List of historical novels

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Historical novels are listed by the country in which the majority of the novel takes place.

Contents

[edit] Afghanistan

[edit] Argentina

[edit] Australia

[edit] Belgium

[edit] Brazil

[edit] Canada

  • Let Loose the Dogs by Maureen Jennings (19th century Toronto)
  • Journey by James A. Michener
  • Vancouver by David Cruise and Alison Griffiths (Vancouver area)
  • The Long Traverse by John Buchan
  • Three to a Loaf by Michael Goodspeed (The Great War)
  • The Last Crossing by Guy Vanderhaeghe (19th century western Canada)

[edit] Caribbean (multiple countries)

[edit] China

[edit] Colombia

[edit] Czech Republic

[edit] Denmark

  • The Lost Ones by Norah Lofts (Queen Caroline Matilda, 18th century)

[edit] Dominica

[edit] Dominican Republic

[edit] Egypt

[edit] Finland

[edit] France

[edit] Germany

[edit] Greece

  1. Child of a Dream
  2. The Sands of Ammon
  3. The Ends of the Earth

[edit] Greenland

[edit] Hungary

[edit] India

[edit] Ireland

[edit] Israel

  • David: The Warrior King by David J. Ferreira (A novel of King David)
  • Day of War by Cliff Graham (A 5-book Series of King David)
  • Michal by Jill Eileen Smith (A 3-book Series of King David)
  • Ten Thousand Lovers by Edeet Ravel (1970s)
  • Exodus by Leon Uris
  • The Haj by Leon Uris
  • The Source by James A. Michener
  • Abraham and Sarah by Roberta Dorr
  • Barabbas: Felon/Friend by Marvin Harris
  • Bathsheba: The Love Story that Changed History by Roberta Dorr
  • Beloved Rabbi by Michele Torrey
  • Beyond the Road to Damascus by Ferrel Glade Roundy
  • Joseph by James R. Shott
  • Leah by James R. Shott
  • Mary, Handmaiden of the Lord by Virginia N. Wilson
  • Solomon's Song by Roberta Dorr
  • Son of Laughter by Frederick Buechner
  • Stone Tables by Orson Scott Card
  • The Fifth Mountain by Paulo Coelho
  • The Holy Embrace by Mario Brelich
  • The Red Tent by Anita Diamant
  • The Silas Diary by Gene Edwards
  • The Timothy Diary by Gene Edwards
  • The Titus Diary by Gene Edwards
  • The Weeping Chamber by Sigmund Brouwer
  • Unashamed by Francine Rivers
  • Unshaken by Francine Rivers
  • Unveiled by Francine Rivers
  • The Shepherd of Bethlehem by A.L.O.E.
  • Journey (Legacies of the Ancient River) by Angela Elwell Hunt
  • Jerusalem the City of God by Ellen Gunderson Traylor
  • Melchizedek by Ellen Gunderson Traylor
  • Ruth by Ellen Gunderson Traylor
  • Pontius Pilate: A Novel by Paul L. Maier
  • The Olive Tree by Cheryl Thomas
  • Pearl in the Sand by Tessa Afshar
  • Michal by Jill Eileen Smith
  • Abigail by Jill Eileen Smith
  • The Prince: Jonathan by Francine Rivers
  • The Robe by Lloyd C. Douglas
  • Prophet of Israel by Timothy S. Wilkinson
  • Judge of Israel by Timothy S. Wilkinson
  • Holy Warrior by Angus Donald, the second novel in the Outlaw Chronicles (12th century)

[edit] Italy

[edit] Japan

[edit] Korea

  • Eternal Empire and Scent of the Plain by Ihn Wha Lee

[edit] Mexico

[edit] Netherlands

[edit] New Zealand

[edit] Norway

[edit] Pakistan

[edit] Palestine

[edit] Panama

[edit] Philippines

[edit] Portugal

[edit] Pre-Columbian Civilizations

[edit] Aztec Empire

  • Aztec by Gary Jennings (before Spanish invasion)
  • Aztec Autumn by Gary Jennings (one generation after Spanish invasion)
  • Aztec Blood by Gary Jennings (the indigenous holocaust)
  • Aztec Rage by Gary Jennings, Robert Gleason, and Junius Podrug
  • The Luck of Huemac by Daniel Peters
  • Tlaloc Weeps For Mexico by László Passuth (translated from Hungarian)
  • Dobyvatel (The Conqueror) by Ivan Olbracht (Cortez´s campaign)

[edit] Inca Empire

  • Inca Series: The Sun Princess, The Gold of Cuzco and The Light of Machu Picchu by Antoine B. Daniel
  • The Incas by Daniel Peters

[edit] Mayan Empire

  • Tikal by Daniel Peters
  • Caminarás con el Sol by Alfonso Mateo-Sagasta (Gonzalo Guerrero)

[edit] Poland

[edit] Roman Republic & Empire

[edit] Russia

[edit] Serbia

  • The Golden Fleece by Borislav Pekic (His 7 volume masterpiece, "The Golden Fleece"; a family saga through which European History is uniquely examined from its birth in Homeric Greece right up to Hitler's Third Reich.)
  • Time of Miracles by Borislav Pekic (The story of Jesus is rewritten from the perspective of Judas - who is obsessed with the idea prophecy must be fulfilled - and from that of the individuals upon whom miracles were performed.)
  • How to Quite a Vampire by Borislav Pekic (The novel follows Konrad Rutkowski-professor of medieval history and former Gestapo officer-as he returns to the scene of his war crimes determined to renounce, or perhaps justify, his Nazi past. In a series of letters to a brother-in-law, Rutkowski lays out his ambivalent reactions to war and unthinkable violence, connecting his own swirling ideas to those of some of the major figures of European thought: Plato, St. Augustine, Descartes, Nietzsche, Freud, and others.)

[edit] South Africa

[edit] Spain

[edit] Early history

  • Nublares, El hijo de la garza and El último cazador by Antonio Pérez Henares (Paleolithic)
  • El Último Soldurio by Javier Lorenzo (1st century BC)
  • Viriato by João Aguiar (1st century BC, Viriathus)
  • Numancia by José Luis Corral (1st century BC, Numantia)
  • El hombre de la plata by León Arsenal (Tartessos)
  • Rey Lobo by Juan Eslava Galán

[edit] Roman Spain

[edit] Visigothic Kingdom

[edit] Medieval

[edit] Spanish Golden Age

  1. Captain Alatriste (El capitán Alatriste)
  2. Purity of Blood (Limpieza de sangre)
  3. The Sun over Breda (El sol de Breda)
  4. The King's Gold (El oro del Rey)
  5. The Cavalier in the Yellow Doublet (El caballero del jubón amarillo)
  6. Pirates of the Levant (Corsarios de Levante)
  7. El puente de los asesinos
  • Sobra un rey by José García Abad (15th century)
  • El castellano de Flandes by Enrique Martínez Ruiz (16th century)
  • The heretic. A Novel of the Inquisition by Miguel Delibes (16th century in Valladolid)
  • Ladrones de tinta by Alfonso Mateo-Sagasta (16th century)
  • Martín Ojo de Plata series by Matilde Asensi (17th century)
  1. Tierra firme
  2. Venganza en Sevilla

[edit] Exploration and conquest

[edit] 18th Century

[edit] 19th Century

[edit] Twentieth Century

[edit] Sweden

[edit] Switzerland

[edit] Tibet

  • Blue Poppies by Jonathan Falla (during Chinese invasion)
  • Red Poppies: A Novel of Tibet" by Alai (Life of Tibetan warlord during Chinese Invasion)

[edit] Turkey

  • The Amazon and the Warrior by Judith Hand (Bronze Age, Trojan War)

[edit] Ukraine

  • Wounder, Roksolana by Pawlo Zagrebelny(Ukraine, IXth century; Ukraine-Osman empire)
  • Black council by Panteleimon Kulish
  • The crush by Mychailo Starytskiy
  • The funeral of Gods by I. Bilyk
  • Russka by Edward Rutherfurd

[edit] United Kingdom

[edit] Earliest history

[edit] Roman Britain

[edit] Medieval

[edit] Early Modern

[edit] Hanoverian

[edit] Victorian

[edit] Twentieth Century

[edit] Multiple time frames

[edit] United States (including areas that become part of the US)

[edit] Colonial

[edit] Nineteenth Century

[edit] Twentieth Century

[edit] Vietnam

[edit] Yemen

  • The Hostage by Zaid M. Dammaj
  • The Tragedy of Waq Al-Waq by Muhammad M. Al-Zubairi
  • Wa Islamah by Ali Ahmed BaKatheer

[edit] See also

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