Warfare In Ancient India
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Explore ancient Indian warfare in “Warfare In Ancient India” by Soma Sikdar Basu (ISBN: 9788124607336). Discover Vedic battle tactics, weaponry, forts, and war ethics. This book delves into the historical outline of warfare, analyzing diplomatic and economic factors alongside ancient texts like the Mahabharata and Arthasastra. A must-read for history enthusiasts and scholars of ancient Indian culture.

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Description

  • ISBN-13: 9788124607336
  • Publisher: D.K. Printworld
  • Binding: Hardback
  • No of Pages: xviii, 307p.
  • ISBN-10: 8124607338
  • Publisher Date: 2014
  • Language: English
  • Weight: 650 gr

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Weight 0.5 kg

23 reviews for Warfare In Ancient India

  1. Vivek Singh –

    Gives nice insights into ancient India. Provides a broad historical outline of warfare and related topics. Highly recommend!

  2. Rupal Singh –

    Fascinating insights into ancient Indian warfare! The details on weaponry were especially interesting. Highly recommended for history buffs.

  3. Prasaanth S –

    Too academic for casual readers. The language is very dry. Only for serious researchers. It might be too tedious for others.

  4. Ashish Koteshwar Mahadule –

    Excellent coverage of the Arthashastra’s influence on warfare! Detailed and scholarly. This is a very well researched book.

  5. Nimish Nagi –

    I found this book helpful for my research. The analysis of diplomatic factors was especially useful.

  6. Pulkit Chawla –

    Not bad. Covers a lot of ground. A good starting point for anyone curious about the topic. Though some areas can be expanded.

  7. Uddesh Pratim Talukdar –

    I enjoyed learning about the war ethics of ancient India. The book is well-organized and easy to follow.

  8. Garv Dave –

    The book was okay. A little repetitive in places. Still, I did learn a few new things about Vedic battle tactics.

  9. Ansh Gupta –

    The book is adequate but nothing special. The information could be organized better. Expected more.

  10. Rahul Kannojia –

    A very insightful book. It provided a new perspective on the Mahabharata. Highly recommend!

  11. Jatin Premkumar Paliwal –

    A good resource, but I think beginners would find it overwhelming. Some prior knowledge of Indian history is helpful.

  12. Udaibhan Rathore –

    Engaging writing. Very informative and provided an in depth description of Warfare In Ancient India.

  13. Nitanshu Sagar –

    Worth reading if you are into history but not something I would read again. Very detailed and descriptive.

  14. Sourav Kumar Saw –

    Informative but dense. It took effort to get through it. I appreciate the research, but it could be more accessible.

  15. Shubham Tripathi –

    A decent overview, but felt a bit dry at times. Could have used more engaging storytelling. Still, a valuable resource for research.

  16. Abhinav Madaan –

    I enjoyed reading about the different war tactics and weaponry of that time. It was intriguing to learn.

  17. Souvik Kumar Mondal –

    Excellent resource on the economic factors influencing warfare in ancient India. It offers many details.

  18. T Raghu Yagnavalkya –

    Was expecting a thrilling read but it was a bit dry. Though, it does offer great insights into the topic.

  19. Akshit Goel –

    A well-researched book that provides a good understanding of ancient Indian warfare. Good read for military history. It could use more illustrations.

  20. Aman Verma –

    This book opened my eyes to a forgotten facet of Indian history. The insights into forts were particularly interesting.

  21. Aditya Pratap Singh Parihar –

    Interesting topic, but the writing style is dense and boring. I wish it was written more engagingly. A great disappointment.

  22. Aravindh V A –

    Well written and thoroughly researched. A must-read for anyone interested in ancient Indian military strategy. A gem.

  23. Sana Rehman –

    I had mixed feelings about the book. Some chapters were fascinating, while others were dull. Overall, a decent read.

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