The Mongol Matrix 2
It is the story of a man who broke his knee to remember a revenge.
His name was Temu but the world knew him as Timur the Lame.
Timur the terrible!
These are the mysteries of his extraordinary reign
There was the curse of the Death Worm
And what did he find in the haunted city of Khara Khoto?
Why did he raise the mountains of skulls?
And why did he build the temple of misfortune?
What was the connection of Timur with Kartaviya Arjuna, of the Haihaya Dynasty, the king with the thousand arms?
Here are the thrilling tales of the Timurid Empire and how the purple mist rose in the mountains and why did the waters of the river turn crimson?
What was the role of the Princess with the Orbuculum?
She had arisen again after a 109 years
Was she immortal?
Again was it the numbers that spelled his destiny?
We need to find the answer.
Mongol Matrix
Convolution
Compendium of Vol I, II and III
The strange stories of the 3 greatest Dynasties in the world, the Genghisid, the Timurid and the Mogul and especially interesting because they belonged to the same royal blood line.
The stories of these three dynasties are also available as the Mongol Matrix I, II and III by the same author.
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Ja. Tindra.
Ja Tindra, is a prolific writer with the modernized zeal to Write in Fire, who believes in writing for entertainment, interminable action, thrilling suspense and romanticism. He has already published many books from international thrillers to historical adventures and on the hidden knowledge of the scriptures. His writings reveal a rare versatility and he is noted both for his fiction and non-fiction writing. He had been writing for prominent journals, books and magazines throughout his life which began in the lonely streets of Shillong, the Scotland of the East and from the overwhelming inspirations of the Irish Christian Brothers from the St. Edmund’s institution.
Born and brought up amidst the mountains of the pines, lush green valleys, racing rivers and a spectacular land where Nature whispers the immortal lores and legends.
He has been inspired by the genre of great masters like Ludlum, Treviannan, Lustbader, and Alistair Maclean.
He has set forth a revolution in technique, style and Neologism which begins with a new age of the Indian thriller writers which the world is yet to see.
The dawn of ultra-modernistic thrillers has begun…
