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Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj
By Mahima Sankar Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj is well-known as the founder of the Maratha Empire, but what of the other leaders who continued his legacy? After Shivaji Maharaj, it was his oldest son – Chhatrapati Sambhaji – who went on to expand his father’s empire, becoming one of the most formidable Maratha leaders. Read more about the […]
The Warrior Queens of Medieval Odisha
By Jayshree Misra Tripathi The Bhaumakara Reign In the first half of 8th century CE, the Bhaumakara dynasty had conquered and unified the kingdoms of Kangoda, Kalinga and Toshali, in the eastern region of the Indian subcontinent. Their rule would extend for over two centuries, from 736 CE to 945 CE. This period was also a […]
Sethu Lakshmi Bayi
Read about Rani Sethu Lakshmi Bayi, the queen from the Travancore dynasty who championed women empowerment and worked for social reforms.
Hakka and Bukka, the Founders of Vijayanagara
Hakka and Bukka, the valiant brothers from Warangal, overcame every hurdle thrown on their way, to become the founders of one of the greatest Indian empires – Vijayanagara.
Chennamma, the Rani of Keladi
After the death of her husband, Chennamma reigned justly for over 25 years. Read on to know how this determined queen saved both Rajaram, the son of Chhatrapati Shivaji, and her kingdom, Keladi, from the wrath of Aurangzeb.
Krishnadeva Raya: The Brave King
Read about the life of Krishnadeva Raya, the 16th-century king of the Vijayanagara empire who took the kingdom to its zenith of glory.
Rana Sanga (1482-1528)
Rana Sanga was the king of Mewar who is accredited for reuniting several Rajput clans and creating a stalwart Rajput association.
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The Naval Journey of India Book I
This book is the first of a three-book series that takes a deep and detailed look at India's Naval History and a deep insight into the lives of our men and women in white. But any series on the Indian Navy has to start at the very beginning - exploring India's celebrated maritime history. Join our little hero, Bharat, and his grandfather, Commodore Sagar, as they sail into the deep blue waters of time. Book I of The Naval Journey of India takes a sweeping look at India's maritime endeavours, how the seas impacted us over millennia and how the oceans made us who we are.
