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Rani Durgawati
Rani Durgavati was not born into legend-she created it. As a warrior queen of 16th-century Gondwana, she rose from tribal roots to command armies, govern with wisdom, and challenge the might of the Mughal Empire. Rani Durgavati: The Flame of Gondwana is an authentic, historically grounded account of her life-from her birth in the Chandel Rajput lineage to her death on the battlefield of Narrai in 1564.
This book unveils the forgotten history of India's tribal resistance-through the lives of the Gonds, Baigas, Pardhans, and Korkus-told with original names, locations, events, and no fictionalization. Blending archival research, tribal oral traditions, Persian records, and archaeological evidence, it paints a vivid portrait of one of India's greatest unsung heroines. With rich storytelling, powerful dialogues, cultural depth, and a fierce commitment to truth, this biography brings to life the voice of a queen whose courage still burns in the heart of central India.
This book unveils the forgotten history of India's tribal resistance-through the lives of the Gonds, Baigas, Pardhans, and Korkus-told with original names, locations, events, and no fictionalization. Blending archival research, tribal oral traditions, Persian records, and archaeological evidence, it paints a vivid portrait of one of India's greatest unsung heroines. With rich storytelling, powerful dialogues, cultural depth, and a fierce commitment to truth, this biography brings to life the voice of a queen whose courage still burns in the heart of central India.
Rani Durgavati was not born into legend-she created it. As a warrior queen of 16th-century Gondwana, she rose from tribal roots to command armies, govern with wisdom, and challenge the might of the Mughal Empire. Rani Durgavati: The Flame of Gondwana is an authentic, historically grounded account of her life-from her birth in the Chandel Rajput lineage to her death on the battlefield of Narrai in 1564.
This book unveils the forgotten history of India's tribal resistance-through the lives of the Gonds, Baigas, Pardhans, and Korkus-told with original names, locations, events, and no fictionalization. Blending archival research, tribal oral traditions, Persian records, and archaeological evidence, it paints a vivid portrait of one of India's greatest unsung heroines. With rich storytelling, powerful dialogues, cultural depth, and a fierce commitment to truth, this biography brings to life the voice of a queen whose courage still burns in the heart of central India.
This book unveils the forgotten history of India's tribal resistance-through the lives of the Gonds, Baigas, Pardhans, and Korkus-told with original names, locations, events, and no fictionalization. Blending archival research, tribal oral traditions, Persian records, and archaeological evidence, it paints a vivid portrait of one of India's greatest unsung heroines. With rich storytelling, powerful dialogues, cultural depth, and a fierce commitment to truth, this biography brings to life the voice of a queen whose courage still burns in the heart of central India.
