The Mahabharata Saga

21-book cinematic retelling of the Mahabharata by Indian author Surendra Pavuluri
Place book_series Q136514202
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The Mahabharata Saga

Summary

The Mahabharata Saga is a book series[1].

Key Facts

  • The Mahabharata Saga authored Surendra Pavuluri[2].
  • The Mahabharata Saga is the creator of Surendra Pavuluri[3].
  • The Mahabharata Saga's instance of is recorded as book series[4].
  • The Mahabharata Saga's publisher is recorded as Kindle Direct Publishing[5].
  • The Mahabharata Saga's genre is recorded as mythic fiction[6].
  • The Mahabharata Saga's genre is recorded as high fantasy[7].
  • The Mahabharata Saga's genre is recorded as mythology[8].
  • The Mahabharata Saga's language of work or name is recorded as English[9].
  • The Mahabharata Saga's country of origin is recorded as India[10].
  • The Mahabharata Saga's has part is recorded as Origins: Curse of Kuru[11].
  • The Mahabharata Saga's has part is recorded as Rise Of Hastinapur[12].
  • The Mahabharata Saga's has part is recorded as Brothers In Blood[13].
  • The Mahabharata Saga's has part is recorded as Krishna: The Dark Avatara (Standalone)[14].
  • The Mahabharata Saga's has part is recorded as Khandavaprastha[15].
  • The Mahabharata Saga's has part is recorded as Dice & Deception[16].
  • The Mahabharata Saga's has part is recorded as Forest of Fire[17].
  • The Mahabharata Saga's has part is recorded as Return of the Lion[18].
  • The Mahabharata Saga's has part is recorded as War of Words[19].
  • The Mahabharata Saga's official website is recorded as https://surendrapavuluri.com/mahabharata-saga[20].
  • The Mahabharata Saga's main subject is recorded as Mahabharata[21].

Body

Designation and Status

The Mahabharata Saga's instance of is recorded as book series[4].

References

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Direct Wikidata claims

  1. [4] ↑ . wikidata.org.
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Class ancestry

  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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