Chanakya - The Kingmaker - English

The book "Chanakya - The Kingmaker" is about the renowned Indian philosopher and scholar who is credited with founding the Mauryan Dynasty and producing King Chandragupta Maurya. Chanakya was a man who lived about 300 BC. He goes by several names and is associated with several tales. One aspect of Chanakya's history, despite much disagreement, remains constant: his intelligence. This book is an assemblage of Chanakya's history as related by other sources. One of Chanakya's greatest accomplishments was his pivotal part in the founding of the empire that is recognized as the first in history to control the majority of the Indian subcontinent. In addition to his accomplishment in building an empire, Chanakya's book discusses his knowledge in a variety of areas. The book is written simply with the intention of imparting to readers an efficient understanding of Chanakya. Following an introduction, the book's chapters discuss several facets of Chanakya's life, including education, his kingdom, characteristics of a king, war strategy, espionage, the appointment of court officials, the army, the economy, politics, foreign policy, deceit, success, and allies and foes. One of the smartest persons that have ever lived is represented in this wisdom guide. The life of Chanakya, the smartest man in history, as described by a variety of sources is collected in this book. Significant facets of Chanakya's life and his sage advice are included in the book.