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"The Thousandfold Thought" is an epic fantasy novel by R. Scott Bakker, published in 2006 as the third and final volume in the "Prince of Nothing" trilogy. The narrative follows Anasûrimbor Kellhus, a warrior-monk with immense manipulative abilities, as he consolidates his power over a massive holy war. The story culminates as the army reaches the city of Shimeh, fulfilling an ancient prophecy.
The novel is known for its dark, philosophical tone and complex world-building inspired by the Crusades and ancient Greek philosophy.
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Is The Thousandfold Thought the end of the series?
Yes, "The Thousandfold Thought" is the third and final volume in R. Scott Bakker's "Prince of Nothing" trilogy. It concludes the initial narrative arc, though the world's story continues in the later "Aspect-Emperor" series.
Who is the main character in R. Scott Bakker's The Thousandfold Thought?
The narrative centers on Anasûrimbor Kellhus, a warrior-monk with immense physical and manipulative abilities. He uses his rigorous, almost superhuman psychological training to consolidate power over a holy war.
What is the First Holy War in The Thousandfold Thought?
The novel depicts the climax of a massive religious crusade launched by the Inrithi peoples against the Fanim empire. Kellhus hijacks this military movement to forge his own empire and confront an apocalyptic threat.
What dark entity threatens the world in The Thousandfold Thought?
The primary antagonist of the series is the Consult, a cabal of human and Nonmen sorcerers. They are actively trying to resurrect the No-God, Mog-Pharau, to shut off the world from the afterlife and end all human life.
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