The Naga Warriors: Battle of Gokul

I recently finished reading a remarkable book on the Naga Sadhus, Naga Warriers,ascetics who are devout followers of Lord Shiva. This book delves deep into the history and valor of the Naga Sadhus, illustrating their unwavering commitment to protecting dharma through incredible acts of sacrifice.The narrative beautifully captures the essence of the Naga Sadhus' lifestyle, their spiritual practices, and their martial prowess. It is both informative and engaging, making it difficult to put down.i have read this book in the 2 stops only. The detailed accounts of their sacrifices, ranging from personal comforts to life itself, left a profound impact on me.I am especially grateful to the author, Mr. Akshat Gupta, for bringing this inspiring and lesser-known aspect of our heritage to light. His meticulous research and storytelling prowess shine through every page. I am eagerly awaiting the next part of this series.For anyone interested in history, spirituality, or the rich cultural tapestry of India, this book is a must-read.

I just finished reading the amazing book "Naga Warriors: The Battle of Gokul Vol. 1."This book beautifully explains the importance of Dharma and teaches the significance of both Shaastra and Shastra. Through the story, we learn more about our gods and goddesses and the weapons they possess, as well as the importance of Krushna Paksha and Shukla Paksha. It also narrates the brutal nature of Emperor Ahmed Shah Abdali and his most ruthless commander, Sardar Khan, detailing how they destroyed temples and killed many innocent lives, including small children.This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to learn more about Naga Sadhus, their history, and how they protected Dharma.Early wating for Vol 2.😊Special Thanks to @Akshat Gupta sir for letting us know the history through your beautiful writing.

Its a smooth, easy read and the narrative is fantastic. It binds you, and compels you to read till the end.

The Naga Warriors: Battle for Gokul is a book that documents and celebrates, albeit in a fictional way, the fierce battle that was fought between Naga sadhus (with their minimal numbers) and the formidable Afghan army (with their imposing numbers) under the Afghani ruler Ahmed Shah Abdali.This book, the first in the series, emphasizes the battle of Gokul that the Naga sadhus fought with Abdali’s general, Sardar Khan, who was all too eager to wreak havoc on the beautiful and religious city of Gokul. While the book is fiction, the episode it is inspired by is real history, where the Nagas successfully saved the precious city from the demonic invaders.The book is a historical action-adventure fiction enthused with elements of mythology. It is entertaining and racy, while also being informative and philosophical at times. A great dharmic fiction, indeed!

The language is very easy to understand , everyone can read this and smell the essence of literature.