Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj Best Inspirational Life Quotes
Sambhaji was the eldest son of the Maratha emperor, Chhatrapati Shivaji, who founded the Maratha Empire. Sambhaji was the 2nd Chhatrapati of the Maratha Empire.
Born: May 14, 1657, Purandar Fort, Gherapurandhar.
Died: 11 March 1689, Tulapur.
Spouse: Yesubai Bhonsale (m. 1666–1689)
Siblings: Rajaram I, Ambikabai Mahadik, Ranubai Jadhav, Sakubai Nimbalkar,Deepabai, Rajkunvrbai Shirke, Kamalabai Palkar.
Children: Shahu I, Bhavani Bai.
Parents: Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, Sai Bhosale.
Grandchildren: Rajaram II of Satara, Parvatibai.
Grandparents: Shahaji, Jijabai.
Great grandchild: Shahu II of Satara.
Great-grandparents: Maloji Bhosale, Lakhuji Jadhav, Mahalasabai, Uma Bai.
Books Written: Budhbhushanam, Chatrapati SambhājīMahārāja Sãskr̥tasāhitya.
After Shivaji Maharaj's death, Sambhaji, the eldest son of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, gained command of the Maratha state, succeeded to the throne, and governed the kingdom for nine years, from 1681 to 1689. In a short span of nine years, he accomplished much and gained recognition for his courage and nationalism.
Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj was a great warrior king who lived and died for the glory of the policies he gained from his father. Dharma was protected by Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj. The continuing warfare between the Maratha kingdom and the Mughal Empire
and others such as the Siddis, Mysore, and the Portuguese in Goa, molded him significantly.
Sambhaji Maharaj was known as 'Dharamveer', the warrior of Dharma, and his tremendous sacrifice for Dharma will always be remembered. Here are some of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj's best inspirational quotes to motivate and inspire you. These quotes serve as humble tributes to Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj.
Interesting facts about Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj:
- Sambhaji Bhosale was the eldest son of Shivaji Maharaj, who founded the Maratha Empire.
- When Sambhaji was two years old, his mother died. Jijabai, his grandmother, raised him as a result.
- When Sambhaji was nine years old, he was sent to live with Raja Jai Singh of Amber as a political hostage.
- During the reign of Sambhaji Maharaj, the Maratha Kingdom and the Mughal Empire fought in several battles. He played a crucial role in shaping the Maratha Kingdom and is highly respected for his bravery and intelligence.
- Chattrapati Shambaji Maharaj has fought 140 wars within 9 years, lost none, never been taken back from the war, and never made any kind of settlement during the war.
- He was captured by Aurangzeb’s army in 1689 and tortured to death.
- After Sambhaji’s demise, his brother Rajaram I ascended to the throne.
- Sambhaji was highly educated and proficient in multiple languages, not just Marathi.
Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj Quotes:
- “ The path of righteousness is often lonely, but I will walk it with conviction.”
- “The achievement must be so great that self-esteem should be awakened just by looking at the outfit.”
- “ The duty of a king is not just to rule, but to serve the people with humility and compassion.”
Sambhaji Maharaj Status:
- “ I may be a king, but I will always be a servant of our nation.”
- “ Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out.”
- “ Dreams do not work unless you do.”
- “ One small step taken to reach a small milestone later helps you achieve the bigger goal.”
Sambhaji Raje Quotes:
- “ The harder you work, the luckier you get.”
- “ Pain will show up. You either run from it or grow from it.”
- “ Nation First. Then your Guru, your Parents, and finally your God!”
- “ There were plenty of lions in the forest, But there was only one who tore the jaws of the lions, Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj.”
- “ Shambhuraja, the youngest owner of Swarajya.”
- “ Whenever you feel like it! There is a lot of sadness in life, Just remember Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj once, You will realize that your sorrow is nothing!”
- “ Tough times do not last, Makes Tough People .”
- “ There is no battlefield to defeat us, and no death that will kill us.”
Sambhaji Maharaj Jayanti Quotes, Wishes and Messages:
- “ A place where a loser in life gets the strength to fight, That is my Sambhaji Raja's Chanran…!!”
- “ The soil of Tulapur became pure with your blood, They are chained, blessed by your touch.”
- “ There were plenty of lions in the forest, But there was only one who tore the jaws of the lions. Shambhuraj, the youngest owner of Swarajya.”
- “ Planning is important to achieve any goal, You can achieve your goals only by planning.”
- “ We don't have to learn by mistake, So we can learn a lot from the mistakes of others.”
- “ He who instills confidence, knows himself, and thinks of the welfare of mankind, can rule the whole world.”
- “ The mighty warrior, the defender of Swaraj who never lost a battle, The devout son of Shiva, the fiery-glorious, Shivba's camp and the Maratha Empire, Second Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj.”
- “ Strength is not only in physical abilities but in overcoming challenges. Also in the indomitable spirit of coming.”
- “ Sanskar was the adornment, The ember was the Hindu Swarajya, Where even the enemy bowed down. Such was the son of our 'Chhatrapati Shivaraya'.”
- “ I will not let the flame of our culture and heritage be extinguished.”
- “ Seeing bravery before you, even death bowed down, For the soil of Swarajya, my Shambhu Raja became immortal.”
- “ Power is not in the hands of a few but in the hearts of many.”
- “ Bravery is my soul! Thought and conscience are my identity! Kshatriya is my religion! Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj is my god! Yes, I am Marathi!”
- “ I will leave a lasting legacy for future generations to remember and cherish.”
Sambhaji Maharaj's Best Inspirational Life Quotes:
- “ Unity among people to achieve greatness and adversity.is the key to overcoming?”
- “ I will always cherish the love and support of our people.”
- “ Courage is not the absence of fear, but facing it and the ability to move forward.”
- “ A true leader inspires others to dream more, do more and more, and become more.”
- “ Knowledge is the weapon that empowers individuals and transforms society.”
- “ The true measure of a person's greatness is not wealth or power. It's the impact they have on the lives of others.”
- “ I refuse to let anyone take away our freedom and independence.”
- “ I might have been born into a royal family, but I will always fight for the rights and freedom of the common man.”
- “ Sambhaji is easy to say, Sambhaji is easy to hear, Sambhaji is easy to chant, but Shivarai is very difficult to adopt. And whoever practices Sambhaji, will rule this world for sure!!”
- “ I will never bow down to anyone who tries to suppress the voice of truth and justice.”
- “ A person who chooses Swaraj over family is a true citizen.”
- “ My love for my motherland runs deeper than any ocean.”
- “ The true essence of freedom is to uphold justice and it is about ensuring the welfare of all.”
- “ Each of us has the power to change the world. We must use that power for good.”
- “ I will always protect the honor and dignity of our Maratha empire.”
- “ Resilience is the ability to overcome challenges and it's the key to being strong.”
- “ A Sambhaji who instills confidence, knows himself, and thinks of the welfare of mankind is a Sambhaji and that Sambhaji can rule the whole world.”
- “ Confidence gives a person strength and powerful knowledge. Knowledge provides stability and stability leads to victory.”
- “ As long as there is breath in my body, I will continue to fight for the rights of our people.”
- “ I will never compromise my values, no matter what the cost.”
Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj Punyatithi Quotes/Sayings:
- “ The true measure of a king is not in his wealth or power, but in his ability to serve his people.”
- “ I may have been born a king, but I will die a warrior.”
- “ I believe in the power of unity and will always strive to bring our people together.”
- “ His mother left him as a child. Father left at a young age. Relatives went against it. Abandoned loved ones in distress. Still, he fought.”
- “ I may be surrounded by enemies, but they will soon learn that they cannot defeat a fearless warrior.”
- “ Swarajya is our life and Marathi soil is our pride.”
- “ The walk of a lion, the gaze of an eagle, respect for women, and killing the enemy, should be the children's behavior.”
- “ King Sambhaji Chhatrapati is the king who ruled the pages of history, the minds of the ryots, the grain of soil, and the scale of faith.”
- “ Oh, even if our nerves cut, saffron blood will flow, and even if our chests are torn, only the idol of Sambhaji Raja will be seen.”
- “ Look at the threat of the saffron flag, it is the Maratha fire.”
- “ While there are billions of temples of crores of gods, those who rule the hearts of billions without a single temple are called “Chhatrapati”!”
- “ I will not rest until every last drop of injustice is wiped from this land.”
- “ Even in the face of adversity, we shall remain steadfast and unyielding.”
- “ I will lead our people with courage, honor, and integrity.”
- “ I will never forget the sacrifices made by our ancestors, and I will ensure their legacy lives on.”
- “ It is not the size of the army that matters, but the strength of its determination.”
- “ No enemy can break the spirit of a united people.”
Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj Jayanthi Quotes/Sayings:
- “ Saying Om” gives strength to the mind, Saying “Sai” gives strength to the mind, Saying “Ram” gives liberation from sin, and Saying “Jai Sambhaji” gives us the strength of a hundred tigers.”
- “ Sambhaji Maharaj, the undefeated Maratha warrior. The echo of whose valor knows no barrier.”
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FAQ's:
Q. How was Sambhaji Maharaj's personality?
A. The title Chhava is self-explanatory and reflects a brave heart and the fighting spirit Sambhaji Maharaj had, which stunned the mighty Mughal empire. The Maratha army fought over 80–90 battles with the Mughals, Siddhis, and Portuguese in his nine years of tenure as Chatrapati.
Q. How great was Sambhaji Maharaj?
A. Sambhaji Maharaj fought 120 battles against the then-mighty Mughals and other enemies of the Marathas. He did not lose a single one. The only time he faced defeat was at the Battle of Sangameshwar. It is said that he was captured by Aurangzeb due to treachery in his own ranks.
Q. What are the achievements of Sambhaji?
A. Chattrapati Shambaji Maharaj has fought 140 wars within 9 years, lost none, never been taken back from the war, and never made any kind of settlement during the war. Expanded the Maratha empire from Kerala to Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.
Q. At what age did Sambhaji become king?
A. After the demise of the great Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, his son, Sambhaji, ascended the throne of the Maratha Empire at the age of only 25. However, the road toward the throne of the Maratha Empire was not easy for young Chhatrapati.
Q. Who did the last rites of Sambhaji Maharaj?
A. Marathas from Vadhu Budruk village believe it was their ancestors, the Shivale Deshmukhs, who defied the orders of Aurangzeb and performed the last rites of Sambhaji Maharaj after he was killed by the Mughal emperor in 1689.
Q. Who became king after Sambhaji Maharaj?
A. After the death of Sambhaji, Rajaram Bhosale was crowned at Raigad on March 12, in the year 1689.
Q. Who trained Sambhaji Maharaj?
A. Rajmata Jijabai Saheb. Chhatrapati Sambhaji was mainly trained under her. As well, his father, Shivaji Maharaj, also trained him in many aspects.
Q. Who is Sambhaji Maharaj's son?
A. Shahu I was the fifth Chhatrapati of the Maratha Empire, founded by his grandfather, Shivaji I. He was born into the Bhonsle family and was the son of Sambhaji I and Yesubai.
Q. Who fought against Sambhaji Maharaj?
A. The story goes that for 9yrs Aurangzeb couldn't tackle the Marathas; he refused to wear his crown till he had vanquished Chatrapati Sambhaji. Out of the 127 battles he fought, Sambhaji didn't lose a single one.
Q. How did Aurangzeb die?
A. Aurangzeb died in Ahmednagar in February 1707 of old age and illness at the age of 88.
Q. Where was Sambhaji caught?
A. In February 1689, Sambhaji was captured along with 25 of his counselors and close friend Kavi Kalash at Sangameshwar. Both of them were humiliated and tortured heinously by the Mughals before being executed.
Q. Did Aurangzeb defeat the Marathas?
A. By 1704, Aurangzeb had conquered Torana, Rajgad, and some other handful of forts mostly by bribing Maratha commanders, but he had spent four precious years on this. It was slowly dawning on him that, after 24 years of constant war, he had not succeeded in annexing the Maratha State.
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