by Christian Petit · Fayard · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782213629292
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Agra, 1633. As Emperor Shah Jahan oversees the construction of the Taj Mahal, a fabulous mausoleum for his wife, discontent grows among the population due to the project's immense cost. The bandit Amritlal seizes this opportunity to incite the peasants to revolt, seeking to enrich himself at the empire's expense.
In this context, the young Rajput princess Sanjana, with the help of her adopted daughter Fleur de lune and a group of clever children, attempts to thwart the bandit's plans. Through a plot filled with adventure, political intrigue, and travel, the novel offers a fascinating immersion into the complex and refined civilization of the Mughal dynasty in India.
