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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalShivaji, the Divine Maratha, is a descriptive and historical account of the warrior king who kindled the flame of national rejuvenation or Swarajya in the 17th century on the Indian subcontinent. It is a story of son of a medieval jagirdar who rallies natives in their quest to gain freedom from dominant foreign rulers on their soil. The book describes Shivaji's journey, his struggle against the Bijapuris, the Mughals and other foreign powers in the region. It als
Shivaji, the Divine Maratha, is a descriptive and historical account of the warrior king who kindled the flame of national rejuvenation or Swarajya in the 17th century on the Indian subcontinent. It is a story of son of a medieval jagirdar who rallies natives in their quest to gain freedom from dominant foreign rulers on their soil. The book describes Shivaji's journey, his struggle against the Bijapuris, the Mughals and other foreign powers in the region. It also describes his differentials and his governing principles that made him successful against odds of unprecedented nature and scale. Shivaji is a national hero and an inspiration to all. This book narrates events on the Shivaji's life and times in a simple and lucid manner to any curious reader and enthusiast of Indian history.
Justice M.G. Ranade attributes the rise of Marathas as a genuine attempt of people at retain cultural heritage, achieve national regeneration, and throw off the yolk of foreign dominance from their regional soil. He narrates the rise of leaders backed by the spiritual quotient nurtured by saints which helped in transforming trivial hill tribes into mighty warriors. In this book is highlighted the rise of Maratha king Shivaji as a civil and just ruler in the most
Justice M.G. Ranade attributes the rise of Marathas as a genuine attempt of people at retain cultural heritage, achieve national regeneration, and throw off the yolk of foreign dominance from their regional soil. He narrates the rise of leaders backed by the spiritual quotient nurtured by saints which helped in transforming trivial hill tribes into mighty warriors. In this book is highlighted the rise of Maratha king Shivaji as a civil and just ruler in the most adverse circumstances. The book also narrates the Mughal Maratha struggle in the Deccan that eventually resulted in creation of a national confederacy that lasted for a hundred years. A masterpiece in a multi-faceted account of Maratha history, this book has been made available in the Indian History Classics series.
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