II. Berar, South-east of Khandesh, being
bounded on the north by the Mahadeo hills and
the Gond territory at the heart of the modern
Central Provinces, and on the south by the
Its
Ajanta range and the Painganga river.
capital was Ellichpur, and fort Gawilgarh.
III. Telingana, a vast and undefined territory of hills and forests, with a sparse and savage population, stretching south of Berar from Chanda and the Wainganga river to the northern and north-eastern frontiers of Golkonda. The whole of it was upland (Balaghat).[1]
IV. Daulatabad, with Ahmadnagar and other dependencies. This was the Deccan proper and contained the seat of the viceroy at the fort of Daulatabad, while the civil station founded by Malik Ambar a few miles off, at Khirki, rapidly grew in size and splendour under Aurangzib and was newly named Aurangabad. The province was bounded on the north by the Ajanta hills and the Painganga river. Its eastern frontier as now defined was an imaginary line drawn about 77 15 East longitude, along the Manjira river, from Nander to Qandahar[2] and Udgir.
