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Padmadurg was built on the low-lying Kamsa rock jutting out from the sea which is situated only 10 kilometers from Janjira. But the fort couldn't serve the purpose for which it was built. The Deccan was a hotbed of renewed politics after the death of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and the Maratha administration dwindled. Eventually, Padmadurg's fate was sealed when it fell into the hands of the Siddis.The shape of the fort resembles an open lotus, also known as Padma, substantiating its etymological significance. Numerous sculptures and motifs of the lotuses can be seen inside the fortress too. The engineering and technical skills of the Marathas is marvelled with regards to the transportation of materials across the sea to build this fort. The fort contained 70 to 80 cannons in the past and now only 42 remain some of which have rusted due to the humid climate conditions.

The essence of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s maritime vision was encapsulated by the words “Jalameva Yasya Balameva Tasya” (meaning: He who rules over the seas is all powerful). With his far-sight and vision, he could sense the importance of establishing control and supremacy in the seas which his contemporaries lacked. These forts, like many others, were abandoned towards the beginning of the twentieth century. Lack of modern amenities, dwindling fresh water reserves and rising fiscal problems made the inhabitants of Janjira move to nearby coastal villages to look for employment. The Padmadurg fort lies desolate, lonely and abandoned, while Murud-Janjira is a popular tourist attraction for weekend getaways. The conservation and repair works have restored its heritage value, making it worth a visit.

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