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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. They took his name. They could not take the mountain. Fifteenth-century Albania. When the Sultan's men ride into the Kastrioti valley to collect the blood tax, they take the lord's son, a boy of nine with quick eyes and a quicker temper. In the barracks of Edirne they give him a new name, a new god, and a curved sword, and they forge him into the deadliest weapon the empire has ever owned: Iskender, the Sultan's own blade.For twenty years he serves. He forgets his mother's face. He learns to love the men who own him.Then, in the smoke of a battle the Sultan is losing, he makes a choice that cannot be unmade. With a forged seal and three hundred riders, he turns, and rides for the mountains that bore him.What follows is a war that should never have been winnable: one man, a ring of feuding clans, and a fortress on a rock, against the greatest empire on earth. They will call him the Dragon of Albania. They will call him the Athlete of Christ. His own people will simply call him the one who would not kneel.Based on the true story of George Kastrioti - Skanderbeg - the shepherd's son who held the gate of Europe, Skanderbeg: The Dragon of Albania is an epic of war, faith, betrayal, and the cost of becoming free. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - They took his name. They could not take the mountain. Fifteenth-century Albania. When the Sultan's men ride into the Kastrioti valley to collect the blood tax, they take the lord's son, a boy of nine with quick eyes and a quicker temper. In the barracks of Edirne they give him a new name, a new god, and a curved sword, and they forge him into the deadliest weapon the empire has ever owned: Iskender, the Sultan's own blade.For twenty years he serves. He forgets his mother's face. He learns to love the men who own him.Then, in the smoke of a battle the Sultan is losing, he makes a choice that cannot be unmade. With a forged seal and three hundred riders, he turns, and rides for the mountains that bore him.What follows is a war that should never have been winnable: one man, a ring of feuding clans, and a fortress on a rock, against the greatest empire on earth. They will call him the Dragon of Albania. They will call him the Athlete of Christ. His own people will simply call him the one who would not kneel.Based on the true story of George Kastrioti - Skanderbeg - the shepherd's son who held the gate of Europe, Skanderbeg: The Dragon of Albania is an epic of war, faith, betrayal, and the cost of becoming free.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. They took his name. They could not take the mountain. Fifteenth-century Albania. When the Sultan's men ride into the Kastrioti valley to collect the blood tax, they take the lord's son, a boy of nine with quick eyes and a quicker temper. In the barracks of Edirne they give him a new name, a new god, and a curved sword, and they forge him into the deadliest weapon the empire has ever owned: Iskender, the Sultan's own blade.For twenty years he serves. He forgets his mother's face. He learns to love the men who own him.Then, in the smoke of a battle the Sultan is losing, he makes a choice that cannot be unmade. With a forged seal and three hundred riders, he turns, and rides for the mountains that bore him.What follows is a war that should never have been winnable: one man, a ring of feuding clans, and a fortress on a rock, against the greatest empire on earth. They will call him the Dragon of Albania. They will call him the Athlete of Christ. His own people will simply call him the one who would not kneel.Based on the true story of George Kastrioti - Skanderbeg - the shepherd's son who held the gate of Europe, Skanderbeg: The Dragon of Albania is an epic of war, faith, betrayal, and the cost of becoming free. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. They took his name. They could not take the mountain. Fifteenth-century Albania. When the Sultan's men ride into the Kastrioti valley to collect the blood tax, they take the lord's son, a boy of nine with quick eyes and a quicker temper. In the barracks of Edirne they give him a new name, a new god, and a curved sword, and they forge him into the deadliest weapon the empire has ever owned: Iskender, the Sultan's own blade.For twenty years he serves. He forgets his mother's face. He learns to love the men who own him.Then, in the smoke of a battle the Sultan is losing, he makes a choice that cannot be unmade. With a forged seal and three hundred riders, he turns, and rides for the mountains that bore him.What follows is a war that should never have been winnable: one man, a ring of feuding clans, and a fortress on a rock, against the greatest empire on earth. They will call him the Dragon of Albania. They will call him the Athlete of Christ. His own people will simply call him the one who would not kneel.Based on the true story of George Kastrioti - Skanderbeg - the shepherd's son who held the gate of Europe, Skanderbeg: The Dragon of Albania is an epic of war, faith, betrayal, and the cost of becoming free. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Skanderbeg | The Dragon of Albania | Michael Castrioti | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | North Wind Press LTD | EAN 9798233750854 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.