Description
- 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
Original price was: ₹499.00.₹374.25Current price is: ₹374.25.
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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Shlok Mohaley –
This volume felt very focused on military campaigns. I wanted more on the cultural and social aspects of the empire.
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.
Anchit Ambesh –
As usual, Thackston delivers. For serious history buffs, it’s an easy recommendation. Others may find it too academic.
Annika Jaiswal –
Volume is a good addition to the series but not the best. Enjoyable but slightly boring. Some parts are unnecessarily detailed.
Kuldeep Singh –
Another excellent addition! Really enjoying Thackston’s work. Very informative and provides great insight into the time period covered.
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.
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!
Anshul Garg –
Volume keeps the saga going! Battles, politics, and courtly intrigue abound. A must-read for anyone invested in Mughal history. Highly recommended.
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.
Manchi Prasanth –
Not my favorite in the series. Dragged in parts. Too much focus on battles. Akbar’s personal life should have been explored.
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.
Dharm Pal –
A truly great volume in the series! This is a great purchase for people into the history of the Mughal Empire.
Nigamananda Rao –
Excellent translation and very informative. This book is great for history students. A bit complicated for the average reader.
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.
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.
Mohd Yunus –
The book came in great condition and was delivered on time. I am happy with the purchase.
Sahil Khadane –
The level of detail is impressive, but I found myself getting lost in the names and dates. It requires serious concentration.
Raju –
Good continuation of the series. It is full of interesting insights. I enjoyed reading about the battles and political strategies employed by Akbar.
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.
Ananya –
Thackston’s work is impeccable. Akbar’s military strategies are laid bare. My only complaint is that the maps could be better.