Pharaoh's Daughter

Georg Moritz Ebers (1837-1898) was an outstanding German writer, historian, and orientalist whose name is inextricably linked with fascinating historical novels. His creative path began unexpectedly: during an illness that confined him to bed for a long time, Ebers devoted himself to the study of ancient languages ??and archaeology. Research into Egypt, which he visited many times, inspired him both to scientific works and to the creation of exciting works of art. The novel "e;Pharaoh's Daughter"e;, which opens this edition, is Ebers' debut work, which marked the beginning of his literary career. The events unfold during the reign of Pharaoh Amasis II, 528 years before the birth of Christ, and take the reader to the mysterious world of Ancient Egypt and Persia. The main character, Princess Nitetis, goes to Persia to become the wife of a powerful king. Her journey to Babylon becomes the catalyst for a series of events full of intrigue, unexpected turns, and passions. With incredible authenticity and skill, Ebers recreates the life, culture and political intrigues of ancient civilizations, immersing the reader in an era where history and fiction are intertwined into a single whole. This book is a real gift for lovers of historical novels. A fascinating plot, carefully recreated details of the era and the depth of the characters make it an unforgettable reading. The publication is made in the best traditions of translation and editing in order to preserve Ebers' unique style and bring true pleasure to fans of classical literature.