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The Lady of Three Harems

Muscovite Rus of the sixteenth century. Boundless expanses, dense forests, wide rivers.

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Original publisher:
Eksmo
Year:
1999
Language:
Russian (original)
Pages:
390
ISBN:
5-699-11152-2
Translations:
English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian (in preparation)
The Lady of Three HaremsExcerpt in Russian.

About the book

Muscovite Rus of the sixteenth century. Boundless expanses, dense forests, wide rivers. To the south, beyond the Wild Steppe, lie the domains of the Crimean Khanate; to the east, beyond the river Itil, those of Kazan. Tens of thousands of Russian captives, taken in countless devastating raids, languish in Tatar dungeons. And Tsar Ivan Vasilyevich the Terrible begins preparing for a great war… But as yet no one in Kazan knows of it. A fierce and at times deadly struggle for supreme power is under way. At the centre of the political intrigues naturally stands the beautiful Söyembikä, a woman of exceptional beauty. The daughter of an influential Nogai murza, she is destined by fate to become the “lady of three harems”…

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The Lady of Three Harems