Maharana Pratap by Parvind Kumar — book cover HISTORY Maharana Pratap PARVIND KUMAR

Book Details

ISBN Digital Edition — Google Play
Published October 2026
Pages 220
Language English
Format eBook (Google Play)
Genre Non-Fiction

HISTORY

Maharana Pratap

The Warrior Who Would Not Bow: Courage, Resistance, Sacrifice, and the Fight for Mewar

by Parvind Kumar

★★★★★ 4.8 / 5 (Goodreads Ratings)

The life of the Mewar king who resisted Mughal expansion — from Haldighati to the legend of Chetak.

Maharana Pratap is a historical biography by Indian author Parvind Kumar on the sixteenth-century Rajput ruler of Mewar who became an enduring symbol of courage and resistance as the Mughal Empire expanded. It treats his life as a story of difficult choices, political pressure, personal sacrifice and an unwavering commitment to his kingdom's sovereignty.

From the royal world of Mewar to the Aravalli hills, the book covers his early life and heritage, the political landscape of Mewar, his relationship with Akbar, the 1576 Battle of Haldighati, the legend of his horse Chetak and his lasting place in Indian historical memory.

Table of Contents

  • Chapter 1: Early Life and Heritage: Childhood, royal lineage and upbringing.
  • Chapter 2: The Kingdom of Mewar: Rajput traditions and the politics of the sixteenth century.
  • Chapter 3: Maharana Pratap and Akbar: Competing visions of sovereignty and imperial authority.
  • Chapter 4: The Battle of Haldighati: The 1576 confrontation, its commanders and outcome.
  • Chapter 5: The Legend of Chetak: The story of Pratap's celebrated horse.
  • Chapter 6: Legacy: Resistance and memory in Indian history.

Reviews & Testimonials

★★★★★

“Stirring and readable, with a good sense of the political context.”

— Reader Review
★★★★★

“Separates history from legend without losing the drama.”

— History Quarterly

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Maharana Pratap about?

Maharana Pratap is a historical biography by Indian author Parvind Kumar on the sixteenth-century Rajput ruler of Mewar who became an enduring symbol of courage and resistance as the Mughal Empire expanded. It treats his life as a story of difficult choices, political pressure, personal sacrifice and an unwavering commitment to his kingdom's sovereignty.

Who is the author of Maharana Pratap?

Maharana Pratap is written by Parvind Kumar. Parvind Kumar is an independent Indian author whose books span fiction, relationships, marriage, mythology, personal growth, health and contemporary social themes.

Where can I read or buy Maharana Pratap?

Maharana Pratap is available on Google Play Books.

How many pages is Maharana Pratap and what language is it in?

Maharana Pratap is published in English, runs to about 220 pages, and was published in October 2026. Format: eBook (Google Play).