Did Krishnaji Bhaskar attack Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj killed him really happen or is it made up by someone?

To understand the Afzal Khan massacre historically, we will examine three historical contexts.

1. Shiv Bharat

2. Jedhe Karina

3. Ignorant Powada

Now let's see the details of Krishnaji Bhaskar Kulkarni without looking at the entire incident between them.Basically even the surname Kulkarni has no historical context.

Shivabharata:

According to verses 43 to 48 of Shivbharata, when Shivaji Maharaj killed Afzal, one of Afzal's Brahmin servants struck him with a sword . Its name is not given in these verses. But this time the Brahmin servant who came with Afzal Khana was definitely 'Krishnajipant Bhaskar'. You can read it below.

Jedhe Kareena:

It is recorded in the Jedhe Karinya that Afzal's Hejiba attacked Rajashri ( Shivaji Maharaj) hater which means holding a weapon. Later Maharaj's people came and this Hejib was killed. But it is not said who killed him. Afzal Khan's Hejib was Krishnaji Bhaskar.

Ajnandas Powada:

In the short version of Ajnandas , it is recorded that Krishnaji stabbed Shivaji Maharaj thrice but as he was a Brahmin, Shivaji Maharaj did not kill him but Krishnaji Bhaskar was killed by the barrage of Jeeva Mahal. But in the long version there is no record of what happened to Krishnaji.

In short, Krishnaji attacked and attacked Maharaj, but it is not written in any document that Shivaji Maharaj killed Krishnaji. Brahmin killing was considered a sin at that time, so none of the Bakharkaras mentions that Maharaja killed Krishnaji. The above historical references are available about Krishnaji Bhaskar. But these days, since casteism started entering the history, Krishnajipant has become very important. Many people think that Afzal Khana is also a big villain. It is not that Krishnaji Bhaskar was a saint. But it was not that he was feeding himself by doing the service of a foreign emperor, many Marathi people were not only doing the service of Bahshah with faith, but they were not looking forward to take arms against Shivaji Maharaj. Shivaji by Sarjerao Ghatge, Kate, Mambaji Bhosale, Baji GhorpadeHe participated in several campaigns against the Maharaja. So what is the point to be made that just as all the castes supported the Hindu Swarajya and built it, equally worthlessly there were people of all castes who opposed this Hindu Swarajya.