Britishempire Stories

As the title suggests this book will be about shenanigans done by empires who got either killed or just plain collapsed in a retirement home that fun fact;UN actually visits every once in a week(to make sure it didn't get burnt down ofcourse).And that this idea of empires in a retirement home was an original one of mine,that I ended up keeping to myself for a while so if anyone tries claiming it was 'their idea',it wasn't.Plus, the cover of the book was made by me! :D (Edit:Also there might be a bit of Swearing,and tw for knifes in a joking sense,well you'll find out why I put this(and if this book is found on any other website other than wattpad it was stolen)) (Edit numero2: I would love to make any of these memes in a sort of drawn animation but I know I can't animate for the life of me 😔. Sad.)

Satbir Singh is an Indian soldier who participated in Operation Sindoor but its aftermath left a bitter taste in his mouth. He somehow ended up in bloody 16th century !. He devoted himself to building his country early on so it never gets conquered by foreign powers and undergoes the suffering it went through before !.

What happens when a country deep within the arctic that's been isolated from the rest of the world for centuries. confined by large mountains of ice Finally manages to reach out? 1600s not the time newcomers- new competition-, this new country will have to think her actions through and rely on something a bit more than just optimism. The outside world has harsher things to offer than just ice walls. "One must strive the path forward with bravery and kindness." .~^='{+}'=^~. ☆ "She looks just like a dream..." "Remind you of sunflowers? heh, oh my koroleva." ♡ ☆ "Thought you said you'd always be there for me." "To find solace in ones embrace." ♡ ☆ "Why do we love when it was never in our nature?" "Do not cry for me." ♡ ▣Disclaimer. This book contains: ⁕Cussing. ⁕Grammatical errors. ⁕Some Historical inaccuracy [I'll try my best to be accurate, but things might be changed for plot or cuz I overlooked minor details] ⁕Shipping.[just fluff] ⁕Mentions of S.E and in the later chapters: TR, USSR & JE. ⁕Angst, Fighting & historical wars in the later chapters. This is an OCXcanon story, centered around countryhumans of the past[personified countries]. The story will have 2-3 main love interests but I'm hoping it'll be more story based than just romance moments, I wish to explore countryhuman dynamics as friends, allies, family rather than just lovers. I hope you the reader will enjoy it!

Sadie and Rose Murray , two young settler girls are adopted by Chingatchgook after their parents are killed in a tragic raid on their frontier farm. Sadie , a courageous & loving red-haired girl , immediately bonds with Uncas , the youngest son who is often silent & shy. Will they adapt to their new family & culture , even after Sadie discovers that Cora & Alice Munro are her mother Margaret's lost family during the disastrous siege of Fort William Henry? And in the aftermath of that final confrontation on the cliffs in the Huron lands , will Sadie's love save a wounded Uncas - after she kills his tormentor? Based on the 1992 film ''The Last of the Mohicans.

arguing again, and again until the British empire gets a *tad* bit to drunk on whiskey and is left in the hands of the USSR because he wont let his son, USA, come near him. How will this trove of events end? {I haven't got much motivation so it won't be updated often ^v^} {HAPPY PRIDE GAY BESTIES!!}

[Inserts Boring Generic Description Here] *set in an alternate British History* It is 1745 and Phineas Finch has been conscripted for King George's Royal Navy. Believing it to be for the "glory of the British empire" that he is doing a great service by conquering the "savage lands". However all is not as it seems. Phineas soon learns the dark secret behind the Empire's wealth and must ultimately decide where his loyalties lie.

The Anglo-Egyptian War of 1882 was a pivotal conflict that spread-out in Egypt, ultimately leading to British control over the nation. The late 19th century witnessed turmoil in Egypt due to economic troubles, foreign debt, and dissatisfaction among the Egyptian. The conflict was instigated by Ahmed 'Urabi, an Egyptian army officer who led a nationalist revolt against the rule of Khedive Tewfik Pasha and the foreign influence in Egypt. Tensions escalated further when British warships patrolled at the port of Alexandria, intensifying the already flimsy situation. On June 11, 1882, violent anti-European riots erupted in Alexandria, Egypt. Fearing for their safety, European residents quickly left the city. At the same time, the Egyptian 'Urabist army began fortifying and arming the port, making the situation more tense. After giving a warning to stop these military preparations, the British fleet acted alone, launching a relentless 10½-hour bombardment of the city. Even though the UK declared Egypt's independence in 1922, the British military maintained considerable influence in Egypt until 1936. During this period, Egypt became a crucial hub for trade and business in the region. Egypt remained under British influence until 1952, with the last British troops leaving in 1956. To read rest of this article, please visit this very link: https://www.timeprinternews.com

Kipling, la Masonería, el Imperio y El hombre que pudo ser rey explora la relación entre tradición iniciática, poder imperial y corrupción moral. Desde los antiguos misterios de Alejandro Magno hasta las logias del Imperio Británico, este ensayo analiza cómo los símbolos masónicos pueden servir tanto para la fraternidad y la iluminación... como para la ambición, el poder y la autoapoteosis. A través del cuento de Kipling The Man Who Would Be King, surge una pregunta inquietante: ¿qué ocurre cuando los símbolos sobreviven, pero sus principios se olvidan?

"So through the night rode Paul Revere; And so through the night went his cry of alarm To every Middlesex village and farm, - A cry of defiance and not of fear, A voice in the darkness, a knock at the door, And a word that shall echo forevermore! For, borne on the night-wind of the Past, Through all our history, to the last, In the hour of darkness and peril and need, The people will waken and listen to hear The hurrying hoof-beats of that steed, And the midnight message of Paul Revere" -Paul Revere's Ride by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Nothing lasts forever, and no one knows that more than America. Her entire life has been a burden on her shoulders, and she's been through more than most can imagine. Finally, she experiences a relieving era of relative peace, but there's a storm brewing on the horizon. She won her freedom centuries ago, but some wars never stay buried. This time, however, she's not only fighting for herself. America has fifty children to protect at all costs. No one else knows they exist. Not her enemies, not her friends. She's all alone. She prefers it this way, and she does everything in her power to maintain this unstable and temporary peace. Unfortunately, some people won't let that happen. America must decide who to trust, because the British are coming, and they're coming for her. DISCLAIMER!! This is just for fun, and it is not my intent to push any political agendas. Also, it is in no way historically, culturally, geographically, or stereotypically accurate. This is all a story I made completely, as I said before, for fun, and the countries are characters, and have almost nothing to do with their political states in this story. Also, warning, there will be fighting, and blood.

The Anglo-Egyptian War of 1882 was a pivotal conflict that spread-out in Egypt, ultimately leading to British control over the nation. The late 19th century witnessed turmoil in Egypt due to economic troubles, foreign debt, and dissatisfaction among the Egyptian. The conflict was instigated by Ahmed 'Urabi, an Egyptian army officer who led a nationalist revolt against the rule of Khedive Tewfik Pasha and the foreign influence in Egypt. To read rest of this article, please visit this very link: https://www.timeprinternews.com

Just as the title said this book is a rewritten version of one of my old books,Guardians since I stopped publishing on that one and people really seemed to like reading it so I'm rewriting it so it's better since that book is atleast a few months old- I'm going to start this book on chapter 1 so please read this if you want information. There will be Swearing,ships and other things I might add to this in the future as the book progresses.This book is also tied to 'Empire retirement shenanigans' another book I have made. Whatever happens I will not do smut.I can't write it,I don't know how to write it and I don't want to so plz don't request that.You can request ideas for upcoming chapters and I will most likely add it in and ideas that were added in the old book with some new ones aswell. With that,hope you enjoy this rewritten book!(and just like the old one,if this book is found on any other websites other than wattpad it may have been stolen)

In 1912 Malacca-a British colony where Eastern traditions meets Western ambition-a drifter's guitar echoes through the harbor town, igniting a lyrical tale of quiet transformation, female resilience, and unforeseen currents that awaken a dynasty. Witness tradition reborn as silk and beadwork conquers royal courts; feel the subtle power of women commanding their fortunes, while men brave perilous tides of trade, concealing rubber, tin, and copper from blockades as war looms. This is the ballad of a family remade, learning to dance with the storm.

In 1860s New Zealand, young Elizabeth Nigel Helen embarks on a journey that will change her life forever. Leaving behind her beloved father in England, Elizabeth and her mother venture to the burgeoning colony of Dunedin, spurred by the allure of fortune from the gold rush. But what begins as a simple voyage soon transforms into an eye-opening adventure as Elizabeth grapples with the stark realities of colonial life. Through her heartfelt journal entries, Elizabeth documents not only the beauty of New Zealand's untamed landscape but also the challenges of social inequality and prejudice. With the help of two unlikely friends-Aroha, a kind-hearted Māori boy, and Shū Yang, a spirited Chinese girl-Elizabeth finds herself drawn into a cause greater than herself: a fight for racial equality in a land torn between progress and division. As she navigates family expectations, cultural differences, and the fierce opposition to her ideals, Elizabeth must summon her courage to stand for what is right, even when it means defying those closest to her. "Bound By Ink - Eliza's Story" is a compelling historical novel about friendship, resilience, and the fight for justice in a rapidly changing world. Through Elizabeth's eyes, readers will experience the excitement and turmoil of a young colony-and the enduring hope for a more inclusive future.

While Russia is fighting in Ukraine the British political union grows back into a British council/ New British Empire. I wonder how the world will react to the return of the new nation that is the successor of the biggest nation in history.

A couple of years ago, something strange happened. Many dead governments and their people arose, many empires of old rose again with the spirit of their past ambitions. For most, or maybe all, it was to gain back their old colonies and territories. And most succeeded. One of them being Great Britain, or now once again, The British Empire. She took Oceania for her own once again. And USA just let her. This time. They're sick of it. || Things to know! || * Countries all have their own powers * Countries can genderbend * Countries 'don't need help' making kids * Dead Empires keep on rising * Sexism exists, but it matters what your birth gender is, not main gender

This article delves into the intricate history of Tanzania, examining its colonial past, the impact of German colonization, and the subsequent era of British rule. It explores the diverse ethnic makeup of the nation, shaped by over 120 distinct groups. The narrative reveals the ancient and medieval history of the region, highlighting the rise and fall of indigenous cultures and kingdoms. The journey towards Tanzanian independence on December 9, 1961, is explored, showcasing the significant social, political, and economic transformations that shaped the nation's destiny. Please visit this very link for Historical News based on Geopolitical viewpoints and rest of this article: www.timeprinternews.com

In a world where communism rules and the people love it. (not my opinion on communism) I don't own the flag either. Anyways what happened is the Eruasian union which is the hyper power of their world alongside their allies meets our timeline. How will this timeline react to the German dominated war better yet how will the world react to the capitalism in this world which is considered the demonic ideology?