Akbar Geschichten

5 bersahabat di sekolah SMA GARUDA BANGSA. Masa sekolah yang penuh kenangan dan kesedihan. Inilah kisah kelimanya. Akbar yang mudah bergaul dan ceria. Fajar, sosok yang tertua di perkumpulannaya tapi pengertian dan perhatian. Bahkan ia memikirkan hal kecil yang tidak mereka berempat pikirkan. Bara, sosok yang paling pendian tapi care. Reza si anak pusat informasi dan banyak omong. Selalu plek sama akbar. Dan terakhir ada arjuna, anak yang paling tenang diantara keempatnya, pintar dan penuh kelembutan. Perkumpulan mereka dinamai 'Chill Boy' bukan tanpa alasan. Di masa akhir sekolah, mereka tidak berpikir untuk melanjutkan dan mencari univeritas mereka. bahkan mereka santai dan belajar ala kadarnya. Dari situlah si akbar mengatakan chill boy. Dan dari sanalah perkumpulan mereka resmi dinamai chill boy. Yang selalu bersama tidak akan terus akur, ada kalanya marah, kesal, dan kecewa. Dan inilah kisah mereka berlima dengan segala ceritanya. Yang penasaran langsung baca.

Ajabde and Pratap inspired by Through Time and Tide by @moonstrucksnuffles I am making a few minor edits whereas the plot credit goes to the og author. Here is the description Ajabde never meant to change history. When sixteen-year-old Ajabde Mamruk loses everything to the British Raj, she makes a desperate choice-to use her parents' greatest invention and travel into the past. Her destination: the kingdom of Mewar, and the era of the legendary Kunwar Pratap. But history is far different from the stories she grew up hearing. Surrounded by palace intrigue, hidden ambitions, looming wars, and secrets that could alter the fate of an entire kingdom, Ajabde finds herself standing beside the very man she once admired from the pages of history. The future already knows how his story ends. The question is: can she bear to change it?

Ruqaiya and jalal had faces several hardships...telling the world that they always belong to each other.... Just when they thought, their prayers are accepted...destiny had other plans... The need to uproot the traitors and enemies became the priority irrespective of the relationships! She is the sultan of his heart.... His love that flickered but did not lessen by seperation.... He is the air that she breathe.... Her love couldn't be tamed from any war or threat..... Will they move forward in love Or out of love? Plz do support the book.... P. S This is the second season of my previous " Queen of the hearts".... Happy reading!! ❤

This is an English novelisation of the television show Jodha-Akbar. "So much has changed in these 400 years, right? The way of living life has changed too." As if to comfort her, he states, "But the tale of Jodha Akbar's love has not changed; this sun has not changed who is a witness to this story, and even 400 years later people are still talking of our love". Disclaimer: The story and its characters are not mine; they belong to the original show. The plot follows the show, and this is almost a scene-by-scene novelisation of the original work. This is a non-commercial fan work. That being said, I wrote this because I wanted to try my hand at writing and had no good original ideas whatsoever. I was rewatching Jodha-Akbar and almost fell into a loop of watching it again and again so I thought of reading any fanfiction. However, I couldn't find anything that satisfied me, and everything paled in comparison to canon. A random reel on my Instagram gave me the suggestion to novelise a show to improve my writing and description skills, so I decided to do this. I hope that even though the story is known to all, this novelisation can bring something new, and you all have as much fun reading it as I had while writing.

¿Te podrías enamorar de mi? ¡NO! Pero me nominaron y estoy obligado a hacer esto , aunque solo ponga Naruto

These stories are about one of the greatest Mughal ruler Akbar and his favourite Minister Birbal who is known for his wit and humorous way of answering and solving problems.

The tales of Akbar and Birbal hold a cherished place in Indian folklore, captivating audiences for centuries with their blend of wisdom, humor, and moral lessons. These stories revolve around the intriguing relationship between Emperor Akbar, the third Mughal emperor of India, and his favorite advisor, Birbal. Known for his sharp intellect and keen sense of justice, Birbal's clever solutions to complex problems and his playful wit have made him an enduring figure in Indian culture.

"When we miss someone often, what we really miss is the part of us that with this someone awakens." This is the tragic love story of the Mugal Emperor Jahangir and his beloved Anarkali(courtesan).....the love that couldn't complete the path... The love in which she left him forever and making him cry over tomb and calling himself Majnu Salim Akbar... He inscribed these words in her tomb...The tomb of Anarkali, Lahore: "Ah! Could I behold the face of my beloved once more, I would give thanks unto my creator until the day of resurrection." Telling to the world how much he loved her despite the objection of the royals. Even though he couldn't make her his... It is a divine story......a divine love story..... which had a tragic ending...

What happens when a 15 year old half- Indian Zaileshmia accidentally travels back to mughal empire. What awaits for her?

One day Emperor Akbar and Birbal were taking a walk in the palace gardens. It was a nice summer morning and there were plenty of crows happily playing around the pond. While watching the crows, a question came into Akbar's head. He wondered how many crows were there in his kingdom.

A sneak peek into the life of emperor Jalal-ud-din Muhammad Akbar, from his own point of view. Largely based on ZeeTV's JodhaAkbar, it's written in the form of a daily journal. *No further updates will be given, I apologise for the inconvenience caused.*

Assalamualaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa barakathugu My dear brothers and sisters, Ever heard of Little drops of water makes an ocean? Well this books contains few drops of water to make your ocean of Emaan. Hope you all find it useful:-) you dont have to vote for it or comment when you read this. All you have to do is try to implement it in your life. And that alone will give this book the credit that the votes and comments cannot give. ~Jazakallah for reading