Women Warriors in Indian History

Women Warriors in Indian History explores theife of ten Indian women warriors as narrated by other historical characters. While Italian traveller Marco Polo recounts the story of his contemporary Queen Rudramba, Emperor Jahangir narrates the tale of Durgavati to his future consort.egendary Tatya Tope unfolds Avantibai’s heroics toakshmi Bai and the eunuch General Malik Kafur regales a young sultan with Raziya Sultana’s exploits. Put together chronologically, from the slave dynasty to the first war of Indian independence, these stories showcase the changing canvas of Indian history. More importantly, the narratives bring forward the exceptional qualities of these women warriors, while fighting against gender, social, religious and political odds and oppositions. They prove that women are unequivocally strongeaders who have waged and won many battles with courage and conviction down the ages.<Br>Well-researched and engagingly narrated, this book familiarizes readers with these extraordinary women, their highs andows and provides a glimpse into their unique, yet relativelyess knownives.