Mr C U Wills on the Sambalpur Atharangarh
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“The Sambalpur Atharagarh was an organisation with & histery of its own. Major H: B, Impey the then D. 6. of Sambalpur describes the Sambalpur Raj as a cluster of 18 Garks (vide his Report entitled Notes on the Gurhjat States of Patna, prepared in 1863).”
“Mr, C. U, Wills, 1.c.S., in his paper on “The Rajput kingdoms of Mediaeval Chhattisgarh” {JAS. of Bengal, V, 1919) has tried to prove that the application of the term Atharigarh 10 the sense of the local traditions and authentic 0૦૪૬, Reports 15 not historically correct.”
“The conclusion of Mr, Wills 15 this s “A confederacy of states under Sambalpur and Patna did no doubt exist at one time or another, but it was never known as the 4774 garkh, This term referred in Sambalpur as ૧૧ Raipur, Ratnapur, Kilahandi and Baster, to the internal organisation of the kingdom.”
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