15thcentury Stories

-𝑂𝑛𝑙𝑦 𝑜𝑛𝑒 𝑤𝑖𝑙𝑙 𝑠𝑡𝑎𝑛𝑑 𝑎𝑡 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑒𝑛𝑑 𝑜𝑓 𝑖𝑡 𝑎𝑙𝑙- It's the year 1466 and King Edward IV is on the throne of England. His wife and Queen ,Elizabeth Woodville, has just given birth to her first daughter ,Lizzie, but not all is well... 12 year old Marian of Lancaster is the only surviving daughter of Margaret of Anjou and King Henry VI, twin sister of Edward of Lancaster. When she is captured by the Earl of Warwick, along with her father, she is brought to the English court at Westminster Palace and is made one of Queen Elizabeth's laides is waiting. It is at court that Marian will encounter friends and enemies alike and shall have to wade through blood to survive. Will this Lancastrian Princess ever find peace and perhaps even love during the turbulent years of The Wars of The Roses? Or will terror, grief and betrayal rule her life like it has done to so many others... I DO NOT OWN ANY CHARACTERS OR DIALOGUE FROM THE WHITE QUEEN I ONLY OWN THE CHARACTERS AND DIALOGUE THAT I HAVE CREATED MYSELF *NOT HISTORICALLY ACCURATE*

In the aftermath of the Battle of Mohacs, a fallen kingdom offers up its last jewel. Princess Elisabeth of Bohemia and Hungary-sister to the slain King and daughter of a shattered crown-is dragged before Suleiman the Magnificent, the most powerful ruler in the world. She calls him barbarian. She swears she will never bow. But empires are not built on steel alone. Renamed Jawhara within the gilded walls of the imperial palace, she is forced into a marriage forged from conquest and grief. Between court intrigue, ruthless rivalries, hatred slowly gives way to something far more dangerous. Because the greatest conquest of all was never Hungary. It was her heart.

~ 𝔗𝔥𝔬𝔰𝔢 𝔴𝔥𝔬'𝔳𝔢 𝔟𝔢𝔢𝔫 𝔪𝔞𝔡𝔢, 𝔠𝔞𝔫 𝔟𝔢 𝔲𝔫𝔪𝔞𝔡𝔢 ~ The year of our Lord 1467, and across the water France is a mere onlooker as England tears itself apart in the bloody cousins war until the Yorkist King Edward seeks allies, resulting in a treaty that aims for peace and promises to end the costly war waged by England against France for over a century. Hatred between the two countries runs deeper than the channel rarely separating them from each others throats but nevertheless the cunning King Louis accepts the pact sealed by the marriage of his eldest daughter, Princess Geneviève of France, to King Edward's youngest brother - Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester. Haughty, vain, almost fanatical in her piety and trained to bear a crown, Geneviève has no love for her English neighbours and favours other candidates for her illustrious hand but nevertheless is thrust into the heart of the Wars of the Roses with few allies and a husband she quickly resents. Trapped in the land of the enemy where knives are readily drawn in the marriage bed, Geneviève must learn to survive using her beauty, wit and political guile to master the game of smoke and mirrors the English and French so love to play. Bound to the tumultuous heart of fifteenth century England, can Geneviève endure against the ever changing tide of the cousin's war and campaigns waged between wilful women with words no less sharp than their men's swords? How far is she willing to go for the power she craves, the position she believes God desires for her? And when rebellion rears its head against her new kin, which way will her loyalties lie and how long will they endure?

She is the blacksmith's daughter. Raised by her father with no mother. She grew up learning her father's trade and helps him in any way she can. She is shunned by most people in the village because she is always covered in soot and sweat. She has no status but is expected by others to at least act like a lady. He is the new lord of the manor's son. Born and raised in high class England. A lord who is used to getting his way. He is being pressured to marry. He has held out for love but knows his time is running out before he is forced into a political marriage.

In a land of knights and castles, a tale unfolds of forbidden love between two souls. Bound by society's rules, their love is tested. But when a mysterious raven appears, their fate takes an unexpected turn. Will this feathered savior bring them the freedom they seek, or will it lead to their downfall? Discover the enchanting story of love, sacrifice, and the power of destiny in this captivating medieval tale.

1405. Anne de Mortimer lost everything. Her parents, her brothers, and her future. Others have toyed with her family for their own power and it has left with her nothing. Anne refuses to be a pawn in someone's game ever again. When she travels to the court of her enemy, she encounters Richard, son of the Duke of York. His family used hers and left the Mortimers to pay the consequences. She swore never to trust a York, but his kindness and loyalty surprises her. Despite the opposition to their relationship, she refuses to lose her chance for happiness. She is going to win. History forgot her. But she changed everything. Cover by moonkissedgirl

In a world shaped by Norse gods and ancient magic, Astrid lives hidden in the woods-a fire witch who chose exile over love. Though she appears young, she is over a century old, displaced from modern-day Puerto Rico into a medieval timeline where fate is law and the gods are never wrong. She refuses love magic, not out of cruelty, but because every spell of the heart has a cost-and she's already paid too much. Her only companion is Rye, her familiar and brother in spirit, a being who can see the future and shift between forms. They are not siblings in the traditional sense; they are survivors of broken timelines where each lost the other. In this world, they chose to remain together, bound by choice rather than blood, protecting one another from destinies that once destroyed them. When Vidar, a beserker sworn to the gods, seeks Astrid's help, he becomes something she never wanted-her apprentice. He is water to her fire: steady, devout, and human. As magic awakens within him, so does a forbidden connection between them. But for witches like Astrid, love shortens life itself. To love is to burn faster, and no one knows how much time she truly has left. As a god-devoted faction known as the Aesir Guard begins hunting those who defy divine order, Astrid, Rye, and Vidar are forced into a final reckoning-between fate and free will, devotion and defiance, love and survival. It's a story about chosen family, clashing worlds, elemental magic, and the terrifying question of whether love is worth the life it costs.

NamJoon X SeokJin "က်ဴဒါႏွင္​းဆီ​ေတြကို သက​္​​ေသတည္​ၿပီး မင္​းအ​ေပၚ ​ေမတၱာ႐ွိ​ေၾကာင္​း ဝန္​ခံပါရ​ေစ" from nj ♡ ဤ one shot တြင္​ပါဝင္​​ေသာ ​ေနာက္​ခံမ်ားမွတစ္​ခိ်ဳ႕သည္​ Lili၏စိတ္​ကူးယဥ္​သက္​သက္​သာျဖစ္​ပါသည္​။

Marie didn't mind herself burning, but Jeanne? No, Jeanne didn't deserve such cruel fate. (the irony isn't noticed until the very last second)

❝ An inevitable sin. An unforgettable obsession ❞ ____________ «Eternum: A Liturgy of Sins» is an intense and uncensored historical novel set in the 16th-century England. It explores the thin line between religious ecstasy and human desire. A heartbreaking tale of two souls who chose each other over salvation, and a love that refused to die, even beneath the executioner's axe. 𝐚𝐮𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐫'𝐬 𝐧𝐨𝐭𝐞 Warning: this book contains strong language, graphic sexual content, depictions of violence, death and pregnancy that may be upsetting to some readers. Reader discretion is advised. Thank you!

"She was powerful not because she wasn't scared, but because she went on so strongly, despite the fear." Francisca adored her life in Greece, she lived a lavish lifestyle all until her 17th birthday when she was told that she and her family would be taking a trip to their estate in Poland and she was delighted, but on the way there her family were killed and she was kidnapped and taken to the Imperial Palace to become a concubine, it had indeed hurt her ego knowing that for the rest of her life she wouldn't be a free woman. But with arriving at the Palace she realized that if she couldn't be free, she'd be a sultana, she made a promise to herself that she would rule the palace one day.

Being pushed into an arranged marriage for political reasons, Emelie Van Dijk found herself sailing down to France to marry the Prince of Chartres- a small and powerful kingdom that holds leverage. However, her agreement to make her father proud and keep her kingdom from going to war, did not have a happy ending. At least, until she met a fierce soldier.

Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the fairest of them all? Saliha Sultana of course... When Mihrimah Sultan trains a concubine herself and sends her to Selim in plan to distract him from the "witch" Nurbanu, not did she expect for the concubine to become more powerful than herself or even fall for her brother!

Eslime is a Sultana by birth, niece to Selim I aka Selim the Grim, and daughter to a Sultana whom everyone thought was useless and barren! Eslime finds herself stuck between two brothers that she'd had known since they were all children, Eslime knows that three is just too much in this situation but she doesn't want to let go of a brother just to gain one... Sehzade Selim x oc Sehzade Bayezid x oc

Wynne is the protector of Creiddylad's Garden. Three years ago a young Welsh man named Elis had entered the Garden in search of rare orchid for his beloved. Despite Creiddylad's warnings, Wynne decided to help him. Over the span of two years, while waiting for the orchid to bloom, Wynne and Elis had fell in love and planned to leave the garden together. However, once the orchid had blossomed, Elis took the flower and returned home to his first love. It has taken Wynne a year to get over Elis. She had to rebuild her walls stronger than ever before in order to keep his memory out of sight and out of mind. Until one day Elis returns and all that Wynne's built threatens to crumble beneath her very touch. Wynne must face Elis one last time, all while learning the truth behind his betrayal and abandonment.

The diary of a 15th century witch is about Sarah Blueburn- a 9 year old girl who has been convicted of being a witch. She spends her last few days sharing a cell with Anne Boleyn. This book is Sarah's diary and the last thing that she found joy in.

Ezio has one day lost everything due to alleged treason. Seeking revenge, Ezio becomes embroiled in the conflict between the Assassins and the Templars, ancient organizations vying for control over humanity's fate. He is worried about spending the rest of his life alone and wonders if an assassin can ever truly love someone. Then he meets Leonardo, an amazing scholar with incredible talent that allows him to be better, showing him that in a life filled with shadows and uncertainty, he can feel peace and long-forgotten happiness. The life of an assassin is filled with fear and the fight to see each sunrise. Despite love being a strong emotion, will Ezio realize that happiness and being a hero in 15th-century Italy are incompatible?