Gonds of Deogarh

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• The update changes the dynastic and religious characterization of the Deogarh Gonds (from a generic Gond royal house to a Muslim Gond dynasty) and adjusts several date-attributions (founding, succession, and Burhan Shah timing). This affects historical identity, lineage, and chronology.

Replace “The Gonds of Deogarh were a Gond royal house that ruled large parts of the Vidarbha region and.” with “The Gonds of Deogarh were a Muslim Gond dynasty that ruled in modern day central India in the 16th.”. Replace “After Chand Sultan s death in 1739 there were quarrels over the succession leading to the.” with “After Chand Sultan's death in 1739 there were quarrels over the succession leading to the.”. Replace “along with Nilkanth Shah the Gond ruler of Chandrapur to overthrow Raghuji Bhonsla s rule Raghuji in 1748 seeking respite from the Bengal campaign invaded Deogarh” with “along with Nilkanth Shah the Gond ruler of Chandrapur to overthrow Raghuji Bhonsla's rule Raghuji in 1748 seeking respite from the Bengal campaign invaded Deogarh”. Replace “Shah c 1620 1640 Kesari Shah 1640 1657 Gorakh Shah 1657 1669 Direct Mughal rule 1669 1686 Bakht Buland Shah 1686 1706 Chand Sultan 1706.” with “Shah c 1620 1640 Kesari Shah 1640 1657 Gorakh Shah 1657 1669 Mughal rule 1669 1686 Bakht Buland Shah 1686 1706 Chand Sultan 1706.”. Replace “Burhan Shah Rahman Shah Suleiman Shah 1851 15 April 1885 Azam Shah 1956.” with “Burhan Shah c 1740 c 1796 Rahman Shah Suleiman Shah 1851 15 April 1885 Azam Shah 1956.”.

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