The Glass Palace by Amitav Ghosh

Queen SUPAYALAT Amitav Ghosh has incorporated the role of Queen Supayalat in the history of Burma. She ruled Mandalay (1878-1885) with the daughters of King Mindon Min and Queen Arenando and the last queen of Myanmar. She married the last king of the Convern dynasty, his older brother Tiba. She is a retribal, cruel, great woman. She had never thought she was concerned with English people because she believed that they took away her kingdom with all wealth and the wealth it contained.

1) Amitav Ghosh's Glass Palace - Glass Palace was written by Indian writer Amitav Ghosh and published in 2000. The novel is a historical novel that won the title of "Best Book" and received many awards. It is a wonderful work of the author. Indeed, this novel has also been published in several other languages. Talking about the story, Amitav Ghosh wrote this book, building a wide range of problems, social changes, and economic instability. This book is the story of Rajkumar, the main character and his love, Dolly. In addition to drawing the story of love, the novel shows not only the struggle and problems faced by Rajkumar in order to satisfy his love It is also the social and economic problems that occurred when he began to build his own empire It represents political turmoil. This novel focuses on the aftermath of the Second World War, people's lives are broken, and how do they combine them?

Following the lives of Indians in Myanmar, Amitaf Gauc 's Grass Palace (2000) considers Myanmar to be part of India in the UK. Ghosh of India tried to bring in the subordinate history of oppression in this novel. Therefore, Glass Palace was accused of recording with an exit dilemma. Where subjects are inevitably divided, chaotic refugees have never been fully concentrated in the framework. The role of Ghosh in this most spacious novel literally includes the King (Thebaw, Queen Supalayat, Burma) and the general public (Dolly, Raj Kumar, Saya John, Uma), but all of them are colonies A change of the times It is an unavoidable story. If one theme constitutes a wonderful picture, it is the emergence of "British soldiers". These soldiers often become Indians, and sometimes Indian officers - to complicate this mysterious effect

If there are writers who can open the past as a clear comment in time, I strongly praise Amitav Ghosh. Regardless of whether it is a glass palace or hunger tide, Amitav Ghosh can make the world a life dance. He did the same for poppy and using the opium war between England and China as a background for the stage of Indian subcontinent filled with its rivers and the sea. Judging the river of smoke with poppy may be unfair for this trilogy. The Sea of ​​Poppies can be read right away, but the River of Smoke is a book advancing at the pace of Victorian literature. It is full of elaborate, painful accounts with Jane Austin's humor, often putting this book for a while, just to calm information and to stack more