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Raigad Fort
images/raigad/raigad-fort.jpgCapital of the Maratha Kingdom, King's fort as it means in Marathi.
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Entrance to the fort through the stairs
images/raigad/staircase-entrance-raigad-fort.jpgPresent day entrance to the fort through the stairs.
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Nane Darwaja
images/raigad/nane-darwaja-raigad-fort.jpgOlden day entrance to the fort. Derived it's name from Nahan (Lahan) or small in local language.
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Mahadarwaja
images/raigad/mahadarwaja-raigad-fort.jpg1st entry point in the fort, Mahadarwaja or the great gate is supported by two massive well-preserved bastions Jay-Vijay.
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Takmak
images/raigad/takmak-point-raigad-fort.jpgA north-west point of the fort, believed to the point from where prisoners were hurled, though no such instance recorded in the history.
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Ganga Sagar reservoir
images/raigad/ganga-sagar-resovoir.jpgThis reservoir was the chief source of water supply for the fort. © Shreyas Ghorpade for rohaonline.com
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Shirkai Devi Mandir
images/raigad/shirkai-devi-mandir.jpgGad devata (Goddess of the fort) Shirkai devi temple.
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Baajar Peth/Nagar peth
images/raigad/baajar-peth-raigad-fort.jpgA string of a 3 room structures, 22 on one side and 21 to the other side, believed to be Market place on the fort.
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Shiv Putala
images/raigad/shivaji-maharaj-statue-raigad-fort.jpgA statue of Chattrapati Shivaji Maharaj on Raigad.
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Nagar Khana
images/raigad/nagar-khana-raigad-fort.jpgThe main entrance to the court room. © Shreyas Ghorpade for rohaonline.com
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Court Yard (nagarkhana)
images/raigad/nagarkhana-court-room-raigad-fort.jpgCourt room of the great kingdom. On 6th June 1674, this place witnessed the coronation of Chattrapati Shivaji Maharaj. © Shreyas Ghorpade for rohaonline.com
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Palakhi Darwaja
images/raigad/palakhi-darwaja-raigad-fort.jpgEntrance to the Palace of Royal Family. © Shreyas Ghorpade for rohaonline.com
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Towers
images/raigad/towers-raigad-fort.jpgThree ruined towers,when in use are said to have been higher than what they are in the present state.
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Hirkani Buruj
images/raigad/hirkani-buruj-raigad-fort.jpgHirkani, the extreme west strategic point of the fort. © Shreyas Ghorpade for rohaonline.com
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Wagh Darwaja
images/raigad/wagh-darwaja-raigad-fort.jpgOne needs a tiger's heart to descend the fort through this gate, hence called wagh darwaja. © Shreyas Ghorpade for rohaonline.com
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Jagadishwar (Waadeshwar)
images/raigad/jagadishwar-raigad-fort.jpgBiggest temple on the fort, Shivaji Maharaj used to visit this temple everyday during his stay on the fort. © Shreyas Ghorpade for rohaonline.com
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Hiroji Indulkar on the step of Jagadishwar
images/raigad/step-jagadishwar-raigad-fort.jpgInscription on the step of Jagadishwar by the chief constructor of the fort. In his only written mark on the fort, Hirojoi Indulkar says, will be at your service forever, your Majesty. © Shreyas Ghorpade for rohaonline.com
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Shiv Samadhi
images/raigad/shivaji-maharaj-samadhi-raigad-fort.jpgThe place where final rituals of Shivaji Maharaj were performed. © Shreyas Ghorpade for rohaonline.com
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Remains of the Palace
images/raigad/remains-of-palace.jpgHere used to be a palace where the royal family stayed. © Shreyas Ghorpade for rohaonline.com
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Remains of he Minister's Palace
images/raigad/remains-of-ministers-palace.jpgBelieved to be the ministers' residence of the Maratha kingdom. © Shreyas Ghorpade for rohaonline.com
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Pachad fortress
images/raigad/pachad-fortress.jpgThe fortress built by the great King for his great mother, JijauSaheb, easily visible from the fort Raigad, but sadly only the ruins. © Shreyas Ghorpade for rohaonline.com
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JijauSaheb samadhi
images/raigad/jijausaheb-samadhi-raigad-fort.jpgThe place where the Raj Mata Jijau was cremated, after her death on 17th Jun 1674. © Shreyas Ghorpade for rohaonline.com
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