People from the Indian background would know much about this. I was not going into the historical aspects of this person,

but there was a king.

Chattrapati Shivaji Maharaj, you know,

Shivaji, who was a great king or an emperor,

who was kind of acquired a tremendous amount of respect for his administration, for his bravery, for his courage,

and his strategy of how he fought in those times hugely respected, especially people from Maharashtra.

So Shivaji is relevant even today because of the way he conducted his administration,

very evolved, enlightened administration, he did.

Very little people know about his administration, generally they know only about his battle strategies which are admired and appreciated,

but the most important thing was his administration, very evolved administration, he did for his kingdom.

So he had a guru whose name was Ramdas.

Wanda Shivaji was standing in the balcony of his palace.

Then he saw his guru going from house to house with a begging bowl, begging.

Then he thought, what is my guru doing, begging on the streets?

Thamaking, my guru, can't be begging on the street, he must be.

Then he called Balaji who was his assistant, wrote a chit and sent it.

Please go and place it at the Guru's feet.

So he went and placed this chit at the Guru's feet.

So he picked it up and saw and Ramdas smiled.

And next day he came to the palace.

And he said, in this chit, Shivaji had written,

I am placing my entire kingdom at your feet.

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