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Who taught Ahilyabai?

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Answered by swatijha77693

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As a prominent ruler of the Malwa kingdom, she spread the message of dharma and promoted industrialisation in the 18th century. Her father, Mankoji Rao Shinde, was the Patil (chief) of the village and home-schooled Ahilyabai to read and write despite women's education being a far-fetched idea in the village.

Answered by sss1585377

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Answer:

ahilya bai 's father (manko ji shinde) tought her

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