Articles discussing Shivaji
The Last Campaign of Shivaji
Jadunath Sarkar · The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1928
“The evidence, therefore, points to the oconclusion that Shivaji did not personslly lead any expedition after his retreat from Jalna 10 the second half of November, 1679,”
Jijabai, the Inspirer of Shivaji
M. B. Deopujari · The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1955
“Shivaji commenced his activities soon after his recurn to the Maval country from Bangalore.”
Sarkar's Twin Heroes: Aurangzeb and Shivaji in Historiographical Balance
Suresh K.Srivastava · Journal of Indian History and Culture, 1997
“THe twin heroes of Sakar — Aurangzeb and Shivaji — testify to Sarkar’s belief in Carlyle’s philosophy. Sarkar’s heroes, however, are not just moulders of their age, they .are great military conquerors, and are also called upon to play the rolés of saviours in times of crisis.”
Parijata‑dhvaja of the Maratha King Sambhaji
Maratha Brahmins' Migration and Cultural Impact in Tamil Country and Madras
P. Govinda Reddy · Journal of Indian History and Culture, 2000
Mirja Raja Jaisingh and Shivaji
C. Kunhan Raja · The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1946
“In the message of Shivaji, he says: ‘The ocean may be vast and powerful; the clouds may be roaring in all parts of the world after drinking the waters of the ocean; the mountains that were terrified by-Indra may take shelter within the ocean; the ocean may be the birth-place of the celestial tree; still we have to give yeu this warning: You have to be longing by all means for the merciful looks of Agastya.””
Oxinden Embassy
Surendra Nath Sen · The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1927
“It does mot appear from Narayan Shenvi's 10660: that he derived his informatton about Apanda Rao’s appointment to succeed Pratap Rao Gujar from any 01 Shivaji’s ministers as 1207 Jadunath Sarker suggests, I feel convinced that he made a mistake about the name of the new Sarnobat and it will be rash to reject the unanimouns evidence of the Bakkars.”
Some Political Aphorisms and Views of the Marathas
Sir William Langhorne's Administrative Reforms in Fort St. George, 1672-1678
**Vizhinjam: From Major Port to Fishing Village**
Select Contents of Oriental Journals
Select Contents of Oriental Journals
The Frontier Problem of the Mughals