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Kalbhojaditya Rawal

Kalbhojaditya Rawal

Srivastava, Utkarsh

Paperback

General Fiction

ISBN10: 8195938868
ISBN13: 9788195938865
Publisher: Independent Cat
Published: Jan 16 2023
Pages: 314
Weight: 1.02
Height: 0.70 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Slaying down two of the finest Arabian warlords on the battlefield of Brahmanabad, Kalbhoj was celebrated around as the valorous one. And the glory of that disciple of Maharishi Harit and a great devotee of Lord Shiva reached Bagdad, the capital of Iraq. After the triumph in the war, Sindhuraj Rai Dahirsen sent a warning letter to Sultan Alhajaj and Caliph Al Walid Bin Abdul Malik of Iraq to take back all the Arabian troops camped around the whole of Sindh. To avenge this humiliation and conquer Sindh, Sultan Alhajaj Bin Yusuf chose one of his finest warlords Hakim Muhammad Bin Qasim Al Sakifi. After the fierce battle of Brahamnabad, when Kalbhoj returned to his homeland Nagda, the images he saw in the Sabarmati river unveiled his wounds of the past. Meeting his own kin after years flashed so many questions in his mind. Those faces which seemed friendly were now looking like deceiving ones. The darkness of untruth and doubts was overwhelming all his ambitions, and the path ahead was not making sense at all. On the other hand, Muhammad Bin Qasim sent his two hundred convoys to be dispersed in the whole of the Hind, disguised as merchants, enslaved people, and smiths to learn and adapt the culture of Hind to be deceiving enough to execute his plan to conquer Sindh. While in Nagda, when Kalbhoj was made aware of his unwilled truth, he felt like living a delusive life all these years of being on the righteous side. But now he had a sense of clarity in his mind about the path he had to choose with his sword.

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