After the death of Afzal Khan, Shivaji captured the entire region from Wai to Kolhapur. Netaji Palkar is believed to have raided Sangole on 14 November 1659, but the land fort was again recaptured by Adishahi forces in 1663. In December 1665, Shivaji and Mirza Jaisingh won the town from the Adilshah. Later Shivaji Raje again gifted the town to Ingole Deshmukh's; however in 1679, after the fall of the "Bhupalgad" fort, the area was transferred to the control of Dilerkhan Pathans. Seven months afterward, Hambirrao Mohite recaptured the town from the Moguls. After 1690, Sangole was under nominal control of the Moguls, because the entire area remained in the hands of Deshmukh's. Many major Maratha soldiers, such as Santaji Ghorpade, Dhanaji Jadhav, Jagdale, and Moreshwar Pingale camped in this region when they carried out attacks on the Moguls between 1692 and 1703. The Ingole Deshmukh's supported the Maratha Sardars with their small fleet of Maratha mawala's.