The Maratha Empire was known for its:

The term (मराठा पातशाह) translates roughly to "The Maratha Emperor" or "The Maratha Kingdom." Historically, this title is most famously associated with Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj , the founder of the Maratha Empire. While "Patshah" (Padishah) is a Persian term for a great emperor, it is less commonly used for Maratha rulers than the native title "Chhatrapati."

The Maratha Empire was a significant power in Indian history, which existed from the 17th to the 18th century. The empire was founded by Shivaji Bhonsle, a legendary figure in Indian history, who is remembered for his bravery, strategic prowess, and administrative acumen.

Detailed accounts of key battles—Pratapgad, Salher, and the later campaigns in Karnataka and Gujarat—are presented from a distinctly Maratha perspective.

The search for a digital version of typically refers to the popular Marathi historical work by S.S. Puranik

However, as a piece of , Maratha Patshah remains a significant primary source for understanding how Maratha identity was constructed in the 20th century.