History Of Aurangzib (Based On Original Sources) (Vol 4)
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History Of Aurangzib (Based On Original Sources) (Vol 4)

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Dive into the reign of Aurangzib with “History Of Aurangzib (Vol. 4)” by Sir Jadunath Sarkar (ISBN: 9789394262287). This volume explores the Mughal emperor’s Deccan conquest, the rise of the Marathas under Shivaji, and the decline of the Adil Shahis and Qutb Shahis. A crucial piece of Mughal history for any history enthusiast.

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  • ISBN-13: 9789394262287
  • Publisher: Manohar Publishers & Distributors
  • Height: 40 mm
  • No of Pages: 364
  • ISBN-10: 9394262288
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • Language: English

18 reviews for History Of Aurangzib (Based On Original Sources) (Vol 4)

  1. Yashika Rajani –

    This volume kept me hooked. The political intrigue and military strategies are excellently described. Highly recommended.

  2. Ayush Dogra –

    Fascinating insights into Aurangzib’s reign. The book is dense but the information is invaluable. Worth the effort.

  3. Aman Aryan –

    An exhaustively researched book. The fall of Adil Shahis and Qutb Shahis explained with clarity. A bit lengthy, though.

  4. Rohit Rajdhar –

    Good historical details, but the writing felt biased at times. Still, an important work for understanding Aurangzib.

  5. Harsh Hemnani –

    Informative, yet a bit dense. The book provides great context, but can be overwhelming with details. Good for research.

  6. Prabhu Mehrotra –

    A well-written account of Aurangzib’s Deccan policy. The rise of Marathas is a highlight. I enjoyed reading it.

  7. Rakesh Kumar –

    A detailed account, but sometimes dry. Sarkar’s insights are valuable, though the writing style is a bit dated. Still worth reading for serious history buffs.

  8. Pranay Vikas Movva –

    A scholarly work. The references are extensive, the analysis is sharp. If you want the history, here it is.

  9. Janani Sree –

    Detailed but dense. I wish there was more focus on the social aspects of the time. It’s great for battles, though.

  10. Madhavi Gupta –

    Very complex, with lots of details that made it hard to get through, if you don’t have prior knowledge of Aurangzib’s empire.

  11. Shubhashish Gupta –

    A powerful narrative of the Deccan conflict. Aurangzib’s strategies were interesting. This one is a must-read!

  12. Kushagra Arya –

    A comprehensive look at the Deccan conquest. At times felt too focused on military aspects. Shivaji’s story was compelling.

  13. Shuchi Bhatnagar –

    Volume is gripping! Aurangzib’s Deccan campaigns come alive. The rise of Shivaji is fascinating. A must-read for Mughal history lovers.

  14. Varun Dwivedi –

    This volume didn’t hold my interest as much as the others. Too much focus on military campaigns. Still, it has its moments.

  15. Harsha Nimmakayala –

    Sarkar’s work is a classic. The research is impeccable, providing a deep understanding of Aurangzib’s era and the challenges he faced.

  16. Uroosa Anwer –

    Sarkar’s knowledge is impressive. The book provides a balanced view, but needs some maps and visuals for better understanding.

  17. Vibhuti Aggarwal –

    An informative book. At times I felt lost with so many names, still it’s a good read overall, if you have prior history knowledge

  18. Sakshi Dilip Deole –

    Great in-depth analysis, but sometimes a bit dry. The chapters about Shivaji are very well-written and intriguing.

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