recognised before his death. Source : RoyalArk | Family F128
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| 47 | Looks like Yashawantrao, son of Ranojirao, was "Mama" (Maternal Uncle) of Aubai Ghatge, daughter of Ahilyabai who was daughter of Ranojirao and sister of Yashwantrao. It is very common to marry Maternal Uncle in Indian Families. | Family F169
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| 48 | Looks like Yashawantrao, son of Ranojirao, was "Mama" (Maternal Uncle) of Aubai Ghatge, daughter of Ahilyabai who was daughter of Ranojirao and sister of Yashwantrao. It is very common to marry Maternal Uncle in Indian Families. | Family F162
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| 49 | Maharaja Shahaji Bhonsle, also left four natural sons by various ladies. Just credited to Narsabai for now. | Family F23
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| 50 | Narsojirao Shinde was that time Sena Khas Khel, Sena Dhurandhar Vishwasvidhi, Samast Shiv Dhurandhar, Chief of Torgal, adopted biological daughter of his brother. | Family F136
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