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| Junnar | It is near Pune and was earlier the capital of the Nizam Shah where Shahaji, Shivajis father, worked |
| Shivneri | A fort near Junnar, where Shivaji was born |
| Torna | A fort near Pune. The first fort captured by Shivaji |
| Lenyadri | It represents a series of about thirty rock-cut Buddhist caves, located near Junnar in Pune district |
| Bijapur | One of the Deccan sultanates, ruled by Adil Shah |
| Phaltan | A town in Satara district. It was ruled by the Nimbalkars. Saibai, Shivajis first wife, was from the Nimbalkar family |
| Daulatabad | It is a fort town a little north-west of Aurangabad |
| Burhanpur | On the banks of River Tapi, in south-west Madhya Pradesh, it was an important Mughal post and an entry to the Deccan |
| Satara | Shivaji captured the forts of Parli and Satara. It is a town in Maharashtra on the confluence of River Krishna and its tributary Venna |
| Rajapur | A town in Ratnagiri district of Maharashtra |
| Shikhar Shingnapur | A shiva temple located at the top of Shingnapur hills near Satara |
| Kanakagiri | A temple town in Koppal district of Karnataka |
| Rayari/Raigad | Shivaji captured the fort of Rayari and renamed it Raigad. The village of Pachad is at the base of the fort. It was the capital of Shivajis empire |
| Tuljapur | A town in Osmanabad district of Maharashtra is the home of the Tuljapur Bhawani temple |
| Shivthar | A cave near Mahad where Samarth Ramdas stayed for nearly twenty-two years. He dictated the Dasbodh to his disciple Kalyan Swami there |
| Sajjangad | A fort near Satara. It is the final resting place of Samarth Ramdas Swami |
| Bidar | A town in the north-eastern part of Karnataka |
| Shringarpur | A village in Ratnagiri district. During Shivajis time it was held by the Surves |
| Harihareshwar | A town in Raigad district with a popular Shiva temple |
| ChandanVandan | Twin forts built to protect the route leading to Satara |
| Godhkhind | The narrow pass became famous when Baji Prabhu Deshpande defended it for many hours, allowing safe passage to Shivaji. It was later renamed Paavankhind |
| Panhala | The fort is near Kolhapur and Shivaji escaped from there when surrounded and reached Vishalgad. He was helped by Baji Prabhu Deshpande |
| Rajgad | A little south-west of Pune. The fort was earlier capital of Shivajis empire |
| Salher | A fort in Nashik district |
| Karwar | A town on the west coast, in Uttara Kannada district of Karnataka |
| Nallamala ranges | The Nallamalas are a section of the Eastern Ghats which stretch primarily overKurnool, Nellore, Guntur, Prakasam, Kadapa and Chittoor districts |
| Srisailam | The shrine of Mallikarjuna picturesquely sits on the flat top of Nallamala hills. It is near the River Krishna |
| Bengaluru | Then an important town in Karnataka. Shahaji ruled the jagir of Bengaluru under Adil Shah of Bijapur |
| Goa | The port of Goa ruled by the Portuguese |
| Tiruchirapalli | Important city in Tamil Nadu |
| Thanjavur | Temple town in Tamil Nadu ruled by Venkoji Raje, Shivajis half-brother |
| 19 February 1630 | Shivajis birth at Shivneri Fort |
| 1630-31 | Famine in Maharashtra |
| 1637 | Shivaji arrives in Pune |
| 14 May 1640 | Marriage of Shivaji and Saibai |
| 15 April 1645 | Oath at Rohideshwar |
| 1646 | Shivaji captures Torna |
| March 1647 | Death of Dadoji Konddev |
| October 1648 | Shivaji defeats Fateh Khan |
| 1650 | Birth of Sakhubai |
| 1651-52 | Bajaji is taken back into Hindu fold |
| 1655 | Marriage of Sakhubai |
| 15 January 1656 | Capture of Jawali |
| 27 August 1656 | Sons of Chandrarao are killed |
| 14 May 1657 | Birth of Sambhaji |
| 5 September 1659 | Death of Saibai |
| 10 November 1659 | Shivaji kills Afzal Khan |
| 9 May 1660 | Shaista Khan comes to Pune |
| 13 July 1660 | Death of Baji Prabhu Deshpande |
| 1661-62 | Meeting of Shahaji and Shivaji |
| 2 February 1661 | Battle of Umbarkhindi |
| 5 April 1663 | Attack on Shaista Khan |
| 6 to 10 January 1664 | Looting of Surat |
| October 1664 | Death of Baji Ghorpade |
| 15 November 1664 | Construction of Sindhudurg begins |
| 11 June 1665 | Treaty of Purandar |
| 30 September 1665 | Farman to Shivaji |
| 22 January 1665 | Death of Shah Jahan |
| 5 March 1666 | Shivaji leaves for Agra |
| 12 May 1666 | Durbar at Agra |
| 16 August 1666 | Escape from Agra |
| September 1666 | Shivaji returns to Rajgad |
| 28 August 1667 | Mirza Raja Jai Singh dies |
| 27 March 1667 | Netaji Palkar converts to Islam |
| August-September 1669 | Aurangzeb destroys Kashi Vishwanath Temple |
| 4 October 1670 | Second raid on Surat |
| 13 January 1672 | Diler Khan raids Pune |
| August 1672 | Meeting with Samarth Ramdas |
| 24 February 1674 | Death of Prataprao Gujar |
| 19 March 1674 | Death of Kashibai |
| 6 June 1674 | Coronation of Shivaji |
| 17 June 1674 | Death of Jijabai |
| 21 May 1675 | Large part of Karwar annexed |
| 19 June 1676 | Netaji Palkar returns, and is reconverted to Hindu fold |
| 4 March 1677 | Meeting with Qutb Shah |
| 13 May 1677 | Capture of Jinji |
| 5 July 1677 | Sher Khan surrenders to Shivaji |
| 27 July 1677 | Ekoji Raje runs away |
| August-September 1677 | Diler Khan replaces Bahadur Khan as chief of Mughals in the Deccan |
| June 1678 | Shivaji captures Gadag |
| 13 December 1678 | Sambhaji joins Diler Khan |
| 25 February 1679 | Aurangzeb arrives in Aurangabad to wipe out the Marathas |
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