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Scion of Ikshvaku review Ram Chandra Series Book1

August 28, 2017

Scion of Ikshvaku
This book is written by Amish Tripathi. After the blockbuster success of Shiva Trilogy, author Amish have come out with Ram Chandra Series and Scion of Ikshvaku is the first book of the series. Readers  say that Amish have rebuilt the curiosity of
In youngsters.
Ratings – 5/5
Genre – Fiction 
price – 350 

Publisher – Westland Ltd
Author – Author Amish
Other books Recommended by us of the author –
 

Table of Contents

  •  One must read to know the true essence of Ram Chandra Series
    • Perfection has a price, and many paid that price says Scion of Ikshvaku 
      • My favorite quotes from Scion of Ikshvsku are –
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 One must read to know the true essence of Ram Chandra Series

I loved reading this book very much. My grandfather is very much Influenced by Ramayana so from childhood days I have been watching T.V series on Ramayana and heard stories about characters of it by him.
They really appealed me to lead an ideal life.
 After reading the book Scion of Ikshvaku  I have different opinions on so many characters.
In all the t.v series it shows us Rama was the favorite kid of King Dashrath and all his three wives but in the book the story is totally different. It opened my eyes and took me to real stories rather than tye show off ones by tv channels.
King Dashrath never talked to Ram all his childhood because of the lost battle plus Kaikey ruled his mind but later one day during their visit to hunt aninals, he first uttered a word to Ram and then was the time when Ram actually received his love.
 The book nicely describes the bonding between Lakshman And Ram and the reasons too Why Lakshman always protected and stood besides Ram because his mother Sumitra influenced him to be with Ram from childhood, she had her reasons but Lakshman was with Ram without anything in his heart.
I was happy to read about the carvings of Sukhracharya on stone, sun temples and all other things like Guru Vashistha lessons to his students about history, masculine and femaline way of ruling the kingdom.

Perfection has a price, and many paid that price says Scion of Ikshvaku 

The book also brings in notice about the rape case of Radhika and also that How a minor who committed the crime couldn’t be punished just because it was against the law to give capital punishment to a minor. Later Bharat kills him but it wasn’t under law. In the book Guru Vishwamitra asked Ram Lakshman to accompany him and takeaway the Asuras because they were ruining the ashram. There it says that this tribe believed in ‘Ekam’ that is only one God so it slowly came on the way of extinction because it had its side effects.
These people started to hate the people who didn’t follow them and worshiped all the other Gods. Slowly Asuras and Devas collided And finally devas won.
This shows that old law have to be changed with time because it cannot work smoothly all the time. Same is with the rape cases happening around today in present world, many times minors aren’t punished because it is a law which says minors are not to be punished, but then my simple question is How dare a minor commit a crime and do something which he is not legal to do even though if it is not about rape?
Scion of Ikshvaku
In the book Scion of Ikshvaku  I got to know the reason of 14 years vanwaas, I was never aware of the Asursutra and the divyaastra by Lord Rudra and precautions to be followed by taking advice from vayuputras.
Jatayu was a great man, he sacrificed his life for Sita, and also helped sita in jungle and provided her with Somras.
somras helps in keeping a person young as well as a person gets sick when he takes somras for the first time was actually very new to me. I was very happy to read about the purest form of love between Ram and Sita

My favorite quotes from Scion of Ikshvsku are –

I have become alive. You have made me alive.
She has that something, like the thread in a crystal-bead necklace She holds it all together
I am happy with the humor in the book and with the knowledge about every character of book like Lakshman loved horse riding, Shatrughan loved reading books, Manthara was a very rich woman who was cursed so she was bent, Radhika the noble lady loved treating patients for free and had a pious heart.
Conclusion
Scion of Ikshvaku
After reading the book I believe
the author actually did his homework very well on the book. Everything he mentioned in the book is written after evaluating it from history sources. Not a word is less or more in the book. The book Scion of Ikshvaku is a must read to know the real essence of Ram Chandra Series. Book two is Sita warrior of Mithila which will be my upcoming read.

Disclaimer – The book review is written after reading the book personally. It is bias free.

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  1. Mayuri Nidigallu says

    September 12, 2017 at 08:07

    I read this book a while ago. Though Amish works his magic in this one as well, I felt it was a tad slow.
    I really liked reading your review, and views , of it though.

    Reply
    • Dixita says

      September 13, 2017 at 21:39

      It was slow but beautiful
      I loved reading it

      Reply
  2. SoulMom says

    September 12, 2017 at 11:31

    I chose this post since I just finished reading this book. Yes, Amish gives us a different take on certain aspects of the story from what we have known through the TV serial. I had no idea about the Radhika story nor that Manthara was a rich business woman. Though I liked the author’s Shiva trilogy a lot more and not so impressed by this first one. Yet I shall too soon start reading Sita.
    Happy reading to you!

    Reply
    • Dixita says

      September 13, 2017 at 21:43

      Shiva Trilogy,still holda to be my favorite too

      Reply
  3. Priyanka Vermani says

    September 12, 2017 at 16:18

    have been intending to read this book for a while. thanks for the honest review. ll grab the book soon!

    Reply
  4. Meenakshi J says

    September 13, 2017 at 14:59

    Nice review.I somehow liked the second book in the Ramchandra series…than the first! Do read it soon 🙂

    Reply
  5. Laboni Das says

    September 13, 2017 at 15:34

    Liked your review.I too loved reading it.Very different way of presenting Ramayana.My only problem with this book is the use of the word India again and again.Would loved to read Bharatvarsh in english too.

    Reply
  6. Disha says

    September 13, 2017 at 19:34

    I am also following this series & love the way he has potrayed characters. Definetly worth a read!

    Reply

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