Chhatrapati Shivaji, also known as Shivaji Bonsar, was the founder of the Maratha Empire. Shivaji Bonsar was an Indian empire and the most famous warrior king.
Shivaji has earned a royal reputation in history for his administrative abilities while upholding Swaraja values and Maratha traditions. Known for his bravery and tactics, he won numerous wars against the Mughals. The title ‘Chatrapati’ was created by Shivaji at his coronation and was inherited by his successors Sambhaji, Rajaram, and Shahu. Shivaji Maharaj was a leader who instilled in every member of the military a love of freedom and homeland. It was such a commitment that “Mavala”, a member of his army, was willing to die for the cause. His humanity allowed him to win people’s hearts.
He attacked the Mughals near Ahmednagar and Junnar in 1657. Aurangzeb responded to the raid by dispatching Nasiri Khan, who defeated Shivaji’s forces at Ahmednagar. Shivaji, the founder of the Maratha Kingdom, was born on this day in 1630 at the Sivneri Fort in Pune. The Maharashtra government has organized various events to celebrate the birthdays of Chhatrapati, and Shivaji Maharaj.
Jayanti Celebration
We are celebrating Shivaji Jayanti The great Maratha warrior’s 392nd birthday with the whole nation. The birthday of one of India’s bravest and wisest monarchs is celebrated primarily in Maharashtra. History has proven that the Maharashtra of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj did not yield to the throne of Delhi nor to the arrogant British.
Prominent Leader
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj was a symbol of greatness, kindness, and generosity. Mahatma Jyoti Raopre first established the festival Shivaji Jayanti in 1870. He was the first to build Shivaji Maharaj’s tomb in Raigad. This festival celebration was first noticed in Pune.
Bal Gangadhar Tilak, the great freedom fighter, was the one who promoted this commemoration and has a responsibility to greatly inspire people by highlighting the worthy contributions of King Shivaji and highlighting the image of the benevolent emperor.
Shivaji conquered the forts of Tolna, Raigad, and Kondana when he was 17 and founded the Maratha Empire. In 1674, 44-year-old Maratha ascended the throne. 50,000 people attended. During his reign, he promoted the use of Marathi and Sanskrit in court. He was a prominent warrior and a politically savvy and intelligent leader during his reign. He had four wives and eight children. He died of fever and plague in 1680 at the age of fifty. In India, Shivaji Jayanti is widely celebrated.
In Mumbai, Maharashtra, Shivaji Jayanti is widely remembered as a public holiday and celebrated with great enthusiasm. The rich and extensive cultural heritage of the Marathas can be seen on this day. Those who have made immeasurable contributions to King Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s Birthday pay homage and honor to him by organizing and participating in many cultural events. The significance of his birthday is to commemorate the great king’s important role in building the Maratha Empire and promoting Maratha culture. Important little-known facts about the 392nd birth anniversary of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj:
Approach
Shiv Sena celebrates ‘Shivaji Jayanti’ according to ‘tithi’ in Falgun Vadya Tritiya. Shivaji’s name comes from the local deity, Shivaji, rather than the name of Lord Shiva.
His dream was to overthrow the Mughal Empire and establish the Maratha Empire to replace the Hindu Empire. he fought against it A ruler who threatened his kingdom, not religion. Shivaji built a powerful navy and is also known as the father of the Indian navy.
Shivaji approached Aurangzeb and helped him conquer Bijapur, but two officers raided the Mughal region near Ahmednagar and Bijapur was not conquered. ‘Sona’ (Trunagadh) or ‘Prachangadh’ was the most important fortress conquered by 16-year-old Shivaji Maharaj.
Unlike some alternative rulers, Shivaji Maharaj ensured that women in conquered areas were intact. When Aurangzeb imposed a jizya tax on Hindus, Shivaji was the only Hindu ruler to protest.
Shivaji successfully escaped the siege of the Panhala fort. When Shivaji Maharaj was cornered in Panhala Fort by Sidi Johar’s forces, he had the idea of escaping.
Shivaji Maharaj was merciful and showed no mercy to anyone in his army. He is very considerate and has never attacked non-religious places or people’s homes. The people of Maharashtra regard Chhatrapati, Shivaji, and his Jayanti as pride and honor.
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