Mughal Romance

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‘Mughal Romance' is Mughal history fictionalised. The book is die formidable collection of erotica which in itself is a great revelation. This erotically appealing love treatise is replete with unnerving, and at the same time, entertaining stories which will leave you enraptured and enthralled. It is like a multicoloured tapestry woven thick with liasions of emperors, princes, queens, princesses and commoners alike, based on the accounts of the contemporary historians, chroniclers and travellers. It is strewn with erotic verses, lyrics, couplers, and Persian and Sanskrit odes, which serves as a golden thread interfacing the tapestry. The author takes you on a filght to the ethereal regions of romantic escapades, torrid affairs, and lascivious frolics of the sultans of Malwa. The book portrays, in graphic details, the sensual peccadilloes of the bored, restless shrinking violets’ - the Mughal princesses. History is a long and tedious task of recording the toll of human life and the utter devastations wreaked by the sword and the bullet — but this treatise, though in the form of fiction, vividly and fascinatingly records the ruins and havocs left in their wake by love affairs, court intrigues, envies, jealousies, terrible vengeance, etc. A wholly abosorbing account of incidents and anecdotes which will quicken the reader’s heartbeats and leave him spellbound.

I am thankful to the Archaelogical Survey of India, Agra’s Librarian, Mr. R.S. Dube for according me various facilities.

I am grateful to my wife, Mrs. Jaya and children who bore with me during my preoccupations with this write-up, giving me the benefit of their patience in good measures.

My ample thanks are due to Mr. S.N. Mudgal for his special linguistic contribution to the manuscript of this work. I am also thankful to Mr. Ashwani Sabharwal, Chief Executive of Prakash Books and other members of the team far the publication and timely release of the book.