La victoria perdida

Sañudo, David

It is the 10th century in the Iberian Peninsula. These are times of disloyalty and wars in the Christian kingdoms, dedicated in turn to the reconquest against the Arabs, whose dominions seem increasingly powerful. And the survival of the kingdom of León is threatened by the powerful Qurtuba caliphate of Abderramán III. Faced with the obvious military inferiority of his armies, King Ramiro II puts his hopes in a legendary object cited in ancient documents; Only that could give him the power of victory. The monk Julián and Alvar Laínez, son of the Count of Aquilare, will be in charge of finding him. For this they will have to travel all the Hispanic lands, and in their travels they will discover friendship and even love; but they will be harassed, betrayed and coerced, for there are many who, even in the king's own court, do not see their mission favorably. Death persecutes them insistently... and their main objective will be to survive.

Author
Sañudo, David
Subject
Literature > Spanish narrative 20th-21st cent.
Genre
Historical >
EAN
9788435063463
ISBN
978-84-350-6346-3
Edition
1
Publisher
Edhasa
Pages
360 
High
23.0 cm
Weight
15.0 cm
Release date
13-10-2021
Language
Spanish 
Series
Narrativas históricas 
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Sañudo, David (aut.)

  • Sañudo, David
    David Sañudo (Palencia, 1978) es periodista. Tuvo la suerte de estudiar en el IES Jorge Manrique de la capital y después en la universidad de Valladolid, donde hizo un primer intento con   Read more