Vishwanath Kashinath Rajwade (1863–1926) was an influential Indian historian, scholar, and social activist renowned for his significant contributions to the study of Maratha history and culture. Born on 24 July 1863, Rajwade dedicated his life to historical research, delving into various aspects of Maratha rule and contributing extensively to Marathi literature.
Rajwade's scholarly works covered socio-economic and political conditions during the Maratha period. His literary contributions included essays, critiques, and commentaries, reflecting his commitment to the promotion of the Marathi language.
Beyond his academic pursuits, Rajwade was a staunch advocate for the preservation and promotion of Marathi culture. He actively participated in social and cultural movements aimed at safeguarding Maharashtra's cultural heritage.
Vishwanath Kashinath Rajwade's legacy endures through his influential writings, which remain valuable sources for understanding the history and culture of the Maratha Empire. He passed away on 31 December 1926, leaving behind a lasting impact on Marathi historiography and literature.
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