Somanatha : The Many Voices of a History
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Somanatha : The Many Voices of a History

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Explore the multifaceted history of Somanatha’s sack in 1026. “Somanatha: The Many Voices of a History” delves into various perspectives, from Turko-Persian accounts to local inscriptions and Jaina biographies. Edited and translated by Raza Mir, this book challenges conventional narratives and offers a richer understanding of Somanatha’s historical significance. ISBN: 9780143064688

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  • ISBN-13: 9780143064688
  • Publisher: Penguin Books India
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0143064681
  • Publisher Date: 06 Jan 2008
  • No of Pages: 280

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Weight 0.5 kg

19 reviews for Somanatha : The Many Voices of a History

  1. Vaibhav Singh –

    The book is meticulously researched, but the reading can get bogged down in details, losing sight of the bigger picture sometimes.

  2. Ritish Jindal –

    A commendable effort to present a balanced view. Could be more accessible to non-historians. I still learned a lot.

  3. Ankit Patel –

    I appreciated the variety of sources presented. However, the sheer volume of information made it a somewhat overwhelming read.

  4. Sreekanth S –

    A great book if you want to understand the history of Somanatha. A few chapters were not that gripping but overall good.

  5. Amaan Khan –

    I found this book fascinating. The different voices provided a rich and nuanced understanding of Somanatha’s history and significance.

  6. Abdul Aamir Tajar –

    An excellent book that challenges mainstream narratives about Somanatha. It’s a bit academic, but the effort is worth it for the insights.

  7. Aadarsh Shukla –

    Mir’s compilation is insightful, providing a balanced view of Somanatha’s past. Some translations felt a little clunky, but overall a worthwhile read.

  8. Rajat Punia –

    Well-researched and thought-provoking. The editor did a great job assembling these diverse accounts. It can be a bit dry at times.

  9. Himanshu Singh –

    A fascinating collection of diverse historical perspectives. Though dense, it offers a much richer understanding of Somanatha. Recommended for history buffs.

  10. Hemant Holani –

    A scholarly work that presents a comprehensive overview of Somanatha’s history through many lenses. Requires patience but rewards the reader.

  11. Adarsh Sirmour –

    A must-read for anyone interested in Indian history. The book challenges conventional narratives and offers a richer understanding.

  12. Akhil Raj –

    Interesting concept, but the writing style is a bit too academic for casual reading. I struggled to stay engaged at times, still an eye opener.

  13. Ashutosh Pandey –

    This book offers a much-needed nuanced look at a complex historical event. The differing voices create a vibrant tapestry of Somanatha’s story.

  14. Kamini Bhandari –

    An important work that sheds light on a complex historical event. I did find some chapters more engaging than others though

  15. Abhay Kumar Maurya –

    Provides valuable insights into Somanatha’s history. I found the Jaina biographies particularly enlightening. Some parts are slow.

  16. Aarsh Sanjaykumar Shah –

    A well-researched book with a unique and refreshing approach. This book is good but needs dedicated time to read.

  17. Suchanda Samadder –

    Raza Mir has done a fantastic job. It’s not a light read, but the multiple perspectives provide a much deeper understanding.

  18. Ansh Dubey –

    Well written and interesting but not a page turner. The book is very thoroughly researched and detailed.

  19. Kushagre Singh –

    The multiple sources give you more understanding of Somanatha. Some may find the language a bit difficult to follow.

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