How does the author differentiate between the 'Maharaj' who came with Chandbhai and Gajanan Maharaj?

The author of the provided text from Chapter 0 does not perform any differentiation between the "Maharaj" who came with Chandbhai and Gajanan Maharaj, because Gajanan Maharaj is never mentioned. The narrative is linear and focuses solely on one individual. This person, initially called "Maharaj," is described as helping Chandbhai find his lost horse and later arriving in Shirdi, as recounted in Chapter 0. Upon meeting Mhalasapati, he is given the name Sai Baba. The text offers no information about Gajanan Maharaj, and therefore, no comparison or differentiation is made.