Shiva Trilogy Book Series

Book Summaries:

Shiva 1 – The Immortals of Meluha

Set in the era around 1900 BC, this novel explores the misinterpretations of ancient Indian civilization by contemporary Indians. The magnificent empire of Meluha is ruled by the Suryavanshis, who view the Chandravanshis and Nagas as the primary external threats. The Suryavanshis believe in a prophecy that predicts the arrival of a hero, marked by a blue throat, who will defeat evil. This is the tale of a mortal transformed into a deity, depicting Shiva’s journey as he rises to greatness, challenged by destiny and his own mortality.


Shiva 2 – The Secret of the Nagas

In this sequel, Shiva is now revered as a god. Four thousand years earlier, he was a simple man. As a nag warrior begins a deadly pursuit of Shiva’s wife, Sati, complex connections between the Nagas and Shiva’s companions unravel. The truth about the Vasudevas, Shiva’s philosophical guides, emerges, raising questions about their alliance with the Nagas. This installment delves deeper into the mysteries and hidden agendas of the Nagas and their pursuit of power.


Shiva 3 – The Oath of the Vayuputras

In the concluding book, Shiva, now the powerful Neelkanth, leads his army to the Nagas’ capital, Panchavati. This journey ignites a pure and righteous war against the true enemy. The narrative focuses on the struggle to save the nation’s spirit, revealing the devastating realities of conflict. Despite significant losses, the stakes have never been higher. The power of the Vayuputras becomes crucial for Shiva’s success in confronting the evil threatening to engulf India.

Specifications:

• Title: Shiva Trilogy (ශිව)
• Author: Kumara Siriwardana (කුමාර සිරිවර්ධන)
• Publisher: Ashirwada Publication
• Year of Publication: 2020
• Page Count: Varies by book
• Format: Paperback
• Language: Sinhala
• Genre: Mythological Fiction
• Suitable for: Readers interested in mythology and epic narratives