Who are the Bundelas? If we ignore their fabricated genealogies, they were generations of loyal servants to the Mughals, starting from the time of Jahangir. 
"Shivaji could jump 14-15 feet from the ground and walk 40-50 kos in one breath. Shivaji is a great warrior. If the Badshah fails to kill him, I will leave my mansab and become a fakir."
Mughals had destroyed 172 temples in Udaipur alone, 63 in Chittor fort alone, 66 in Amber area alone.
You must have heard rumors and so-called contemporary sources that tell us that Chhatrapati Shambhuji Maharaja violated a Brahmin girl, or that he was a drunkard and womanizer. 
For proof, refer to 'Shivaji and His Times' by Jadunath Sarkar, 6th edition. Jadunath Sarkar made no effort to calculate where these 20 lakh Hons are coming from. 
Since @shetty_rishab released the poster for his upcoming film about Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, a certain group in the Mysore region has suddenly become upset.
Yashwantrao Holkar was well-known for his resistance against the British colonialists.
M. Athar Ali, the author of "Mughal Nobility Under Aurangzib," highlights the differences between Rajput and Maratha nobility. While Rajputs were generally loyal and submissive to the Mughals, Marathas did not exhibit the same level of loyalty. The entire Rajput clan typically submitted to the Mughals, which was not the case for the Marathas.
Dānapatra written by Dharmaveer Chhatrapati Shambhuji Maharaja, is a piece of literature so beautiful that every proud Hindu will experience goosebumps upon reading it.
When Ahmad Shah Abdali was constantly raiding India and capturing territories, including Delhi, the Rajputs had to call upon the real Kṣatriyas to help and save Hinduism. In this context, Sawai Madho Singh of Jaipur sent a letter to Subhedar Malhar Rao Holkar on 18th March 1757. In this letter, he did not merely beg for help but also hailed the Marathas as the only saviors of Hinduism.
Some contemporary Europeans have exposed the vile oppression suffered by the ordinary people under the Mughal Empire's tyranny. In the service of the East India Company, there was an officer named Francisco Pelsaert, who worked in a warehouse near Agra from 1621 to 1627, he documented the appalling and deplorable conditions that the oppressed masses endured in the Mughal Empire's ruthless grasp.
Contemporary French traveler Abbé Carré documented in his diary that Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj intended to extend Hindu boundaries beyond the Sindh River.
Maharana Ari Singh II, much like the other Rajput rulers of his time, was a weak leader whose ruthless policies and behavior resulted in perpetual mismanagement within his domain. 
Rajputs always portray Mirza Jai Singh as an undefeated general, but there is no truth to it.
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This inscription is located in the first hall outside the main sanctum of the famous Abhirameshwara temple in Thiruvamattur village on the banks of the Pamba river in the Villupuram Tamil Nadu state in South India. Essentially, these two pieces are parts of the same stone. 
1) Background:-
1. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaja Already Knew The Low Self-esteem Of Mirza Jaisingh When Shivaji Maharaja Directly Told Him That
1) All Thanks To Loyal Mughal Slave Mirza Jai Singh
1) In Battle Of Balapur The Army Was Led By Kanhoji Bhosale.
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