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{{Short description| | {{Short description|Forth Capital Of Maratha Empire}}{{EngvarB|date=March 2014}} | ||
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*{{flag|Maratha Empire}} ( | *{{flag|Maratha Empire}} (1706–1818) | ||
*{{flagicon image|Flag of the British East India Company (1801).svg}} [[British East India Company]] ( | *{{flagicon image|Flag of the British East India Company (1801).svg}} [[British East India Company]] (1818–1858) | ||
*{{flag|British Empire}} ( | *{{flag|British Empire}} (1858–1947) | ||
*[[Government of India|Central Government]] of {{flag|India}} ( | *[[Government of India|Central Government]] of {{flag|India}} (1947–present) | ||
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'''Ajinkyatara''' ( | '''Ajinkyatara''' (literally "The Impregnable Star") is a fort on one of the seven mountains surrounding the city of [[Satara (city)|Satara]] in the [[Sahayadri]] Mountains of [[Maharashtra]], India. It is a 16th-century [[fort]], that was called "Ajimtara", during Aurangzeb regime and was based on Aurangzeb son's name, Ajim. Maharani tarabai capturev and renamed Ajinkyatara.", when he wrote his first novel on the same name, first published in 1909.<ref>Interview published in ''Marathi Pratishthan Monthly'', December 1970 issue.</ref> Now it also holds the television tower for the city of Satara. This fort has been the place where several pivotal moments in Maratha history took place. | ||
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The fort is located at Ajinkyatara Mountain, which is 3,300 feet high. | The fort is located at Ajinkyatara Mountain, which is 3,300 feet high. | ||