Talk:Firangoji Narsala

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[edit] Questions

I believe that I've understood and correctly used/explained most of the historical Indian terms used in this article, but;

1. What is Mughal Sardari?

From the context I would guess its a position (general?) in the Mughal army.

2. What is the correct spelling of Shayeste Khan?

There seems to be inconsistency on how this name is rendered in English characters. I also found Shaista Khan in Shivaji .

3. Could someone confirm that Killedar means a garrison commander?

Or if it doesn't correct it.

4. I assume (from context) that Durga also means fort or maybe a fortified town.

Is that correct? But see current article Durga .

5. We're missing article for Sangram Durga, or maybe we're missing an article for Sangram and an expansion of Durga

6. Finally just general help with standardising the spelling and capitalisation of the historical terms and names (and titles) would be very helpful!

As you can see I'm not knowledgeable about Indian history. --Cje 08:51, 9 Oct 2004 (UTC)