Historias de 16thcentury

Amidst the downfall of Anne Boleyn, the tumultuous marriage of Henry VIII, and the rise of the sweet-plain Jane Seymour, an unexpected guest arrives at the English court. Her name? Her Royal Majesty, Queen Adhara Samira Eloise of the House of Oldenburg - the formidable queen of Sweden, Denmark, and Norway, wielding unmatched power across northern Europe. She comes seeking a trade alliance with England: timber for ships in exchange for gold, rare spices for fine cotton. Yet fate has a different plan in store. As a Scandinavian queen cements her place, a Boleyn Queen spirals out of control, and a Mistress Seymour makes her final gambit, the court is thrown into chaos, intrigue, and desire. One kingdom. Three queens. And a King who never expected to be tamed.

I crossed the sea as Bianca Trevisan, the daughter of a Venetian noble. I stepped into the palace as a frightened girl. And by Hürrem Sultan's command, I was reborn as Züleyha Hatice-a name meant to bind me to a prince and bury my past beneath silk and secrets. In this gilded prison, beauty is a weapon, loyalty is rare, and every smile hides a blade. My closest friend became my rival. My innocence became my armor. And the prince I was given to became the fire that threatened to burn me alive. I did not choose this life. But I will survive it. And if destiny demands it... I will rule it.

Love. What's more one would want to live for? Simple. Freedom. Caged birds long to fly again. Flowers don't want to be forced to bloom. Elysia Frenzia doesn't want to forcefully be married and to put her chains into an old mans hand. But what can a weak pathetic woman do? Even as a counts daughter she wasn't worth much more than a cow who is to bear children and especialy a male heir. Elysia will change her future. That's her goal. The only one she had in her life. She doesn't want to belong to anyone but herself. However, what will she do if Lennon appears? Son of the emperor and stubbornly refusing to leave her to her schemes and loneliness? Find out with her together. All rights to this story are mine, don't steal or I steal your cookies for eternity. Pictures are from pinterest or Google. Rights go to their original owner ofcourse. Have fun~

What will you do if you fell for a person that lives in another time?what will you do?What if time will be the one to separate you to the person you really love? ----------------------------------------------- He looked like him.Every inch of his milky smooth face,look like him,even his angelic voice.. From his brown pair of beautiful eyes,to his cute pointed nose and to his plum cherry blossom colored lips. Why?!why does he look like him? "Why does everything keeps coming back through my head." ☄️♣VKook♣☄️

In the 16th century of japan YN Yamoka was a samurai but had dishored the code and after being insulted he started to kill everyone in the village and put their bodies on pikes earning the name "The Oni" after killing the man that insulted his family and him killing his father he died became the rageful oni that haunts the town now in the modern century he roams his shrine and killing trespasser that steps font on his territory, one day a little girl shows no fear to him and he sees her as her sister and takes her in now he kills anyone that trespasses on his land and anyone that will harm his new sister and kill any criminal he finds as he is the oni devil.

Autumn, 1552. England is, uneasily, at peace. King Edward VI, now fifteen and mature beyond his years, is already beginning to play an active part in politics. His sister, the Lady Elizabeth, now nineteen, is a prominent figure at court. Edward's heir, however, is his elder sister Mary. Having refused to renounce her Catholicism in Edward's increasingly strident Protestant England, she lives in Essex, an unseen but worrying presence. Matthew Shardlake has returned to practising law, including matters involving the properties of Elizabeth. A shadow hangs over him, however; he has fallen deeply in love with Liz Partlett, nurse to his adopted daughter Mousy--a love that is reciprocated, although Liz, haunted by grim events, feels she can never marry him. As colonization and the slave trade dominate world affairs, a group of English merchants, desperate to find new trading opportunities, sets up a Company of Merchant Adventurers to seek a north-east passage to the Far East. The destination of the projected voyage is kept strictly secret lest Spanish spies should learn of it. After the secretary of the Company suddenly dies, Shardlake is recruited to the post as a competent man who can be trusted to keep matters secret. Meanwhile a crumbling house by the Thames suddenly collapses, killing several tenants. Shardlake discovers that responsibility for the disaster devolves on the ultimate owner of the land, the Lady Elizabeth. At the site, Shardlake makes a gruesome discovery in the intact remains of the cellar: a torture chamber, and the hideously disfigured body of a Portuguese man. Shardlake finds himself caught up in a world of spies and double-agents, and discovers that his predecessor as Secretary of the Merchant Adventurers was murdered. He must investigate, and quickly, for the date when the ships must set sail to catch the Arctic spring of 1553 is fast approaching. Rumours begin to circulate that King Edward has fallen sick, and may be dying...

16th Century in a rural area of Vardø, Northern Norway, two beautiful women, cherishing their youth are brought together by fate. The forbidden act of being together only pours oil in the hot fire that's burning in their hearts. It was them and the stars, holding eachother in their arms...

At a time when women were deemed little more than homemakers and child bearing machines, 16th century English woman Mary Tull aspires to do her part, but to also exceed the capacities of what's expected of her.

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Sen is an orphan whose only family is Hashioni, a great yokai who has long defended their village from raiders and thieves. When Hashi falls prey to an illness known as The Rot, Sen embarks on a journey to find him a cure before the Rot consumes him entirely. Joined by two Buddhists, a ronin, and a wayward onna-bugeisha, his journey opens his eyes to a world he's never known and reveals that a much more sinister plot may be behind the illness that threatens to kill his friend. His destiny lies intertwined with Maru, a war orphan whose life belongs to the Sayonakidori - a sect of yokai hunters whose mission is to defend humanity. A contract for a demon who killed the son of a wealthy samurai sets him on a journey that makes him begin to question everything he's ever been taught. When the contract begins to be more than it appears, Maru must decide whether his loyalty lies with the people to whom he owes his life or to himself. When the two finally meet, their lives change in a way neither of them anticipate in an age where endless war has tipped the balance of the world and calls out for the Disciples of Hachiman, the ancient Kami-sent warriors destined to keep the balance between yokai and humanity.

As the 16th century draws to a close, the Pride of Mewar, Raaja Yashvardhan Singh courts a humble village girl with deep, captivating eyes without knowledge of her beginnings. The petite Ruhi knows not of who he is but tears away from the only people close to her as family and travels to live with him in the Royal Chittorgarh Fort. Since courting her, she hasn't let out a single word from her lips making her the more mysterious. When news of a shipwreck catches his ears and a few survivors, a foreign people of faraway lands arrive, he graciously welcomes them. The Captain of the crew captured the curiosity of the mysterious new bride of the King, taking away her peace and sleep. One day promising her of a life of freedom out at sea. But what would bring her true contentment? A life of luxury in the palace walls of Chittorgarh or an unknown adventure at the endless seas?

Rebecca never wanted to get on the damned ship in the first place. In 1543, women were bad luck on a working ship. So bad, in fact, that any women found on a ship might be cast overboard. Rebecca Parr's older brother doesn't care. When Francis Parr hears trading in Greece is THE most profitable business from a shady man in a tavern, he packs up his sister and their few belongings. He sells everything else and buys thousands of pounds of sugar to sell. He hires a merchant ship, and within a month, leaves England. There's just one problem. Rebecca, a 19 year old woman, will never be allowed on the vessel. Francis convinces his sister to hide in the dark recesses of the hold, with the sugar that's supposed to be their savior. The sailors would never find her, and if they did, they wouldn't be so backwards as to cast her overboard, would they? They would. Rebecca sinks beneath the waves, but before the ship leaves his sister behind, Francis catches a glimpse of a dark tail splashing among the waves. In the wind, a silent song lingers, just for him. "She'll be back."

After an offended Greek goddess sends Kenna back in time to Elizabethan England, she discovers she must stop the theft of Shakespeare's best known tragedy before returning to her century, all while resisting the charms of the theatre's Romeo. ***** After being dumped via voice note, Kenna Fernsby is convinced there was never a tale of more woe. Offended by the insult to true tragedy, a Greek goddess banishes Kenna to Elizabethan England, where she stumbles upon a plot to steal the priceless first draft of "Romeo and Juliet" from right under William Shakespeare's nose. Determined to outwit the thieves, Kenna dives into the intrigue, even when doing so may tangle her healing heart with a man from the past and force her to choose between the 16th century life she has fallen in love with and the fate of the play she loves as much. [[Wattys 2021 Winner in Historical Fiction]] [[Word count: 80,000 - 90,000 words]] The quotes from Romeo and Juliet used in this story were taken from the iBooks edition of the play. The text was originally from playshakespeare.com. ©2005-2022 PlayShakespeare.com. Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this information under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation. Terms at http://www.playshakespeare.com/license

This story is based around the 16th Century style of court and politics. It is based in a fictional world. ***Need suggestions for a front cover*** Leticia had never got on with her brother, Robert and yet she had to utterly declare her allegiance to him now that he was King of Capra. Queen Lavina did not show her any kindness either and yet Leticia had many friends among the court. After retreating to the north for the winter, Leticia is told by her noble friends of small plans unfolding about her in the shadows of the court itself. Things were just starting to get better, so it seemed, until an argument between Leticia and Robert sparks a wild uncertain future for the kingdom. After being shut away in her room awaiting judgment, Robert is put to death by unknown enemies and the blame falls onto Leticia. Though her close friends try to help her, Leticia is forced into a new world of mistrust and dishonour.

"The Tudor Rose: A Thorn Among Thorns" delves into the tumultuous life of Mary I, Queen of England. More than just "Bloody Mary," she was a woman caught between the legacy of her parents, Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon, and the treacherous currents of religious and political upheaval. This story explores her struggles to claim her birthright, her desperate desire for love and an heir, and the weight of the crown that ultimately crushed her. Was she a religious fanatic, a pawn in a larger game, or a woman simply trying to survive in a brutal era? Amidst the thorns of betrayal, rebellion, and heartbreak, Mary's story is one of resilience, ambition, and the tragic cost of power.

Her dream had turned into a nightmare and she was now ready to wake up.

this is a book based on history and my mind, i combined a lot of historical moments together in one book. this is about a woman in England, who wants to find out her old life, but she can't. she didn't live long enough to tell her story and wasn't healthy enough to know her story. so she does anything to find it her life, in the 16th century where everything was ruled by one man!

During the Reformation in the sixteenth century, saying the wrong word can land you in the dungeon. When Janneken's mother dies in poverty, leaving her a carved chest, but no explanation, shy Janneken must learn to speak up and ask for help if she doesn't want to end up on the street. Why did her mother refuse to talk about her father? Hans, an Anabaptist bookseller who has already been maimed for his faith, offers to help her find answers. When things don't turn out quite as they had hoped, Janneken turns to the Radicals in the city of Munster, Germany. She is caught up in the exciting events and the changes in the city, but will the turmoil and conflict end up filling the emptiness in her heart, or is peace not to be found anywhere?

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He was beyond her reach yet fate had other plans for them. Sent outside the confines of the palace walls by their parents who wanted them to have a real understanding of life as common citizens of Persia. This was done in preparation for their future rule as leaders and king of Persia. The young princes must overcome life alteringing obstacles that will help shape them into the perfect rulers and most of all perfect men. Their meetings had disaster spelt around it from the first time they set their sights on one another. She was crude and he was refined. He was god's gift to mother earth, and she was just an understated unruly beauty. She'll challenge and push him as far as she can. It just wasn't in her nature to submit to anyone even though her status required and demanded her submission. Yet their undeniable passionate chemistry would yield heart-ache and pain. A 16th century Persian love story....