Ke Chhilen Sibaji?
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Book Details:
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Author: Govind Pansare
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Publisher: National Book Agency Private Limited
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Language: Bengali
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First Publication Year: 2016
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Publication Year: 2019
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Edition: 5th Edition
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Binding: Paperback
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Number of Pages: 76
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ISBN: 9789392593581
About The Book:
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This book is the Bengali translation of the well-known English work Who Was Shivaji? by Govind Pansare.
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The book delves into the complex historical figure of Shivaji Maharaj, questioning the conventional narratives around him. It seeks to uncover the true nature of Shivaji—was he a symbol of Hindutva or a nationalist leader with a broad vision? Was he a feudal lord or a king who cared for his people? Did he protect the Brahmins and cattle, or was he a ruler who had a more inclusive approach, including Shudras in governance?
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Pansare challenges the glorified and often distorted image of Shivaji, critiquing how some view him as a purely Hindu warrior against Muslims. He points out that Shivaji consciously included Muslims and Dalits in his administration, emphasizing that he was a religious man but not fanatic.
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The book provides evidence-based answers to these questions and counters the narratives pushed by those who misuse Shivaji's image for their own agendas. Pansare highlights the need to understand Shivaji as a ruler who promoted social justice and religious tolerance, defying the conventional divisive images of his legacy.
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As a renowned intellectual and communist, Pansare sheds light on the true legacy of Shivaji Maharaj, offering a more nuanced and historical perspective that is critical of the distortion of facts in contemporary discourse.
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Tragically, Pansare's effort to present the truth cost him his life, as he was assassinated by an unknown assailant, a testament to the controversies and risks surrounding this work.

