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Between 12 and 12 pages depending on the age band, with two endings and a moral.

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From Encyclopaedia Britannica: Battle of Gogunda, Battle of Haldighat, June 1576, and its aftermath. We keep the episode and soften only what a child needs softened.

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English, हिन्दी. Every language falls back gracefully until its text is reviewed.

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Yes, in every language the book has, at a pace set for the age band.

Because a child who chooses remembers. Both endings keep the moral; only the road differs.

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Suno Katha

Maharana Pratap: After Haldighati

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Suno Katha edition

Maharana Pratap: After Haldighati

1576 onward · After a battlefield defeat, Pratap continues to resist Mughal control of Mewar.

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1576 onward · After a battlefield defeat, Pratap continues to resist Mughal control of Mewar.

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Reading age: 13-17
Inside this edition: Edition details in preparation
Story languages: See availability below
Edition status: In preparation

SKU: SK-PRATAP-AFTER-HALDIGHATI

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Reading age: 13-17
Story length: In preparation
Languages: 23 languages
Publisher / imprint: Suno Katha
Edition status: In preparation
Print dimensions: Print edition pending
ISBN: Not recorded

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Publisher / imprint: Suno Katha
Edition status: In preparation
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Languages: 23 languages
Story length: In preparation
Reading age: 13-17
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Print length: Print edition pending
Print dimensions: Print edition pending
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SKU: SK-PRATAP-AFTER-HALDIGHATI

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Collection: Hindu Kings & Queens
Work: Encyclopaedia Britannica: Battle of Gogunda
Where: Battle of Haldighat, June 1576, and its aftermath
Note: The Mughal army was led by Raja Man Singh. The source records a Mughal victory and Pratap's continued resistance; this is not rewritten as a victory at Haldighati or a conflict between two entire religions.

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Surendra Singh Shaktawat (Semliyaheera) · CC BY-SA 4.0

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Preview languages:Englishहिन्दी

Four ages, one katha

The same episode, told for each age. A tick means the text is written and reviewed.

0–3	Pictures first. One line, maybe two.	—
4–6	Two warm sentences a page.	—
7–12	Early readers to chapter-book pace, the whole episode.	—
13–17	The text itself, with its questions kept in.	12 pages	150–220 words a page	planned
18+	Exact and explicit, as the original has it.	12 pages	180–260 words a page	planned

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