Shivaji's Tiger Claw Weapon: It's Significance & How it Landed with the British
By A Mystery Man Writer
In 1659, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj held metal claws, or wagh nakh, concealed in his hand and disembowelled his opponent Afzal Khan the commander of the opposing Bijapur army
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