Binding : PaperbackBook Size : 8.5 x 8.5
Book Interior : Black & White
Paper Type : 70 GSM Cream paper
Book Cover : Matte Finish

The protagonist of the story, Udayan and his son Naravanathan, did not consider victory only in defeating the battlefields and enemies in the last days of their lives. But at one time they thought that those victories were the real victory needed for the life of a king. At the end of this epic they come to realize that the real success is in reducing worldly attachments and conquering the mind and desires. It is fitting that the term 'victory slogan' should be applied to this book in both these categories. Third is the fact that Yuki, the political expert in this story, overcomes all problems with his mind. The benefit of writing this is that I am proud to have presented a very old epic story in prose, or to have had the opportunity to work for it. I salute and say goodbye to those who benefit from reading this story. - Na. Parthasarathy