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It is a  \ntown in Maharashtra on the confluence of River Krishna and its tributary Venna  \nRajapur A town in Ratnagiri district ofMaharashtra  \nShikhar A shiva temple located at the top of Shingnapur hills  \nShingnapur near Satara  \nKanakagiri A temple town in Koppal district ofKarnataka  \nRayari/Raigad Shivaji captured the fort of Rayari and renamed it Raigad. The village ofPachad is at the base of the fort. It was the capital of Shivaji’s empire  \nTuljapur  \nShivthar  \nSajjangad  \nBidar Shringarpur  \nHarihareshwar Chandan–Vandan Godhkhind  \nPanhala  \nRajgad  \nSalher Karwar  \nNallamala ranges  \nSrisailam  \nA town in Osmanabad district of Maharashtra is the home ofthe Tuljapur Bhawani temple  \nA cave near Mahad where Samarth Ramdas stayed for nearly twenty-two years. He dictated the Dasbodh to his disciple Kalyan Swami there  \nA fort near Satara. It is the final resting place ofSamarth Ramdas Swami  \nA town in the north-eastern part ofKarnataka A village in Ratnagiri district. During Shivaji’s time it was held by the Surves  \nA town in Raigad district with a popular Shiva temple Twin forts built to protect the route leading to Satara The narrow pass became famous when Baji Prabhu Deshpande defended it for many hours, allowing safe passage to Shivaji. It was later renamed Paavankhind The fort is near Kolhapur and Shivaji escaped from there when surrounded and reached Vishalgad. He was helped by Baji Prabhu Deshpande  \nA little south-west of Pune. The fort was earlier capital of Shivaji’s empire  \nA fort in Nashik district  \nA town on the west coast, in Uttara Kannada district of Karnataka  \nThe Nallamalas are a section of the Eastern Ghats which stretch primarily over Kurnool, Nellore, Guntur, Prakasam, Kadapa and Chittoor districts  \nThe shrine of Mallikarjuna picturesquely sits on the flattop ofNallamala hills. It is near the River Krishna","cbCaitATaOqIja1K","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitATaOqIja1K","pdf",3550326,723,"English","# Contents\n## Cast of Characters\n## Some Places Mentioned in the Book\n## Important Dates and Years\n## Book One\n## Book Two\n## Book Three\n## Book Four\n## Book Five\n## Book Six\n## Book Seven\n## Book Eight\n## Book Nine\n## Book Ten\n## Book Eleven\n## P.S. Insights Interview & More...\n## A Large-hearted Storyteller: The Works of Ranjit Desai\n## About the Book\n## About the Author\n# Places Mentioned\n## Junnar\n## Shivneri\n## Torna\n## Lenyadri\n## Bijapur\n## Phaltan\n## Daulatabad\n## Burhanpur\n## Satara\n## Rajapur\n## Shikhar\n## Shingnapur\n## Kanakagiri","[{\"question\":\"What structure does the book use to organize its narrative?\",\"answer\":\"It is organized into multiple numbered books (Book One through Book Eleven), supported by contents sections and additional material such as an insights interview and author/works commentary.\"},{\"question\":\"What kind of reference material is included alongside the story?\",\"answer\":\"A cast of characters and a detailed list of places mentioned in the book, with descriptions of forts, towns, temples, and significant sites.\"},{\"question\":\"How are locations described in the text?\",\"answer\":\"Each location entry provides geographical context and historical association, for example identifying forts near key regions, temple sites, and major routes tied to Shivaji-related events.\"}]","Shivaji: The Great Maratha | PDF",1789946546,1113]