Nuba keeper

When the novel digs up the dust of time, it goes back a long way until it stops at the year 525 BC, and we find ourselves facing the Persian occupation of Egypt and the suffering of the people from its cruelty and the brutality of its leader, Cambyses, the Persian king, and the valor of the resistance. Then Dashita appears, that brilliantly beautiful Nubian heroine, who succeeds with her cunning. And her ingenuity in stopping the Persian tide from occupying the country of Kush (Sudan) and all of Ethiopia, and succeeding in controlling and defeating the greatest kings of the world... It is a rare historical role for Egyptian women that has not been recorded in many history books, despite its truth, and despite what the literary historian, Habib Jamati, mentioned about her in his book. "A history that history has neglected." However, the novel is exposed to the harvest of love and war and lives through the most difficult and decisive periods in the Pharaonic history of Egypt.