The book gives a vivid picture of the style of architecture of the Bhoslas of Nagpur resembling, to that of the palace and Wadas of rulers and chiefs of Satara in Maharashtra. But so far as the characteristic feature layouts, and motif are concerned the Satara styles it self can be termed as a off-shoot of the later-Mughals in the Deccan. When, Raja Raghuji-I (1730-1755 A.D.) of Nagpur, he found the political situation quite congenial he paid due attention to the ...
