ISBN 9789391019662
Rs. 640
Jaico Publishing House
Harsha
Who it's for: Readers of historical fiction and Indian history
"Harsha: The Fearless Warrior of Thanesar" by Rajat Pillai plunges into the turbulent life of Prince Harshavardhan. Born into luxury, Harsha's world shatters after his 17th birthday when he is unexpectedly thrust into a volatile political arena. Navigating deceit, shifting alliances, and ruthless enemies, his immediate goal is to rescue his imprisoned sister, a quest that will determine the fate of the Vardhana dynasty amidst the powerful kingdoms of Bharatvarsh.Why You Should Read? Explore a historical epic based on the life of Emperor Harsha, a significant figure in ancient Indian history. Engage with a story of political maneuvering, betrayal, and survival against overwhelming odds. Witness a young prince's transformation into a formidable leader as he battles for his family and kingdom.
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- Based on the life of Emperor Harsha, a key figure in ancient Indian history
- Follows a young prince's transformation into a leader
- Filled with political maneuvering, betrayal, and survival
- Set in the powerful kingdoms of Bharatvarsh
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Is this book based on real historical events?
Yes, it is based on the life of Emperor Harsha, a significant figure in ancient Indian history.
What is the main plot of the book?
The story follows Prince Harshavardhan after his 17th birthday as he is thrust into a volatile political arena, with the immediate goal of rescuing his imprisoned sister.
What themes does the book explore?
The book explores political maneuvering, betrayal, and survival against overwhelming odds.
Who would enjoy this book?
Readers who enjoy historical fiction, especially stories about ancient Indian kingdoms and political intrigue.