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Radhikabai Peshwe, fiancee of Shrimant Vishwasrao Peshwe Radhikabai was not always deeply in love or even fond of her Shrimant Vishwasrao .  As a child, around the age of 6 years, she knew him as a blue-eyed boy who loved teasing her. Little Radhikabai was a proud girl , she didn't like anyone teasing her. So, she rebuffed  this little boy, who was 4 years older than her. However, Shrimant loved teasing her whenever he came to Satara where she stayed with her aunt. Chakuli would forget him in every six month's time. She would rebuff him, then when Shrimant would offer her dolls and guavas, she would mend her ways.  The young peshwa was always fond of her. She looked to him like a live doll that he always wanted. Therefore, he was always present to assist her.  Right from young age, he was gallant and respectful of the opposite gender. Hence, he easily impressed Radhikabai when she became 7 and half years old. The two kids began to stroll the mountains of Pen, Sata

There have been such tremendous and desperate attempts to criticise Shrimant Sadashivrao Bhausaheb and Shrimant Vishwasrao for the so-called loss of Panipat that it makes one wonder the veracity of such claims. To this, some people will come up with examples of accounts usually in the school textbooks that describe Panipat-3 in one paragraph. They cite the following reasons for the loss of Marathas. 1. Bhausaheb went ill-prepared 2. He lacked the diplomatic and strategic skills. 3. He took his wife Parvatibai with him, instead of concubines. 4. Shrimant Vishwasrao was some 17 year old lad who knew nothing about "battle". 5. Bhausaheb jumped from his elephant after Vishwasrao fell. 6. This move spread panic and Bhausaheb couldn't control himself . 7. He fought without any strategy and senselessly. 8. He couldn't go back to Pune because Nanasaheb had warned him not to return without his son Vishwasrao. 9. Malharrao Holkar was a old wise man

Hey guyz, It's Valentines Week  and it is time for an eternal love story. So, this year's valentines couple is the 18th century soulmates of the Maratha empire, Peshwa Sadashivrao Bhausaheb and Parvatibai.  Much like the eternal soulmates Lord Shiva and Parvati (Pluto and Persephone of the west), these two are also Pluto soulmates. Born in the Sun sign of Leo Bhausaheb was a fierce warrior and shrewd diplomat with loyalty being his second name. His soulmate Parvatibai was an Aries Sun, warrior queen and expert debater with loyalty being her second name too. They were the most envied couple and talk of the town due to their extreme compatibility. However, the loving bliss had not been achieved easily for Parvatibai, it had taken years of wait and pure soulful dedication to get her Sadashiv . Pluto never makes it easy and death is always involved either metaphorically or actually. These plutonian soulmates met and learned that their Eros and Psyche were in perfect sync. How