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- Titre
- The Chahamana Legacy
- Auteur
- Das, Anshuman
- Éditeur
- Independently published
- Année de publication
- 2026
- État de l'article
- New
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- PAP
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- anglais
- ISBN à 13 chiffres
- 9798174517837
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- 280 grammes
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- Livre 1 sur 1: The Chahamana Legacy
1191 CE. One arrow changes everything.
When Prithviraj Chauhan's arrow finds Muhammad of Ghor at the First Battle of Tarain, the conquest of Bharat never comes. Nalanda never burns. India is never ruled by Mughal or British hands and by 1825, a united, enlightened Bharat splits the atom.
Narrated by Veda Vyasa, the immortal scribe who remembers not only what happened but what could have, Chahamana Legacy follows three lives bound across decades: Ishaan Chauhan, the last heir of a dynasty that never fell; Aaryahi, the woman who once shielded Nagasaki from the bomb; and Aditri Dastur, a mysterious young girl.
Part alternate history, part romantic thriller, part science fiction, this is the first book in a trilogy that reimagines the subcontinent's destiny and asks what India might have become if a single moment had gone differently.
When Prithviraj Chauhan's arrow finds Muhammad of Ghor at the First Battle of Tarain, the conquest of Bharat never comes. Nalanda never burns. India is never ruled by Mughal or British hands and by 1825, a united, enlightened Bharat splits the atom.
Narrated by Veda Vyasa, the immortal scribe who remembers not only what happened but what could have, Chahamana Legacy follows three lives bound across decades: Ishaan Chauhan, the last heir of a dynasty that never fell; Aaryahi, the woman who once shielded Nagasaki from the bomb; and Aditri Dastur, a mysterious young girl.
Part alternate history, part romantic thriller, part science fiction, this is the first book in a trilogy that reimagines the subcontinent's destiny and asks what India might have become if a single moment had gone differently.
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