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The History of Akbar, Volume 6 Paperback 25 January 2020

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Explore the Mughal Empire’s zenith with “The History of Akbar, Volume 6.” Wheeler M. Thackston’s translation chronicles Akbar’s reign (1577-1582), detailing pivotal battles in Bihar, Bengal, Kabul, and Gujarat. Dive into 16th-century India’s political landscape and Akbar’s military prowess. ISBN: 9780674244153

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  • ISBN-13: 9780674244153
  • Publisher: Harvard University Press
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: English
  • Width: 13.3 mm
  • ISBN-10: 067424415X
  • Publisher Date: 25 Jan 2020
  • Height: 20.3 mm
  • No of Pages: 688

20 reviews for The History of Akbar, Volume 6 Paperback 25 January 2020

  1. Shlok Mohaley

    This volume felt very focused on military campaigns. I wanted more on the cultural and social aspects of the empire.

  2. Prayush Kishan

    A deep dive into a specific period. If you love military history, this is your book! For casual readers, it might be a bit overwhelming.

  3. Anchit Ambesh

    As usual, Thackston delivers. For serious history buffs, it’s an easy recommendation. Others may find it too academic.

  4. Annika Jaiswal

    Volume is a good addition to the series but not the best. Enjoyable but slightly boring. Some parts are unnecessarily detailed.

  5. Kuldeep Singh

    Another excellent addition! Really enjoying Thackston’s work. Very informative and provides great insight into the time period covered.

  6. Bhavna

    I learned so much about the Mughal empire! A bit dense at times, but well worth the effort. I recommend for anyone interested in history.

  7. Navneet Kumar

    A solid installment, but I was hoping for more focus on Akbar’s personal life rather than just the battles. Still worth reading though!

  8. Anshul Garg

    Volume keeps the saga going! Battles, politics, and courtly intrigue abound. A must-read for anyone invested in Mughal history. Highly recommended.

  9. Venu Gopal

    This book is absolutely magnificent, the way the book is written makes you feel as if you are living back in the era of Akbar.

  10. Manchi Prasanth

    Not my favorite in the series. Dragged in parts. Too much focus on battles. Akbar’s personal life should have been explored.

  11. Mayank Joshi

    While informative, this volume felt a bit dense compared to the previous ones. The military campaigns are well-documented, but I craved more personal anecdotes.

  12. Dharm Pal

    A truly great volume in the series! This is a great purchase for people into the history of the Mughal Empire.

  13. Nigamananda Rao

    Excellent translation and very informative. This book is great for history students. A bit complicated for the average reader.

  14. Mohammed Sandeed Farooq

    Incredible detail! You can tell that the author really did their research before they wrote this book. I would recommend this to any history buff.

  15. Afan Afreedi Mohammad

    Another fascinating glimpse into Akbar’s reign! Thackston’s translation is, as always, excellent. Though sometimes dry, the detail is incredible. Recommended for history buffs.

  16. Mohd Yunus

    The book came in great condition and was delivered on time. I am happy with the purchase.

  17. Sahil Khadane

    The level of detail is impressive, but I found myself getting lost in the names and dates. It requires serious concentration.

  18. Raju

    Good continuation of the series. It is full of interesting insights. I enjoyed reading about the battles and political strategies employed by Akbar.

  19. Shipra Sharma

    Good, but not great. It’s a bit dry and can be hard to follow if you are not already familiar with the history.

  20. Ananya

    Thackston’s work is impeccable. Akbar’s military strategies are laid bare. My only complaint is that the maps could be better.

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