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MEHIDPUR, or MAFIIDPUR

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Originally appearing in Volume V18, Page 82 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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MEHIDPUR, or MAFIIDPUR  , a
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town of India, in
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Indore state of Central India, on the right
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bank of the Sipra, 1543 ft. above the sea, and 24 M . N. of Ujjain . Pop . (1901), 6681 . Though of some antiquity and frequented by
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Hindu pilgrims, it is best known for the
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battle fought in the neighbourhood on the loth of December 1817, in which
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Sir John Malcolm defeated the army of
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Holkar . The result was the Treaty of Mandasor and the pacification of
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Malwa . Mehidpur was again the scene of some sharp fighting during the Mutiny . The
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British cantonment, placed here in 1817, was removed in 1882 .

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