Description
In “When Kings Rode to Delhi,” readers are transported to the world of 19th-century colonial India. The title draws from significant historical events, notably the grand imperial durbar held in Delhi in 1911 to commemorate King George V’s coronation as Emperor of India.
Gabrielle Festing meticulously recreates the historical setting, encapsulating the intricate tapestry of British India during the Raj. The narrative encapsulates the intricate interplay of cultures, classes, and political forces that characterized colonial India.
book delves into the political climate of the time, including the tensions between British colonial rulers and proponents of Indian independence. It also touches on the role of princely states within the broader landscape of Indian politics.
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