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Alliance with Qutub Shahi rulers Golconda: With the help of this alliance, he led the campaign into Bijapur Karanataka (AD 1676-79) and conquered Gingee (Jingi), Vellore and many forts in Karnataka. This coronation gives a legitimate right to collect land revenue and levy tax on the people.Ĥ. After the coronation, he gets the title of ‘Haidava Dharmodharka’ (Protector of Hindu faith) of the newly formed state of Hindavi Swarajya. His coronation symbolises the rise of people who challenges the legacy of Mughal’s. Coronation of Shivaji: In AD 1674, Shivaji declared himself as an independent ruler of Maratha Kingdom and crowned as Chhatrapati at Raigarh. It was fought between Tanaji Malusare, a commander of Maratha ruler Shivaji and Udaybhan Rathod, fort keeper under Jai Singh I.ģ. Conquest of Kondana fort: It was under the control of Nilkanth Rao. Finally, in 1662, the Sultan of Bijapur made a peace treaty with Shivaji and made him an independent ruler of his conquered territories.Ģ. But Shivaji managed to escape and killed him with a deadly weapon called Baghnakh or the tiger's claw. In AD 1659, Shivaji again tried to attack Bijapur then the Sultan of Bijapur sent his general, Afzal Khan, to capture Shivaji. Due to these conquests, the Sultan of Bijapur was getting panic and he put Shahji, Shivaji's father in prison. This conquest drives him to capture another like Raigarh and Pratapgarh. Conquest of Torana: It was the first fort captures by Shivaji as Chieftain of Marathas which led the foundation of his ruling attributes of valour and determination at the age of 16. List of Battles fought by Shivaji Maharajġ.
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