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The King Shivaji Chronicles - Resurgence of The Oppressed - Volume 1
Paperback
ISBN13: 9789348199874
Publisher: White Falcon Publishing
Published: Jan 31 2025
Pages: 358
Weight: 1.05
Height: 0.80 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
A historical fiction based on life of extraordinary legend, the King Shivaji Maharaj.
Endorsed by a foreword by honourable cabinet minister Sri Nitin Gadkari, this novel is a captivating journey, for the readers across the globe, through an enchanting era, rich in action, drama, tactics, counter-tactics, twists-turns and emotions.
A young boy, at the tender age of fourteen, took the pledge to liberate his nation from the centuries of oppression by multiple tyrants. His rivals included the largest emperor of the world. He formed his army from local young men - farmers, carpenters & blacksmiths. Together they marched forth, with unprecedented valour, engaging in relentless battles, armed with his courage, intellect, leadership. Ultimately, could he bring to life, the justified kingdom that his mother had dreamt?
This novel is a global mission to celebrate the resurgence of mankind. Share the values of our inspiration with your family and friends!
This is the Great King Shivaji's saga, the way it has never been told, on a global platform.
The objective of this novel is to take readers, from all corners of the world, on a captivating journey through an enchanting era, rich in action, drama, tactics, counter-tactics, unexpected twists-turns and emotions. It is a chance for readers to meet remarkable characters filled with passion, a sense of purpose and love for the nation.
The author believes that a unifying theme throughout world history is the relentless struggle of the oppressed against their oppressors, a dynamic that persists even today. The regions across the globe can draw inspiration from one another. Many remarkable heroes have spearheaded such battles, striving for the betterment of humanity. This novel on King Shivaji is dedicated All such heroes and their Values. Acknowledged by leaders and elite from USA, UK, India, Germany, Russia and all parts of the world.....
About The Author: Sandip lives in Mumbai, India. He is an Engineer by education and profession. Sandip has travelled and lived in many parts of the world, including the USA, Europe, and Asia Pacific. This experience has allowed him to meet people from diverse backgrounds. As a history and art enthusiast, he has studied world history and literature extensively.
Sandip believes that a unifying theme throughout world history is the relentless struggle of the oppressed against their oppressors, a dynamic that persists even today. The regions across the globe can draw inspiration from one another. Many remarkable heroes have spearheaded such battles, striving for the betterment of humanity, and they rightfully deserve global recognition. Sandip has dedicated his literary work to honoring these heroes and their values, making it his mission to promote their legacy.
This Novel on the great king Shivaji Maharaj will take the readers, from all corners of the world, on a captivating journey through an enchanting era, rich in action, drama, tactics, counter-tactics, unexpected twists-turns and emotions. It is a chance for readers to meet remarkable characters filled with passion, a sense of purpose and love for the nation.
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