Mirati Sikandari

Mirati Sikandari Also Known As The Mirror Of Sikandar Is A Book Written By Fazlullah Lutfullah Faridi In 1899. The Book Is A Historical Account Of The Life And Achievements Of Alexander The Great Also Known As Sikandar In The Persian Language. The Book Is Divided Into Five Parts Each Covering A Different Aspect Of Sikandar'S Life. The First Part Provides A Brief History Of The Persian Empire And The Conquests Of Cyrus The Great And Darius The Great Which Laid The Foundation For Sikandar'S Conquests. The Second Part Describes The Life And Upbringing Of Sikandar Including His Education Under Aristotle And His Early Military Campaigns. The Third Part Of The Book Focuses On Sikandar'S Conquests Including His Victories Over The Persian Empire Egypt And India. The Author Provides Detailed Accounts Of The Battles And Military Tactics Used By Sikandar As Well As The Cultural And Political Impact Of His Conquests. The Fourth Part Of The Book Discusses Sikandar'S Legacy And The Impact Of His Reign On The World. The Author Examines The Cultural And Philosophical Influences Of Sikandar'S Conquests As Well As The Political And Military Strategies That He Employed. The Final Part Of The Book Provides A Critical Analysis Of Sikandar'S Life And Achievements Examining Both The Positive And Negative Aspects Of His Reign. The Author Also Discusses The Controversy Surrounding Sikandar'S Legacy And The Various Interpretations Of His Life And Achievements. Overall Mirati Sikandari Is A Comprehensive And Detailed Account Of The Life And Achievements Of Alexander The Great Providing A Unique Perspective On One Of The Most Influential Figures In World History.This Scarce Antiquarian Book Is A Facsimile Reprint Of The Old Original And May Contain Some Imperfections Such As Library Marks And Notations. Because We Believe This Work Is Culturally Important We Have Made It Available As Part Of Our Commitment For Protecting Preserving And Promoting The World'S Literature In Affordable High Quality Modern Editions That Are True To Their Original Work.