It had been a couple of months since Shivaji showed up in Agra. The Marathas and the Mughals who were continually engaging had marked a deal. This shut down clash between the two sides — at least for the present. Mirza Raja Jai Singh, the Mughal Commander, had asked Shivaji to visit the Mughal Badshah Aurangzeb in Agra. 

Shivaji's counselors were concerned, "Maharaj, this is a snare. We can't trust Aurangzeb!" 

"You have our assertion. You will be respected like a King in the Mughal court," Jai Singh guaranteed Shivaji. 

So Shivaji left for Agra with his young child Sambhaji. At the point when they arrived at the durbar, Shivaji welcomed the Badshah. He was then prompted his allocated place in the durbar corridor. This was in the third line of aristocrats. 

Back then, individuals were allocated places in the court dependent on their position. Shivaji was irate. He had been guaranteed that he would be dealt with like a King. Also, here he was being made to remain behind lesser aristocrats! 

Shivaji stomped out of the court in rage. Everybody in the durbar lobby was stunned. Nobody set out to oppose the Badshah the manner in which the brave Maratha had done! Aurangzeb requested that Shivaji be kept in Agra. Gatekeepers were positioned outside the house where Shivaji was set up. Nobody was permitted in or out without careful checks. 

Shivaji had come to Agra with a little gathering of individuals. He was in the unfriendly region and he was dwarfed. He was set up to battle out, yet he needed to keep his child, Sambhaji, safe. Additionally, he needed to deal with the little band of men from Raigad who had went with him. 

He mentioned the Mughals to let his men leave Agra. The Mughals consented to his solicitation. With his escorts gone, they could keep a nearby watch on Shivaji. 

At that point Shivaji spread news that he had become sick. He needed supplications to be held by Brahmins in Agra for his recuperation. He began conveying enormous crates of desserts to Brahmins in the city. It was these crates that the gatekeepers were checking outside the house. 

Half a month passed. In the long run the gatekeepers got so used to crates of desserts leaving Shivaji's place they would basically wave them out. 

This was the second Shivaji was sitting tight for. At some point, Sambhaji and he moved into the containers, which were at that point and secured with desserts. As the men went to the entryway conveying the two bins, the watchmen waved them out and the men rushed out with the crates. When they had gone some separation, Shivaji and Sambhaji moved out of the containers. Rather than taking the immediate street to Raigad, they headed the other way towards the city of Mathura. 

Then, the Mughals understood that Shivaji and Sambhaji had gotten away. Warriors were sent after them. Cautions were sent along the street to Shivaji's money to seize the two. Yet, they couldn't discover Shivaji headed for Raighad.

On coming to Mathura, Sambhaji left his child with a portion of his supporters in Mathura. He at that point dressed as a blessed man and set out. 

Half a month later two blessed men showed up in the Maratha court requesting to see Jijabai, Shivaji's mom. Jijabai was stunned when one of the sacred men fell at her feet, eliminated his top and put his head on her lap. Jijabai quickly understood that the blessed man was as a matter of fact her child Shivaji in camouflage. 

Shivaji made an impression on Mathura. Before long, Sambhaji went along with them at Raigad, and Shivaji and his family were free finally. 

Shivaji's getaway made the Mughal ruler incensed. Shivaji increased his determination to recover the lost regions and announced himself as Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, the Emperor!