Description
- ISBN-13: 9789352774395
- Publisher: HarperPerennial
- Binding: Paperback
- Language: English
- Returnable: N
- Width: 152 mm
- ISBN-10: 9352774396
- Publisher Date: 20-Dec-17
- Height: 229 mm
- No of Pages: 592
- Spine Width: 34 mm
- Weight: 856 gr
Availability: In Stock
Shivaji: The Great Maratha
SKU: 9789352774395
Original price was: ₹799.00.₹599.25Current price is: ₹599.25.
Embark on an epic journey through the life of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj in Ranjit Desai’s historical masterpiece. Witness the rise of the Maratha empire from its humble beginnings in Pune to its glorious battles against Mughal rule. Explore themes of courage, leadership, and unwavering patriotism in this immersive saga. Vikrant Pande’s new translation breathes new life into this Marathi classic, offering a captivating glimpse into 17th-century India. Experience Shivaji’s transformation from a young boy to a legendary warrior and statesman. “Shivaji: The Great Maratha” is a must-read for history buffs and anyone seeking inspiration from an extraordinary life.
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Advaita Parmar –
An interesting book! I learned a lot but found it hard to get through some parts. It is little slow pace, but good historical content, overall.
Rachit Gupta –
A wonderful biography! I got a deep dive into Shivaji’s life. I wish the ending was better. This is an exceptional book. I really liked the story.
Yash Agarwal –
I found the book well-written and inspiring. I would highly recommend it to anyone who is interested in Indian history. Good translation as well.
Suraj Kumar Panda –
The book’s details made the historical period come alive, yet it sometimes felt bogged down in excessive descriptions. Still informative and good.
Kirti Gupta –
I learned so much about Shivaji! It is a bit lengthy book, but a good read for history lovers. The historical context could have been explored more.
Rahul Bajaj –
Although the book provides extensive information about Shivaji, it could have been written more concisely. It was tough to keep my focus.
Pranay Yadav Yadav –
An okay read. While it covers the key events in Shivaji’s life, I found it somewhat dry. The emotional depth was lacking. Expected more from the hype.
Ayushman Singh –
It’s a nice historical novel, but at times it felt too dramatized. Nonetheless, it’s still a great way to learn about Shivaji Maharaj’s life.
Sambhavi Gupta –
A compelling read! Desai’s writing is vivid, and Pande’s translation captures the spirit well. However, some parts felt a bit lengthy. Overall, a good historical fiction.
Barun Mandi –
I loved learning about Shivaji’s life and accomplishments. Great book, kept me hooked till the end. Will recommend to friends and family for sure.
Rounak Banerjee –
What a warrior, what a leader! I was completely engrossed in this book and am now inspired to read more about the Maratha empire. Thank you!
Roshan Kumar –
The book gives a great insight into the great ruler. The writing style could have been more engaging. The translation is commendable though.
Rayan Sarkar –
Desai’s portrayal of Shivaji is captivating. Pande’s translation is good. Some battle descriptions felt a little repetitive. A worthwhile read, still.
Aryan Nair –
This book transported me to th-century India. Shivaji’s charisma and courage come alive in the book. A must-read for all Indian history lovers.
Harshna Kad –
The book is a solid historical account. I found some parts dragging, but overall it’s well researched and engaging. Pande’s translation is excellent.
Rishabh –
A brilliant book! Immersive and informative, really brings th century India to life. The details are superb. Must read for all history enthusiasts.
Atul Keshri –
Shivaji’s story is truly inspiring. The book delves deep into his strategic brilliance and courage. Though, I wished there were more maps. Highly recommended!
Shahad Hanan K –
A decent attempt to capture Shivaji’s grandeur. I was hoping for a more nuanced depiction. Still, a valuable addition to Maratha history books.
Harsh Raj –
An interesting perspective on Maratha history. The translation is excellent and easy to understand. At times, I felt it glorified Shivaji a bit too much.