Colonial storie

The story follows a seasoned Royal Navy quartermaster in the midst of the Napoleonic Wars. He has seen mutinies, hunger, and destruction, but none has prepared the soul for what he has come to witness. A crime against civilization.

When a Historian, Ishvay Sisodia, discovers a mysterious diary titled Sangharsh inside a forbidden cave, he suddenly vanishes from the modern world. He awakens in colonial India, where he meets Ahalya, a young woman fighting against patriarchy, injustice, and the chains of a society determined to silence her. Bound by fate, the two begin writing a story together-one of rebellion, courage, and forgotten voices. A story history never remembered.

In a world tied to tradition, one woman chooses to defy gravity, both socially and literally. In 1776, during a time of revolution, Martha Jefferson faces many expectations: to be obedient, refined, and quiet. Instead, she becomes an unexpected inventor. Working in secret, she creates and launches a machine that no one thinks is possible. She shows that curiosity cannot be held back by corsets or customs. However, her success comes with a price. As society tries to silence women like her and powerful forces monitor her every move, Martha must decide whether to give up her work or risk everything to pursue it. She gathers a diverse group of like-minded thinkers and embarks on a bold mission to not only advance science but also challenge the very rules that aim to restrain them. Innovation is risky. Freedom is even riskier.

He was Raymond Hamilton-heir to a legacy. Then he vanished, cursed to wander as a beast in the wild. Years later, reborn by a goddess's touch, he returns not just as a man, but as a warning. The land is sacred. The settlers have broken its balance. And the gods are watching. Now, Raymond must lead those willing to listen-before the forest takes back what was stolen. A tale of myth, exile, and redemption. This is the story of A Man Gone Wild.

Would you throw away your entire life for someone? Die so they can live? What if your entire life was dedicated to helping that one person find happiness?

Henry Emerson didn't plan on disobeying orders, stealing an airship, and facing down a savage army of religious fanatics led by a man who believes he's the Prophet reborn. But he's about to. The famous General Gordon is trapped in a city under siege by the Prophet's soldiers. Henry and his friend James, two young officers in Her Majesty's Royal Air Navy, along with the hulking Sikh, Raheem, decide to rescue him. Their methods aren't exactly "cricket." Their superiors call it insubordination. They prefer to think of it as following orders...creatively. The adventure will either bring them glory and fame, or doom them to a painful death at the hands of savage tribesmen... If their own commanders don't get to them first! To Rescue General Gordon is an 8,000 word (35 pages) steampunk short story and the first tale in the Clockwork Imperium series.

They came, they saw, they conquered. Or maybe they came, they saw, they co-existed and educated?

Historical fiction piece to tell the story of an unknown war hero

John Mathews is one of the first men hired by the government to do undercover work. His mission simple, infiltrate the new colonial Knights Templar, find the leader. End him.

A young girl named Evelyn Ross lives on her father's plantation where they own over 70 slaves. At age 18 she has an arranged marriage by her father. But of course there's a twist to this story. What else but that she's in love with another man. But not just any man... But a one of her father's slaves.

A human girl like Paisley doesn't belong in a world ruled by animals. Especially not in the land colonized by Congeesetadors (birds with muskets), at war with the Toad'tecans (frogs with blowpipes), and threatened by Goblins (demons with swamp mud for brains). But to heal her dying grandmother, Paisley must unite a wilderness full of beasts, birds, and blunderbusses, only to discover she's had the power to save her Maamaw all along. Now if she can just make it back home without being burned at the stake, she'll uproot her own history in Ruin Oake. It's like Chronicles of Narnia meets the Muppets.

Libya after the Libyan civil war and his life

The street vendor had eyes like hunting hawks that swooped and plucked out sound judgement from my head. Her late afternoon sprinkle of laughter in a crowded street got my racy heart slamming the brakes. I sprang out of my Bronco and followed her. The guffaws of her neighbours trailed me. But they were unlikely to recognise me. I will never forget how bold my last few steps to her doorstep were. Never before that day was I so shameless nor breathless. Thirty years after I entered her hut, I was still laughing. Policemen came with handcuffs. My little daughter came with them. She was thirty-nine now. "Daddy, why?" she asked,"Daddy, why did you kill Mummy?" I could not stop laughing.

It's the year 1874 when a British company arrives in the East Africa called the British East African Company. It involves itself with trade but something in the interior catches their attention. The Ajika community has both gold and diamond mines,something the British East African Company wants to control. The only problem is the Ajika community won't give up their mines but soon enough,an opportunity knocks on the door for the company. The chief of the Ajika community has only one thing worrying his mind,his second son who is to be the heir to the chief's position. Nobody had anticipated the death of his first son and therefore,the second son's behaviour had been given a blind eye. Amo is the boy every parent hates,every girl prays wishing not to see him offering his hand for marriage and every boy is annoyed but can't do a thing about him. His father tries everything but nothing can make him change his ways until... The stepdaughter of the owner of the British East African Company arrives in East Africa. With the aim of controlling the mines and the aim of controlling Amo's behaviour, the two parents decide to marry off their children as a sign of the treaty signed by the chief and BEAco's owner. Amo and Juliet are forced into an engagement.

If Modi indeed were to be the ninth avatar, besides restoring the purity of the Bhagvad-Gita by ridding it of its ritualistic as well as the casteist interpolations to usher in the Hindu renaissance and social unity, he would rectify the detrimental religious fault lines in the India-inimical constitution. Equally importantly, besides blinding the demographic eye of the Abrahamic faiths on Maa Bharati, he would ensure that they won't foul mouth the Hindus and their dharma. If not, he could be but a half avatar meant only to make India strong so that the external developments on the anvil - the electric vehicle short-circuit in the Muslim oil wells and the Islamic strife in the Christian world - would take care of its internal problems.

"WHY CAN'T YOU BE MINE..??" The story shows a mirror of India under the colonial rule in 1930's and 1940's. The story is of a girl struggling for her rights in the oppressive era.Watch her fight the obstacles that came her way. Agni, a woman of sharp mind and quiet iron, has spent her life navigating the narrow path permitted to her. Working within a British-backed institution, she is a master of the subtle art of survival-until she becomes the obsession of Edward Blackwood, the son of the colonial elite. For Edward, Agni is a prize to be protected, a spirit to be tamed, and a jewel for his empire. But Agni's heart is anchored elsewhere. Vedaant Sharma is a man forged in the dark cells of Allahabad and the fierce debates of the courtroom. A nationalist lawyer with a surgical mind and a soul that refuses to bow, he represents everything the Raj fears: the rise of the educated Indian professional. His return to Lucknow ignites a slow-burning fire that challenges the very foundations of Edward's authority. As the "Quit India" movement of 1942 begins to tear the country apart, Agni and Vedaant must navigate a treacherous landscape of legal traps, social scandals, and imperial desperation. Their relationship is not a dependency born of weakness, but a partnership built on mutual respect and shared defiance. From the rain-soaked streets of Allahabad to the quiet havelis of Lucknow. It is a story of: A Shattered Empire: The slow, inevitable collapse of the British Raj seen through the eyes of those who dismantled it from within. The Weight of Obsession: A man's descent from privilege into the hollow realization that power cannot buy love. The Strength of Partnership: Two spirits finding a sanctuary in each other amidst the chaos of a revolution. In a world dictated by colonial rules, Agni and Vedaant will learn that the ultimate act of independence is not just reclaiming a country-it is reclaiming the right to love on their own terms.

The origin or our favourite American's hero complex. Funnily enough, it didn't exactly start when WW2 broke out… [I do not own Hetalia: Axis Powers.] [G] [No pairing] Human names used. Colonial! America and England. Enjoy!

Theodore James Jusper Williams, a white man who fell in love with the Kenyan land back in the late colonial times and made it home. Ann Wangari, a Kenyan girl who loves books more than life, has a heart of gold that gets shattered by the man she is married to and the womb she came from. See how the love fate had planned heals her.

Sequel to "Remembrance" [Reader x Connor Kenway] Here you were, back in the colonies. After being in England for about two years, you were now a seemingly new person. Serious gaze, disciplined training, and devoted to the cause, you were far different from your former self. But this wasn't the time to lollygag- the time to compensate about the past- it was time to make changes in America. It was time to allow everyone their rights of liberty, life, and the pursuit of happiness. Although, a little assistance would be needed.

Jire is one girl in a city of thousands; a city ruled by invaders who take everything they can and leave nothing for people like her. But none of that matters anymore. Only today's water matters.