The Maratha Empire was an early modern Indian confederation. In the 18th century, the Maratha Confederacy dominated most of the Indian subcontinent. The Mara...
A woman of incredible courage and spirit, Rani Tarabai of the Marathas left an indelible mark on Indian history. Yet few know her amazing story.
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Designer Anju Modi on designing for Deepika Padukone, Ranveer Singh's 'Bajirao Mastani' and making sartorial choices about the Nizams and the Peshwas.
Glorious Maratha Architecture - Finest Wooden Architecture in the World
Nageshwar Temple – Pune
Maratha Architecture - Raje Ghorpade Bahadur Bhonsale Palace of Mudhol. Ruled by the Seniormost Branch of the Bhonsale Shishaudha Maratha Dynasty, the Raje Bahadur Ghorpade Bhonsales who served first under the Neo-Sassanid Empire, then under the Ottoman-Kadamba Adilshahi Empire, then the Bhonsale Chattrapati Maratha Empire.
Shri Atharva Shivankar clicked this image.
Maratha Architecture Wada of Maharao Naik Nimbalkar Paramara Dynasty of Phaltan
Britishers captured this drum and staff set from a defeated Gwalior Maratha Shindeshahi Kingdom's Westernized Army contingent at Battle of Maharajapura. Battles of Maharajapura & Punniar were the last major attempts by a sovereign Hindu State to defend India against British Invaders. Gwalior Scindias fought there all alone while opportunistic traitors from Jhansi played no role.
The Marathas are on the right side, called as "Fauj-E-Ganim". Ganim (The Enemy) was a synonym for the Marathas, due to their extensive usage of Ganimi Kava tactics.
The fairly well-known map places an indigenous Empire, that of the Marathas, firmly between the foreign Timurid-Mughal and British periods Unless some chroniclers choose to shut their eyes. The wrong history has gone around for too long.
Maratha War against Nizam. Marathas on the Right Side.
Tanjore paintings or Thanjavur paintings have been popular from 16th century during the Marathas invasion to Southern india.
The Rise of Marathas The Marathas played a prominent part in the politics of the later medieval period of India. They were greatly responsible for the fall of the Mughal Power. Before Shivaji organized them for a mighty role, the Maratha people were passing through an era of self-awakening and unity. Several factors worked to
Aurangzeb thought he could crush the Marathas by executing Sambhaji. He was wrong. This video tells the story of the Maratha resurgence after Sambhaji's deat...
The ITC Maratha’s design infuses local culture and themes with colonial roots and the spirit of Maharashtra and the Marathas into its interiors and architectural design.
96 Kulin Marathas in Armour
