Hermanos en guerra

1530, Agra, North India. Humayun, recently crowned the second Mughal emperor, is a lucky man. His father, the great Babur, has bequeathed him riches, glory, and an empire that stretches more than a thousand miles south from the Khyber Pass. Even so, Humayun knows that he does not have it easy: he must take advantage of that legacy and make his people, and himself, worthy of his ancestor, Tamerlane. But that's not going to be his only problem. Although the secret is kept, Humayun's life is in grave danger. His brothers conspire against him; corroded by envy, they doubt that he has the strength, will and brutality to command the Mughal armies and achieve even greater glories. Perhaps they are right... And soon Humayun will be involved in a terrible battle; not just for the crown, not just even for his life, but for the very existence of the empire. Conflicting peoples, innovative armies and tremendously ambitious enemies, the mighty empire of the Mughals burst from Central Asia to India in the 16th century. And no one like Alex Rutherford has managed to make it into fiction. This is an absorbing novel of sweeping action, set in an era as wild as it is magnificent. The adventure continues after Invaders from the North. A historical adventure at its finest.