Gulbadan: Portrait Of A Princess At The Mughal Court
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Gulbadan: Portrait Of A Princess At The Mughal Court

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Discover the captivating life of Gulbadan Begam, Babur’s daughter and Akbar’s aunt, in “Gulbadan: Portrait of a Princess at the Mughal Court.” Rumer Godden’s biography paints a vivid portrait of the Mughal Empire through Gulbadan’s eyes, from the opulent zenana to the tumultuous reigns of Humayun and Akbar. Explore a world of royal intrigue, cultural richness, and historical grandeur. ISBN: 9789389958089

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  • ISBN-13: 9789389958089
  • Publisher: Speaking Tree Publication
  • Binding: Paper Back
  • No of Pages: 176
  • ISBN-10: 9389958083
  • Publisher Date: 2020
  • Language: English

24 reviews for Gulbadan: Portrait Of A Princess At The Mughal Court

  1. Tejal –

    A good read. While it was informative, it wasn’t as engaging as I had hoped. Could have been better

  2. Harsh –

    Gulbadan’s story is compelling. The book could’ve been more engaging. I wish there was more details about her life.

  3. Abhinav Gupta –

    Excellent! A well-researched and beautifully written biography. Highly recommended to everyone who loves history.

  4. Annie Goswami –

    A true masterpiece! Godden captures the life and spirit of Gulbadan. A must-read for all history lovers. Buy it now!

  5. Rajesh Mandal –

    Not bad, but not great. A decent introduction to Gulbadan’s life, but nothing particularly memorable. I’ve read better historical biography.

  6. Janvi Chauhan –

    A wonderful biography of a woman who deserves to be remembered. Godden brings the past to life with her writing. Wonderful!

  7. Pradaksh Chatter –

    A captivating and informative biography. Godden’s writing is superb, the details are fantastic. What a great read!

  8. Shruti Choudhary –

    Amazing read! This book provides a fascinating portrait of a remarkable woman and her life. So glad I bought this!

  9. Ruchie Gautam –

    A fascinating glimpse into Mughal life, but the writing style felt a bit dry at times. Still worth reading for the historical perspective.

  10. Shikal –

    I found it to be a mediocre read. Nothing new, nothing interesting. Waste of money and time. Would not recommend.

  11. Vishal Sinha –

    A must-read for anyone interested in Mughal history. Godden’s portrayal is both informative and moving. Highly recommend!

  12. Arman Ahmad –

    It was good, but a bit dense. It could have been better with a faster pace and a more engaging narrative style. I will recommend.

  13. Adarsh Akula –

    While the subject matter was interesting, the book was too slow paced. I didn’t enjoy it as much as I hoped.

  14. Pritesh Ghosh –

    An insightful look at Mughal history through a female lens. Godden’s research shines through. Wonderful book to read.

  15. Adithya Venkatesh –

    Worth reading, but be aware of the slow pace. The information is there, it just takes effort to get through it.

  16. Shuvadip Sinha –

    Absolutely loved this book! Godden brings Gulbadan to life. A captivating journey into the Mughal era. I couldn’t put it down!

  17. Mamidisetti Bharathi –

    A wonderful biography. Godden’s writing is evocative and insightful. I thoroughly enjoyed this book. So much historical context.

  18. Abhishek Gupta –

    An okay read. I enjoyed learning about Gulbadan, but the book felt somewhat slow-paced. Not bad, but not amazing.

  19. Rohit S –

    Godden beautifully captures the essence of the Mughal court. A truly enriching read! I learned so much about women’s role in Mughal Dynasty.

  20. Manya Kashyap –

    An enchanting read. A beautiful window into the world and the life of the princess. I loved it and am grateful for the insight.

  21. Soumya Saini –

    A bit uneven. Some parts were captivating, others dragged on. Overall, a mixed bag. I had different expectation for this book

  22. Shreyash Kashyap –

    While informative, the book lacked a certain spark. I struggled to connect with Gulbadan on a deeper level. It was missing something.

  23. Muneela Yarrabathina –

    Disappointing. I expected more depth and nuance. The writing felt superficial. I don’t think it’s a very good book.

  24. Divyanshu Shekhar –

    A decent read. Some parts were interesting and others were boring. It was missing a certain charm or personality.

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