Anuja Chandramouli Knihy

Believed to be the liquid manifestation of Shakti and the nurturer of the three worlds with her life-sustaining waters, Goddess Ganga is the epitome of beauty and purity, famous for her indomitable spirit and boundless charm. Renowned as a devoted daughter, a caring mother, a passionate lover, and a merciful saviour, she is here to absorb and absolve us of our sins. A constant goddess, she is part of the Indian ethos, revered, and loved across the ages. The exquisite epic that is Ganga’s story, from her miraculous origins, her sojourn in the heavens, her poignant relationships with the divine trinity, the birth of her sons—Bhishma and Kartikeya, and her descent into a wicked world that is not worthy of her, is dazzlingly told by Anuja Chandramouli. Without this Goddess, life as we know it will be over, for her righteous retribution will be terrifying. This book is a vibrant retelling of the story of Ganga, who has the power to save us all and bestow the precious gift of moksha, embracing saints and sinners alike with her all-encompassing compassion.

Set against the tumult and intrigue of a celestial quest for immortality, br>Anuja Chandramouli brings the extraordinary saga of Mohini to vivid life. She takes the reader on a dizzying ride through the shifting sands of time, expertly navigating the quagmire of gender, love, lust and desire, deftly untangling the threads of tall tales and terrible truths, while spinning a deliciously entertaining yarn for the ages.

Explore the enigmatic life of Kartikeya, the son of Mahadeva, as the narrative delves into his complexities and the misconceptions surrounding him. This book offers a deep dive into his character, revealing the layers of his personality and the significance of his role in mythology. Through rich storytelling, it aims to illuminate the themes of identity, legacy, and the quest for understanding in a world filled with myths and legends.

Kama grapples with an unsettling sense of foreboding despite the expectation of happiness. His experiences have shaped him through intense challenges, suggesting that he is uniquely prepared for a significant, yet daunting, journey ahead. This internal conflict hints at deeper themes of destiny and resilience, as Kama confronts the uncertainty of his future.

The story follows Prithviraj Chauhan, a legendary warrior destined for greatness, who dreams of a united and peaceful land. His love for Princess Samyukta flourishes despite formidable opposition, leading to a brief period of joy. However, his victories in love and battle bring unforeseen challenges, including trials, treachery, and tragedy. The narrative explores the complexities of his life, highlighting his unmatched valor and the enduring legacy of his heroism.

The narrative explores the multifaceted nature of the Mother Goddess, depicting her as both a nurturing and fierce force in the universe. As Usas, she embodies the beauty of dawn, evoking strong emotions from love to hate, culminating in tragedy. Her warrior aspect, Durga, triumphs over the demon Mahishasura, showcasing her strength where male gods fail. As Kali, she revels in chaos, while her union with Shiva as Shakti symbolizes the restoration of cosmic balance, illustrating her vital role in creation and destruction.

The inhabitants of the thousand hells of Yama have broken free from their prison and vowed to wreak havoc on the heavens, the earth and hell. With the fiendish Hatakas and Narakamayas teamed up with Naganara, a terrifying necromancer hungry for power, the universe is headed for war and destruction unless one human has something to do with it. Agni Prakash, a debonair young man whose world has been turned upside down by the death of his twin sister, Varu, has been enlisted to stop these forces and be Yama s very own lieutenant. As the mythical world clashes with his own, Agni discovers a manuscript left behind by his sister. Hauntingly, it draws parallels to the treacherous path upon which he has been thrust. Equipped with an acerbic wit and winning charm, Agni undertakes a battle, where the odds seem tipped wildly against him, and finds unlikely companions along the way. Will he be able to uncover the secret behind his sister's writings? And more importantly, will he be able to avert the destruction that seems imminent?

When his father dies, Prince Jauna Khan succeeds to the throne of Delhi as Muhammad bin Tughlaq. His reign will prove to be epic and bloody, but unsurpassed in splendour, innovation and defeat. A formidable strategist and remarkable scholar, the Sultan will go down in history for his brutality as well as his brilliance, unfairly remembered only as a cruel tyrant who might have been raving mad. His high-flown aspirations and grandiose ambitions may have met with crushing failure, but even so, Tughlaq was a great hero of the fourteenth century, albeit a tragic and fatally flawed one. In this fictional retelling, Anuja Chandramouli, one of India's best mythology writers, reimagines Muhammad bin Tughlaq's life and times in incredible detail to bring to life the man behind the monarch.