The Complete Saga of Princess Tahirza and her Sisters in the building of an empire in the snowy Andes. In the time when Gods and Men lived together, loved and hated each other.















Biography:

Edgar R Perez C is a writer of novels of varied themes: romance, ethnic, adventure, police, war, science fiction and horror.







































































                                                 THE CHRONICLES OF TAHIRZA

                                                     By Edgar R Perez Cordero

                                                     Published by Edgar Pérez

                                                     Copyright © 2015 Edgar Pérez

                                                     Valencia.Venezuela







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Table of Contents

TAHIRZA.

TAHIRZA.THE REBELLION OF THE PRINCESSES.

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SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE.

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Tahirza

The Great Kingdom of the Chibchas has solidified thanks to the efforts of its peaceful inhabitants. It extends from the snowy mountains, through the great plateau and reaches the low plains. All is joy, prosperity and harmony. But a latent danger slowly looms. The succession of the kingdom that is not defined, making appear ambitions of the neighboring tribes and that of an ambitious being that surpasses them all. The Great Sun Inca, in spite of his immeasurable wealth, also covets the Chibcha riches.

Tahirza

Tahirza went out into the cold. He saw the captain Timotocuicas who with a gesture of concern saw the Woajuus putting his ear to the ground and looking everywhere, already frankly alert. 


--The Woajuus say that there are many, perhaps thousands," --said Timotocuicas, even more worried. 


Tahirza also scanned the horizon, wondering how it was possible that there was anyone who liked those green mountains, with that mist and air so cold that it got into his bones. 


Until they all saw them coming up in droves. The Woajuus were ready and alert, ready to die for their queens. 


Tahirza was amazed. Up the royal road towards their camp came thousands of Caribs, coming up at full speed, half-naked and armed to the teeth. 


The queen's admiration increased when she saw Son of the Condor, with his naked torso and armed with a mace and spear, closing the way to the Caribs who were coming straight up to them. He was the restraint and the wall, nothing more was needed. 


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