Balladidas On his deathbed, he called Nandkumar and said, 'I am going to share my wife and daughters with you. I hope that the way you treated me so much, will treat my wife and daughter the same way. "After some time, when the assets and assets of Balakidas were deposited, the subordinates gave him the amount of money for Nandkumar. At the time of the cancellation of that document of Ballakidas, the Mayor of Calcutta deposited in the court of the Calcutta and stayed there.
The subject of the case was Ekagachha Motir Mala and several other ornaments. Maharaja Nandkumar kept the pearl rate and ornaments in a month of 1165 BS (in English, 1758 AD) in Ashadh, for sale to a person named Balakidas in Mosshidabad. In the chaotic situation that arose in Murshidabad during the war of English with Mirkasim, they were stunned from the house of Balakidas. When Ballakidas came to Calcutta in 1172 AD (in 1765 AD), Nandkumar then wanted to get them back from him. Balakidas can not refund them, make a document in favor of Nandkumar. Ballakidas wrote in the document that if he returns his money in the Khajanchi factory in Dhaka, then he will give additional badges as the value of the value of the Nandkumar's value of the penny rate, and the cost of the amount as 48,021 chunks. Four years after the execution of this document, Ballakidas died in 1769 AD.
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