Daud Ali Bücher

Focusing on the intricacies of courtly culture in classical India, this work delves into the social, political, and artistic dimensions that defined royal courts. It examines the roles of various figures within these courts, the rituals and practices that shaped their interactions, and the impact of cultural exchanges. Through a detailed analysis, the book provides insights into the power dynamics and aesthetic values that influenced not only the courts but also the broader society of the time.

Step back in time to explore India's dramatic history and learn how emperors, priests and ordinary people lived, what they ate and wore, and the magnificent palaces and awe-inspiring temples. Practical projects help children understand the past - make a Hindu garland of flowers, learn how to tie a sari, and cook a delicious chickpea curry.