We were taught history by people who had every reason to get it wrong. Invaders who rewrote it, colonizers who curated it, and textbooks that simply never questioned either. This book does.

It's about the arrow that changed an empire. The tarpaulin sheets nobody remembered to bring to a battle. The queen, who defeated the strongest colonial power, thrice in 1 night. The teenage king with a 299-1 war record nobody bothered to teach us about. The warrior monks. The naval commanders. The rebels. The ones who held the line for centuries while the rest of the world assumes we simply gave up. Small moments. Forgotten people. Enormous consequences.

The Bharat Multiverse isn't revisionist history. It's the original version — dusted off, held up to the light, and handed back to you.