[58] A small village on the Khandala Hills.
[59] An immense hemispherical altar of stone with a kind of wooden umbrella spreading above, beneath which lies interred some relic of the god to whom the temple is dedicated.
[60] See Fergusson's Rock-cut Temples of India, p. 27.
[61] Followers of the god Siva or Shiva.
[62] The Mahratta horses.
[63] Founder of the Mahratta empire, born at Junir, about fifty miles from Poonah, in the year 1627.
[64] This fort is reputed to be of great antiquity, and was constructed by Palighar, but as to who he was, or how he got there, they do not pretend to know.
[65] The city of Poonah is divided into seven quarters, corresponding to the days of the week. Budhwar, therefore, is the Wednesday quarter of the city.
[66] A lak is one hundred thousand rupees.