︢TSari︢tsa Khatasu: roman

Kryzhanovskai͡a, V. I.  (Vera Ivanovna)

A Russian-language historical novel set in ancient Egypt, focusing on the reign of Queen Hatshepsut (Khatasu), the political intrigues of her court, and the lives and struggles of the royal family and nobility. The narrative explores themes of power, succession, love, and betrayal, featuring richly detailed descriptions of Egyptian society and rituals.

Title

︢TSari︢tsa Khatasu, roman

Creator

Kryzhanovskai͡a, V. I. (Vera Ivanovna)

Published

S.-Peterburg, Tip. V.V. Komarova, 1894.

Full Collection Name

Russian women writers collection

Subject (Topic)

Historical fiction, Russian
Russian prose literature
Russian literature
Historical fiction
Egypt, Ancient
Nobility
Intrigue

Keyword

historical fiction ; ancient Egypt ; Queen Hatshepsut ; Russian literature ; court intrigue ; succession ; romance ; nobility ; St. Petersburg ; V. I. Kryzhanovskaya

Type

Text

Extent

1 online resource (435 p.)

Archive

The Library

Note

Novel.

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Collection

Russian women writers

Source of Description

Record metadata augmented by JSTOR Seeklight AI, September 2026