Video - Shivaji: The Warrior Prince Who Defied an Empire

In the 17th century, India was under the rule of the Mughal Empire. Shivaji, a young prince from the Bhosale dynasty, dreamed of a free and independent Maharashtra. He grew up listening to stories of his ancestors' bravery and was determined to drive the Mughals out of his land. Shivaji began his journey by building a strong army and fortifying his territory. He used guerrilla warfare tactics, surprise attacks, and clever strategies to defeat the Mughal forces. His bravery and military prowess earned him the title of "Chhatrapati" Shivaji's most notable victory was the capture of the fort of Raigad, which became his capital. He established a just and fair rule, promoting Hinduism and Marathi culture. He also encouraged trade, agriculture, and education. legacy extends far beyond his military conquests. He is revered as a hero, a symbol of Indian pride and resistance against oppression. His story inspires generations to fight for freedom, courage, and the rights of the common people.