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RISE OF THE MARATHASVersion en ligne rise of marathas riddles par anusha 1 At just 16 years old, when most kids were just studying, I was busy capturing hill forts. I built a brilliant navy to stop foreign ships and was crowned king at Raigad in 1674. Who am I?" 2 When my husband passed away, the Mughals thought the Marathas were weak. But I noticed a big secret: their huge army was trapped down south, leaving the north completely wide open! I quickly sent massive armies up north and outsmarted the Emperor himself. Who am I? 3 I lost my husband and my son, but I did not stop caring for my people. For 30 years, I ruled Indore, built safe roads, dug water wells, and completely rebuilt the famous Kashi Vishwanath temple. I even saved the beautiful Maheshwar cloth weavers! Who am I?" 4 The Southern Polymath "I ruled way down south in Thanjavur. I could speak multiple languages, loved reading, opened India's very first native printing press, and built a special hospital called Dhanwantari Mahal to give my citizens free healthcare! Who am I?" 5 "I am a style of fighting where we never stand in a straight line for a regular open battle. Instead, we use speed, the element of surprise, and hide behind mountains and thick forests to pull off sudden attacks against giant armies! What am I?" 6 "Think of us like a modern-day school council, but for a whole kingdom! We are a core team of eight specialist ministers handpicked by Chhatrapati Shivaji to handle everything from court cases to military operations. What is our team name?" 7 "Maratha officers had to write dozens of official state letters every single day, and standard writing was just too slow! So, they invented me a fast, curvy, continuous way of writing the Devanagari script. What am I?" 8 "I am the local court system of the Marathas. Instead of expensive lawyers, I am a simple gathering of respected village elders and officials who listen to everyday problems and settle arguments fairly without using cruel punishments. What am I?" 9 "I am a powerful word that means 'Our Own Rules' or 'Self-Rule'. Chhatrapati Shivaji wore me like a shield, and over a hundred years later, this exact same ideal inspired millions of everyday Indians to fight against the British Empire! What am I?"

RISE OF THE MARATHASVersion en ligne

rise of marathas riddles

par anusha

At just 16 years old, when most kids were just studying, I was busy capturing hill forts. I built a brilliant navy to stop foreign ships and was crowned king at Raigad in 1674. Who am I?"

When my husband passed away, the Mughals thought the Marathas were weak. But I noticed a big secret: their huge army was trapped down south, leaving the north completely wide open! I quickly sent massive armies up north and outsmarted the Emperor himself. Who am I?

I lost my husband and my son, but I did not stop caring for my people. For 30 years, I ruled Indore, built safe roads, dug water wells, and completely rebuilt the famous Kashi Vishwanath temple. I even saved the beautiful Maheshwar cloth weavers! Who am I?"

The Southern Polymath "I ruled way down south in Thanjavur. I could speak multiple languages, loved reading, opened India's very first native printing press, and built a special hospital called Dhanwantari Mahal to give my citizens free healthcare! Who am I?"

"I am a style of fighting where we never stand in a straight line for a regular open battle. Instead, we use speed, the element of surprise, and hide behind mountains and thick forests to pull off sudden attacks against giant armies! What am I?"

"Think of us like a modern-day school council, but for a whole kingdom! We are a core team of eight specialist ministers handpicked by Chhatrapati Shivaji to handle everything from court cases to military operations. What is our team name?"

"Maratha officers had to write dozens of official state letters every single day, and standard writing was just too slow! So, they invented me a fast, curvy, continuous way of writing the Devanagari script. What am I?"

"I am the local court system of the Marathas. Instead of expensive lawyers, I am a simple gathering of respected village elders and officials who listen to everyday problems and settle arguments fairly without using cruel punishments. What am I?"

"I am a powerful word that means 'Our Own Rules' or 'Self-Rule'. Chhatrapati Shivaji wore me like a shield, and over a hundred years later, this exact same ideal inspired millions of everyday Indians to fight against the British Empire! What am I?"

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RISE OF THE MARATHASVersion en ligne

par anusha

At just 16 years old, when most kids were just studying, I was busy capturing hill forts. I built a brilliant navy to stop foreign ships and was crowned king at Raigad in 1674. Who am I?"

When my husband passed away, the Mughals thought the Marathas were weak. But I noticed a big secret: their huge army was trapped down south, leaving the north completely wide open! I quickly sent massive armies up north and outsmarted the Emperor himself. Who am I?

I lost my husband and my son, but I did not stop caring for my people. For 30 years, I ruled Indore, built safe roads, dug water wells, and completely rebuilt the famous Kashi Vishwanath temple. I even saved the beautiful Maheshwar cloth weavers! Who am I?"

The Southern Polymath "I ruled way down south in Thanjavur. I could speak multiple languages, loved reading, opened India's very first native printing press, and built a special hospital called Dhanwantari Mahal to give my citizens free healthcare! Who am I?"

"I am a style of fighting where we never stand in a straight line for a regular open battle. Instead, we use speed, the element of surprise, and hide behind mountains and thick forests to pull off sudden attacks against giant armies! What am I?"

"Think of us like a modern-day school council, but for a whole kingdom! We are a core team of eight specialist ministers handpicked by Chhatrapati Shivaji to handle everything from court cases to military operations. What is our team name?"

"Maratha officers had to write dozens of official state letters every single day, and standard writing was just too slow! So, they invented me a fast, curvy, continuous way of writing the Devanagari script. What am I?"

"I am the local court system of the Marathas. Instead of expensive lawyers, I am a simple gathering of respected village elders and officials who listen to everyday problems and settle arguments fairly without using cruel punishments. What am I?"

"I am a powerful word that means 'Our Own Rules' or 'Self-Rule'. Chhatrapati Shivaji wore me like a shield, and over a hundred years later, this exact same ideal inspired millions of everyday Indians to fight against the British Empire! What am I?"

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