Explanation:

Baghelkhand the historical region of eastern Madhya Pradesh state of central India known as Dahala before the Muslims, Baghelkhand was held by the Kalacuri dynasty (6th–12th century), whose stronghold was at Kalinjar. With the advent of the Baghelb Rajputs (warrior caste) in the 14th century, after whom the tract is named, it was absorbed into Rewa state. Baghelkhand Agency, a subdivision of the British Central India Agency, was created in 1871 and included Rewa and several other states, with headquarters at Satna. It merged with Bundelkhand Agency in 1931 and formed the eastern half of Vindhya Pradesh, created at Indian independence in 1947.