Tālār-i gurg: Persian 1401

In the cruel court of King Henry VIII, only one man dares to risk his life to win the king's heart and reach high political ranks. England in the 1520s is on the verge of a great tragedy. If the king dies without a male successor, the country may be completely destroyed by civil wars. Henry VIII plans to annul his twenty-year marriage and marry Anne Boleyn, while the Pope and the majority of Europe oppose his decision. This demand of the king caused the death of his efficient adviser, Cardinal Wolsey, and created a vacuum in the power structure. Thomas Cromwell enters the story in this chaotic situation. Cromwell is a thoughtful, charming, bully, perfectionist, and opportunist who is very clever in reading other people's minds and presents himself very energetically. He is also an elite politician and the hardships of life have made him an independent and ambitious man. But Henry is very capricious: one-day loving, the next, he turns into a bloodthirsty man. Cromwell helps him crush the enemy, but what will be the cost of his success? Wolf hall book This book is full of descriptions of the social and religious life of the people of England in the 16th century. The perspective of the historical novel Talar Gregg is the perspective of the political eye, which extends to the street, neighborhoods, and houses. The life of Henry VIII, Thomas Cromwell, Anne Boleyn, Tomsmore, Cardinal Wolsey, and others is Hilary Mantel's tool to enter into the life and psyche of the people of England five centuries ago in order to address the question of how much a person is capable of destruction or salvation in the midst of events. has it. The language of this novel is full of charm and charm. The whole text is actually a review of the colorful memories of the past and passing through our memories, without any care or insistence on categorization and observance of time precedence.