Enchantress Of Florance
by Salman Rushdie
ISBN 9788184000696
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Book Summary of Enchantress Of Florance The story of 'The Enchantress of Florence' is narrated by a European traveler who introduces himself as 'Mogor dell'Amore', meaning the 'Mughal of Love'. He comes to the court of Mughal Emperor Akbar and claims to be the son of a lost Mughal princess. The princess is none other than Qara Koz (Lady Black Eyes), the youngest sister of Emperor Babar. She is remembered as an extremely beautiful woman, who is said to be versed in the powers of sorcery. As the story unfolds, we come to know that the princess was first abducted by an Uzbek warlord, then by Shah of Persia & finally became the mistress of Argalia. ? Argalia, Florentine soldier, returned to his home with her and instantly, she became a reason for unwarranted trouble. She was a woman who was trying to define her own destiny in a man's world. Here, we become witness to two entirely different worlds - one of the wild Mughal Empire and the other of sensual Florentine. Holding the power over both the worlds was a woman, who was enchanting as well as bewitching. Now questions like 'Is Mogor's story true?', 'What happened to Qara Koz?' start coming into mind. But, to know the answers, you will have t
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