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Shiledar

Shiledar was a rank and title used in the Maratha Confederacy (1630–1818), particularly during the reign of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. The term Shiledar (Marathi: शिलेदार) literally means “a soldier who possesses his own sword and horse,” referring to a cavalryman who was self-equipped and directly participated in warfare.

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Shiledar

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maratha shivaji confederacy shiledars descendants family derde korhale ancestral maharaj marathi navneet rank title used 1630 1818 particularly reign chhatrapati

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Subhedarinstance ofShiledars were often promoted to higher ranks0.80text
Panch Hajariinstance ofShiledars were often promoted to higher ranks0.80text
Havaldarinstance ofShiledars were often promoted to higher ranks0.80text
and Vatandar.After the decline of the Maratha Confederacyinstance ofShiledars were often promoted to higher ranks0.80text
Shiledar gradually evolved into a surname adopted by descendants of these warrior familiesinstance ofShiledars were often promoted to higher ranks0.80text

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