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The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:. The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:. Privacy practices may vary based on, for example, the features you use or your age. Learn More. Up to six family members will be able to use this app with Family Sharing enabled. It is good to note that wherever historical facts are not clear, he has presented alternate views of historians. Some of the noteworthy mughal emp This books covers the entire history from Taimur until the last mughal emperor Bahadur Shah.
Equally important are the several Rajput and Maratha kings who fought valiantly against the then mighty Mughal empire, Rana Pratap Singh and Chatrapathi Sivaji definitely posed a big threat to them.
In my opinion, Akbar was the most impressive mughal emperor since he had a pragmatic view on India. He had realized that he cannot grow his empire without the support from Hindu kings, made a strategic move to marry a rajput prince thereby established a strong partnership. He accepted all religions and ruled in a true securalist fashion. Taimur devastated Delhi by a massacre of nearly one lakh people, Ghazni invaded India for 17 times every time looting a vast amount of wealth notably kg of gold from Somnath temple in his last raid, reckless administration of Mohammed Bin Tughlaq resulting in extreme hardship to citizens.
One interesting fact about Tughlaq is that he was the first one to introduce Demonetization in India to combat fake currency. Some of the key lessons from this history are 1. King should never accept a traitor back to his trust group. There is enogh proof to suggest that emperors who have pardoned the traitors have met with unfortunate events resulting in death or loss of kingdom.
Humayan was the best example since he was kind enough to pardon repeat offenders of royal trust. Emperor should be dynamic and always engage himself in constructive activites. Those sultans who have indulged too much in sensory pleasures could not achieve great results. Aurangazeb was a complete teetotaller and ruled for nearly 50 years, he participated in wars even at the age of Orientation towards Arts and Music - those emperors who have patronized Arts and Music have created marvellous wonders that will continue to live even after their demise.
Everyone knows the splendour of Taj Mahal and Shah Jahan who constructed it. Be open to other's view points. Akbar was the best example for this, he even attempted to create a new religion called Din-Elahi imbibing best principles from multiple religions.
Brutal bloody history of Mughals. Aug 03, Satishkumar rated it really liked it Shelves: history , india , fav , book-i-own. Its total history non fictional book. This book sewed from collection of various episodes published in Tamil weekly Ananda Vikadan. This book is not regular history book, since this is non fictional bare face truth but its not. Madan authors name put the blocks in proper order which makes this book one of mile stone in modern nonfictional story Its total history non fictional book.
Madan authors name put the blocks in proper order which makes this book one of mile stone in modern nonfictional story telling. The way he express the events with the mood of locals is freezing and never miss to amaze the reader, author added bites of interesting events along with the glean of the story which is dazzling.
Madan did a rock bottom historical reading to collect and collate these details for sure. I never read any of original weekly episodes, which are main source of this book, but i have read this book more then once. I enjoyed this book! Shelves: tamil-history. Some books will change the thought that you had for life time, this is one such book. I had a hatred towards mughal rulers before this book. But now I feel they are no different. This book not only made me understand history of mughals but also influenced by philosophical thoughts more.
This book has made me think a lot and think different. The narration , words used, the incidents and details given were apt and crisp. If you want to know history of mughals and know why there is distinction in nor Some books will change the thought that you had for life time, this is one such book. If you want to know history of mughals and know why there is distinction in north and south india, this could will be a very good read. Thanks prabhu for the book Nov 22, Anandh rated it it was amazing.
A must read book for everyone who loves Indian history. Starts with Timur's invasion of Delhi and follows with all the empires which ruled India and ends with last Mughal emperor Bahadur shah getting exiled to Rangoon. The best thing about this book is the author has written it like a movie screenplay, not one line is boring. Though one can wonder how accurate are the historical details given in the book, but all history events has many versions and the author has given his version.
You can accept A must read book for everyone who loves Indian history. You can accept it or argue about it, but still don't miss to read this. Jan 21, Srini rated it it was amazing. While in my tenth standard,the history subject had a question,Elaborate the rise and fall of mughal empire?
At the time without knowing the precise history i just spewed out what I've mugged up. After reading this book in my mother tongue i clearly came up who is,what is and what is for. Surely i'll pass on this to anyone,especially to my children's. Totally a great work by madhan, A great historical treasure in my bookshelf. Apr 06, Prabhu D M rated it really liked it.
Good Read. Gives the reader a different view about the conquests made by kings and the side of some kings that history books don't teach us. And everything is narrated seamlessly by Madhan that you will not be able to put the book down.
A history of over 5 centuries told in a crispy manner with many interesting events during the period. Oct 20, Saravanan Meivel rated it really liked it. Good to read Good to read about mugals. Worth a read A meticulous compilation narrated with ease.
It is especially for novice readers to get a glimpse of the whole story. History about beginning and end of Mughals This book was recommended by writer selventhiran while finishing his book vasippathu eppadi?
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