The Queen Of Jhansi

The Queen Of Jhansi

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|#235-REAL| |#1-JHANSI| |#121-INDEPENDENT| |#846-WARRIOR| |#106-WRONG| |#256-GIRL POWER| |#42-WOMEN'S FICTION| |#953-TIME TRAVEL| |#131-NOT A LOVE STORY| Rani Lakshmi Bai, popularly known as Rani of Jhansi was a heroine of Revolt of 1857. She was and still is revered by people of Jhansi (place in India) and remembered with pride whenever the Indian freedom struggle is mentioned. She was born on 19 November 1835 at Kashi (Varanasi) to Moropant Tambe and was named Manikarnika. Her father worked in the court of the exiles Peshwa of Pune. Unlike girls of her age, she was interested in learning Varoon aspects of warfare. She was an expert horse rider, sword fighter and learned shooting and fencing. Please read this book it is very interesting. It is about the luminous life of an Indian female freedom fighter, Rani Lakshmi Bai. Enjoy 😉
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The Bloodlines and Broken Hearts Once, the grand halls of the Ranawat estate were filled with laughter, golden chandeliers casting a warm glow over a birthday celebration. But in the blink of an eye, that warmth was consumed by raging flames, turning joy into screams, memories into ashes. Amidst the destruction, a seven-year-old girl stood frozen, her wide eyes reflecting the inferno that swallowed everything she loved. Beside her, a twelve-year-old boy clenched his fists, his jaw tight as he watched his world collapse. Saira Ranawat and Reyansh Oberoi. That night, innocence was stolen. That night, the girl became a queen forged in blood and vengeance, and the boy became the shadow sworn to protect her at any cost. Years later, the past still haunted them. But fate was not yet done with its cruel games. An enemy, a forced marriage, a battle for power-Advay Rajvanshi was a storm waiting to shatter her iron walls. And amidst all the chaos, there was a girl too bright for the darkness-a girl Reyansh wanted to claim as his own. Urvi Rajvanshi. Two stories. A war of bloodlines. A fight for power, obsession, and survival. And it all began with a fire.

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