Description
This comprehensive 951-page history traces Greece’s journey from its earliest civilizations through the conquests of Alexander the Great. It’s an essential read for anyone serious about understanding Western history’s ancient foundations. Whether you’re a history student preparing for competitive exams, a scholar researching classical antiquity, or simply curious about how ancient empires shaped the modern world, this hardcover edition offers authoritative insights into Greek philosophy, politics, military campaigns, and cultural achievements. Gyan Publishing House’s 2024 edition brings this classic work into the hands of Indian readers in a beautifully bound, durable format perfect for reference and deep study.
- Reading age: 12 years and up
- Print length: 951 pages
- Language: English
- Dimensions: 23 x 14 x 10 cm
- Publisher: Gyan Publishing House
- Publication date: 1 January 2024
- ISBN-10: 9362804506
- ISBN-13: 978-9362804501
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this book suitable for UPSC/IAS exam preparation?
Yes, this comprehensive history is highly valuable for UPSC aspirants studying Ancient India and World History. The detailed coverage of Greek civilization, Alexander the Great’s campaigns, and their influence on Indian kingdoms makes it an excellent reference for competitive exams.
How many pages are in this hardcover edition?
This edition contains 951 pages of detailed historical content. The substantial length ensures thorough coverage of Greek history from ancient times through Alexander the Great’s reign and conquests.
What topics does this book cover?
The book covers ancient Greek city-states, philosophy, politics, warfare, culture, and the rise of Alexander the Great. It traces how Greek civilization developed and influenced the wider ancient world through Alexander’s conquests into Asia.
Is the hardcover edition durable for regular reference use?
Yes, the hardcover binding is designed for durability and frequent reference. At 951 pages, the hardcover format ensures the book maintains its structural integrity through years of study and consultation.
Who should read this book – students or general readers?
Both audiences benefit from this work. History students, exam aspirants (UPSC/JEE), and scholars gain academic value, while history enthusiasts and general readers discover engaging narratives about one of history’s most fascinating periods and greatest military leaders.
