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Life introduction of Veer Shivaji || biography of shivaji

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Life introduction of Veer Shivaji || biography of shivaji

Born- 19 February 1630

Location- Shivneri Fort

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Father- Shahji Bhosale

Death- 3 April 1680

Birth, place of birth and parents:-

Chhatrapati Veer Shivaji was born on February 19, 1630 in a fort named Shivneri. His father's name was Shahaji Bhosale, who was a Samant and Shivaji's mother's name was Jijabai, his mother was an exceptionally talented woman. Shivaji's elder brother's name was Sambhaji.

early life:-

His parents had a profound impact on Shivaji's life. His elder brother Sambhaji used to spend more time with his father, while Shivaji's childhood was spent under the guidance of his mother. Shivaji learned a lot from his mother, he learned politics and war from her. If seen, his mother was his first teacher and his mother is considered to be his first teacher.

family life:-

Shivaji Maharaj had 8 wives, his first wife's name was Saibai Nimbalkar, whom he married on May 14, 1640. He had done all the other marriages for political purposes.

Shivaji's wives: - Names

of the eight wives of Shivaji -

(1) Saibai Nimbalkar

(2) Soyrabai Mohite

(3) Putlabai Palkar

(4) Sakwarbai Gaikwad

(5) Sagunabai Shirke

(6) Kashibai Jadhav

(7) Laxmibai Vichare

(8) Gunwantabai Ingle

Struggle with Mughals: -

(1) Aurangzeb, whose rule was over North India at that time, turned his attention towards the south. Aurangzeb was well aware of the increasing dominance of Shivaji in the south. Therefore, to control Chhatrapati Shivaji, he sent his maternal uncle Shaistan Khan as the subedar of the south. Shaistan Khan reached Poona with an army of 1,50,000, he looted Maval for about 3 years, at the end Shivaji attacked him with 250 Mavalis, in this attack Shaistan Khan escaped but he had to lose his 4 fingers and Countless soldiers were killed along with his son Abul Fath and forty guards.

(2) Looting in Mughal stronghold Surat:-

Shaista Khan looted Shivaji's territory with his army of 1,50,000 and burnt it completely. Disappointed by this and to compensate for the loss, Shivaji thought of looting the Mughals and took his 4 thousand. In 1664, with the help of the army, the richest area of ​​the Mughals, Surat was looted. Surat was the main center of trade of the Mughals at that time. All these incidents have been described by the British in their articles etc.

Later, Aurangzeb fraudulently called him to Agra and disrespected him, this angered Shivaji and termed Aurangzeb as a traitor. But Shivaji managed to escape from it with his understanding and strategy. Later, in 1668, Aurangzeb made a treaty with Shivaji and recognized Shivaji as the king and returned his territory to him.

Coronation of Shivaji:-

After making a treaty with Aurangzeb and getting his territory back, he was coronated on June 6, 1674 in Raigad. He laid the foundation of the Maratha kingdom in 1674 itself. He was given the title of Chhatrapati only after the coronation, since then he was called Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.

Relations with the British: -

In the beginning, Shivaji's relations were good with the British, but in 1660, the British went against him by not supporting Shivaji in a conflict, Shivaji got angry with the British and he harassed the British by sending their army to Mumbai, who came to do business.

Expansion of Maratha state: -

After the coronation, Shivaji invaded and conquered Khandesh, Karwar, Bijapur, Kolhapur, Ramnagar, Janjira and Belgaum, etc. to expand the Maratha kingdom and establish his sovereignty over other areas and brought them under control by the Adil Shahi rulers. Also captured the forts in Vellore and Gingee. With this, Shivaji got control over a large area.

Death of Shivaji:-

Shivaji died on April 3, 1680 in Raigarh Fort. He ruled for about 6 years after his coronation.

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Question & answer

(1) What was the name of Shivaji Maharaj's mother?

Answer:- Shivaji Maharaj's mother's name was Jijabai.

(2) Who was the teacher of Shivaji?

Answer:- Samarth Guru Ramdas .

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This book had me hoping that Gim and Chaya would eventually find a way to live with the people that truly made them happy. They went through so much for so many years that I was sure they deserved some true happiness. Their lives do eventually turn out okay but they have some tough times before they achieve the HEA they deserve.

Well written and thought provoking I found myself wondering how difficult it would be to give up so much to please parents. Having lived in countries where homosexuality is still a crime I felt for Gimhana in ways I might not otherwise have. I know people that have given up the “love of their life” because of parental pressure and remembering them also came to mind as I read. So, definitely a book that made me think and care and hope the two would find peace after so many years of just existing.

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Book Description:

It was the perfect marriage… until they fell in love. Chaya is a young woman torn between her duty to family and her life in the UK. While her traditional Sri Lankan parents want her to settle down into marriage, what they don’t know is that Chaya has turned away the one true love of her life, Noah, terrified of their disapproval. Gimhana is hiding his sexuality from his family. It’s easy enough to pretend he’s straight when he lives half a world away in the UK. But it’s getting harder and harder to turn down the potential brides his parents keep finding for him. When Chaya and Gimhana meet, a marriage of convenience seems like the perfect solution to their problems. Together they have everything - friendship, stability and their parents’ approval. But when both Chaya and Gimhana find themselves falling in love outside of their marriage, they’re left with an impossible decision – risk everything they’ve built together, or finally follow their heart? Will they choose love, or carry on living a lie?  

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Jeevani* writes multicultural women’s fiction. She was born in the South of England, but spent much of her childhood in Sri Lanka, with short forays to Nigeria and Micronesia, before returning to settle in Yorkshire. She studied Biochemistry and Microbiology at Oxford and ended up working in university technology transfer. All of this, it turned out, was excellent preparation for becoming a novelist.

She also writes romantic comedies under the name Rhoda Baxter. Her books have been shortlisted for the RoNA awards, the Love Stories awards and the Joan Hessayon award. She is a member of the UK Romantic Novelists’ Association and the Society of Authors.  

Jeevani loves all things science geeky. She also loves cake, crochet and playing with Lego. You can find out more about her (and get a free book by signing up to her newsletter) on her website. www.jeevanicharika.com

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1.     Read any book written by an Asian author.

First They Killed My Father by Loung Ung – Cambodian

2.     Read any book featuring an Asian protagonist.

Where the River Runs Gold by Sita Brahamachari – British Indian

Loveboat, Taipei by Abigail Hing Wen  – Filipino-Indonesian American

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A Convenient Marriage by Jeevani Charika – British Sri-Lankan

4.     Read any non-fiction book written by an Asian author.

Chop Suey Nation by Ann Hui – Chinese Canadian

5.     Read any book written by an Asian author that’s not US-centric.

Kim Ji-young, Born 1982 by Cho Nam-Joo – Korean