River God Summary

Wilbur Smith 's novel' God of the River 'is in ancient Egypt, the kingdom began to collapse, and the Egypt above and below was separated between the two rulers. This story is Taita's view, Taita is a multipurpose un unofficial slave. At the beginning of the story, Taita belongs to Lord Intef, manages his estate and helps take care of his beautiful girl, Lossris. She fell in love with Tanus, a good soldier, and a friend of Tita. Unfortunately, Sir Intef is opposed to Lord Harrab, the father of Tanus, and Intef is in fact unknowingly causing the collapse of the Harrab heritage to Lostris and Tanus.

I have always been fascinated by the stories and stories of ancient Egypt. It does not matter whether I am reading when I meet the river of God. The god of the river is the second Wilbur Smith after Sunbird. I loved the sunbird, especially in the second half to bring the reader back to the Pharaoh era. In the god of the river, I was brought back to the land of Pharaoh again. The first chapter actually did not imitate the interest I should be built to me and I was skeptical that I was slowly dragged into the character's life though my skepticism did not last long It was. Each character has fun creatures, and then has its own space to grow into Tita. It would be a lie if I told you that Taito's ability is not overkill. He can do almost anything. Uh. It seems to be an ancestor of Rajnikanth

The Nile is important for ancient Egyptians, but no god. I do not even have a name. Most people are simply called "rivers" or "all," meaning black. The god closest to the Nile is a drowning god, Happy. There is no temple in Habi. He is a fat god of jubilation, admired at the beginning of every flood cycle, and mentioned only in the remainder of the year. However, the Nile does not play a central role in the spirituality of ancient Egypt, but it is still the center of their social worldview. They set themselves south and came from the river from here. The east coast where the sun rises is the side of birth. The west side of the sun is the aspect of death. All the ancient Egyptian tombs and pyramids were built on the west side of the Nile River