Mughal India Historical Fiction- The Taj Trilogy

[Southie]

Re: Mughal India Historical Fiction- The Taj Trilogy

Lets leave Khattichic's thread, before she comes and blow us for destroying her thread in hyderabadi way

Who is that?

[khattichic]

Re: Mughal India Historical Fiction- The Taj Trilogy

[muqawwee123]

Re: Mughal India Historical Fiction- The Taj Trilogy

@khattichic

Yes, I have all three in my personal library and have read them many, many times! The Twentieth Wife & Feast of Roses are the best....I highly recommend you get them both. The Shadow Princess I didn't enjoy as much, it almost felt like a forced continuation and was seriously lacking in both character development and plot.

Got first one in the series 'The Twentieth Wife' today from Mr old book shop for a reduced price of Rs 350. :)

[Arleitter]

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@the_kaur

Not sure as much as you are @Southie, if someone who can send his son Vikarna to bring Druapadi in Sabha and still his morals doesn’t induce anything him to counsel his best friend and the show goes on, never knew if this is called righteousness in any possible extent

There is one short lived character in Mahabharat who is my favourite, Abhimanyu

My most favourite is the emperor Duryodhana.He was born in a royal family,lived like a king,became emperor,enjoyed all the luxuries in life,gave Mr.Karna and all other asylum seekers a place and shelter,even anointed Mr.Karna a king,a real fighter who followed all rules and regulations of the great war,died like a hero and made his entry in to paradise kingdom much before than any Pandava.

An epic legend..