Legend Of Suheldev: The King Who Saved India
Amish Tripathi's 'Legend Of Suheldev: The King Who Saved India' catapults its audience back to the tumultuous 11th century landscape of India, an epoch rife with chaos and foreign encroachments. As the ferocious Turkic forces of Mahmud of Ghazni wreak havoc across the northern territories—pillaging revered sanctuaries and capitalizing on the fragmented alliances of Indian principalities—a remarkable figure springs forth from the ruins. Enter King Suheldev, sovereign of a humble dominion, who rises with unfaltering resolve, personifying the essence of defiance and fervent nationalism. This narrative, though steeped in imaginative interpretation, draws richly upon actual historical occurrences, recounting the fabled skirmish of Bahraich, where Suheldev's valor and tactical brilliance illuminate the darkest hours. Tripathi intricately crafts a saga of gallantry, selflessness, and patriotic fervor, resurrecting a neglected yet vital segment of India's historical tapestry. With its vivid narration and meticulously researched backdrop, this literary gem provides an enthralling window into a critical juncture that ultimately influenced the course of the subcontinent’s fate.
- Author: Amish Tripathi
- Publisher: HarperCollins India (15 August 2022)
- Genre: Historical Fiction
- ISBN: 978-9356291034
- Pages: 352 pages