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Khemirao Sarnaik (Hi: खेमीराव सरनाईक) also known as Kheni Sirnayak was a Koli Deshmukh of the Maval region in 1640s and had taken up arms against Mughal governor, Aurangzeb and abolished Jizya. he belongs to the Thorat clan of Mahadev Kolis of Maharashtra. When shivaji began his revolts in following decades, the kolis were amongst the first to join shivaji under Khemirao Sarnaik. The Koli community made a substantial contribution to the success of the Swarajya movement of Shivaji under Khemirao Sarnaik and shaked the Mughal rule. Aurangzeb put down the revolt mercilessly and made a pile of the heads cut off. The 'Koli Chabutra' in Purandar fort still stands as a monument to the Kolis' love of independence and their excitable temper.

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rdfs:comment	Khemirao Sarnaik (Hi: खेमीराव सरनाईक) also known as Kheni Sirnayak was a Koli Deshmukh of the Maval region in 1640s and had taken up arms against Mughal governor, Aurangzeb and abolished Jizya. he belongs to the Thorat clan of Mahadev Kolis of Maharashtra. When shivaji began his revolts in following decades, the kolis were amongst the first to join shivaji under Khemirao Sarnaik. The Koli community made a substantial contribution to the success of the Swarajya movement of Shivaji under Khemirao Sarnaik and shaked the Mughal rule. Aurangzeb put down the revolt mercilessly and made a pile of the heads cut off. The 'Koli Chabutra' in Purandar fort still stands as a monument to the Kolis' love of independence and their excitable temper. (en)
foaf:name	Khemiraoji Sarnaik (en)
name	Khemiraoji Sarnaik (en)
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birth place	Maratha Empire
death place	Mughal Empire
death place	Mughal Empire
birth place	Maratha Empire
dcterms:subject	Year of birth unknown Indian independence movement Indian independence activists Shivaji Indian warriors Koli people Maratha Light Infantry officers 1650 deaths
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Wikipage revision ID	1089275497 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Purandar Fort Bhonsle List of Koli states and clans Deshmukh Raje Year of birth unknown Maval Nayak (title) Princely state Clan G. S. Ghurye Mughal Empire Indian independence movement Maharashtra Shivaji Shivneri Mavala Aurangzeb Indian independence activists Shivaji Indian warriors Koli people Maratha Light Infantry officers Koli people List of Koli people Rebellion Hindavi Swarajya Hindi Hindus Jawhar Jawhar State Tanaji Malusare 1650 deaths Jizya Junnar Kanhoji Angre Zamindar Maratha Empire India Bijapur Sultanate Sardar Sarnaik Peshwa Mughal army Maratha dbr:Mahadev_Kolis
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birth date	1605 (xsd:integer)
birth name	Khemirao (en)
caption	a monument built by Aurangzeb in the honour of Khemirao Sarnaik (en)
death date	1650 (xsd:integer)
era	Mughal Maratha era (en)
honorific prefix	Koli rebel leader (en)
known for	Hindu rebellion against Jaziya (en)
native name	खेमीराव सरनाईक (en)
native name lang	Mr (en)
title	Sarnaik of Koli Naiks of Bavan Maval (en)
has abstract	Khemirao Sarnaik (Hi: खेमीराव सरनाईक) also known as Kheni Sirnayak was a Koli Deshmukh of the Maval region in 1640s and had taken up arms against Mughal governor, Aurangzeb and abolished Jizya. he belongs to the Thorat clan of Mahadev Kolis of Maharashtra. When shivaji began his revolts in following decades, the kolis were amongst the first to join shivaji under Khemirao Sarnaik. The Koli community made a substantial contribution to the success of the Swarajya movement of Shivaji under Khemirao Sarnaik and shaked the Mughal rule. Aurangzeb put down the revolt mercilessly and made a pile of the heads cut off. The 'Koli Chabutra' in Purandar fort still stands as a monument to the Kolis' love of independence and their excitable temper. According to historian Govind Sadasiva Ghurye, the main reason for the rebellion was the imposition of land tax (Jaziya) by Sultan Aurangzeb. The Koli Zamidars had taken up arms against the Sultan Aurangzeb under the leadership of Khemirao Sarnaik, as well as with the sympathy of Shivaji as it was a great benefit to Shivaji. Khemrao assembled all the Koli naiks and promised that he would get rid of Mughal rule in a single rise. Aurangzeb sent the Mughal army from the hilly areas to suppress the Koli rebellion, but the battle was very fierce in which thousands of Kolis were killed and the Mughal soldiers also. The Koli rebellion shook Aurangzeb. Sarnaik applied for help from Shivaji but Shivaji was unable to help Kolis because of their political matters and sarnaik was refused. The Khemirao Sarnaik fighting in this battle was killed by Mughal commander Nerrulaa, but the Koli rebellion was so intense that Aurangzeb got compelled to think. after the rebellion was crushed, the Kolis were treated with kindness by Aurangzeb and than Kolis achieve the high reputation under Peshwa for their daring and taking hill forts such as Kanhoji Angre and Tanaji Malusare. (en)
monuments	Koli Chabutra, Junnar, Maharashtra, India (en)
movement	Jaziya Movement (en)
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