Historical Fiction Indian Novels & Stories

With that thought, everything went black. Adahy’s father was a member of Dragging Canoe’s army during the revolutionary war. Up until a few years ago he continued to join in small raids here and there. From the time Adahy took his first breath, he was warned about the evil that dwelled within the hearts of the white colonials. He was never to trust them and always to fear and hate them. It was as much a natural part of the young Indian as his need for food, water, and sleep.

he asked as she escorted him down the steps of the Gurudwara and outside, to what she called personified chaos. "You must be joking", she laughed, her wild hair flying freely, she found a spare space and sat down, she handed him his shoes, "Do you know, before the world ended; India was the second most populated country in the world, after The Big War, it became the first. Every Indian on the planet returned here, from across the globe, briefly, before they went back to homes they'd made everywhere in the world. It took ten years for the world's infrastructure to rebuild and pretty much most of the technology came from India. This time we aren't the Golden Sparrow that was captured by the Br

Nothing was false. Before independence, Gandhi Ji had arrived here straight from England for a protest. It was called Bombay before why? Go and read its charming history. Who knows? It might melt you! Or maybe it will make you fall in love with Mumbai the way I do. Now that Gandhi Ji's name is mentioned here you could imagine its significance in the history of the world. It has been a key place in many freedom struggles. So many, that I would leave this story to tell some other day. Nowadays, at present, It's the home of some of the divine actors. From the legendary Amitabh Bachchan to the charming and witty Shah Rukh khan to the ever so Stunning Aishwarya Rai. Three names have carved a pla

Being a mother her first priority is always her baby, her Avu. Abhimanyu first took her to Indian Museum. They took their tickets and entered inside. The white old building founded in 1814, 9th oldest museum in the world stood in the heart of Kolkata. Siya was excited as she always wanted to visit Indian Museum which has rare collections of antiques, armour and ornaments, fossils, skeletons, mummies and Mughal paintings.

Now, after another tiring land journey, they were standing few metres away from their destination, Palace Of Chittaurgarh. Many curious eyes were bloated with awe and faces held stupendous expressions. People of different land were in different land under the leadership of King Atticus. King Atticus along with his elder son Augustus, was in India to do some trade as India's silk, jewels and spices were highly appreciated back in Florence . Though the trade was very limited due to long distance but King Atticus shared a very cordial bond with Maharaj Vikram Singh Rajput. They knew each other since Arab introduced them.

Wang, Karthikeyan, and Roe headed to the same place. Rajata was pensive, opened his cell phone and surfed the internet. "What’s on you mind, Ta?" asked Kalyana weakly. "Based on the location and names of the characters, the incident occurred in the range of 350 CE," Rajata said slowly. "Yes!" exclaimed Wang excitedly. “And Iswari was a marvelous lady who gave birth to a family of great kings in Indonesia. Your nobility means you could be her descendant." Kalyana snorted. "I'm just curious about the fate of Wirakrama," she muttered slowly with wistful eyes.

she said sympathetically, “Half Russian, half Indian.” I gave her a nasty look. “Okay, okay, no need to irritate your ulcer; I was just kidding. Which part of India?” she asked. “Kerala,” I was still un- mollified. She gave a low whistle before saying, “Hmmm! The southern state on the western coast of India…. the land of coconuts, spices and, of course elephants.” I couldn’t resist, “Are you trying to make an impression?” The sarcasm was lost on her as she continued, “Before India’s independence in 1947, Kerala consisted of many small kingdoms, primarily the states of Travancore, Cochin and Malabar. Trivandrum is the present capital and Cochin, the principal city.”

Lia wanted to confront Christian, so she gave Danny’s address to the driver and quickly messaged Christian to reach his place. *** “You know, Britishers ruled over India for two hundred years?” Mishka raised her eyebrows, pressing her lips, and Christian looked at her, confused. “Yeah! But how is that related to our marriage?” He questioned, and looked at her attentively. “Well, I wanted to take revenge for all the injustice done to us!!” She glared at him and Christian stared at her, waiting for her to continue. “I learned in school how Britishers ruled over Indians for two hundred years and tortured us. So I decided that I’ll marry a Britisher to teach him a salutary lesson. I am taking re

Myra I woke up in the morning as I would be going out to visit different places. Yes I was happy that I will be out after a long time. I packed a few things including my camera. At least now I would have something to show Ronan and Lily apart from marriage ceremony pictures. I hope they would believe that I have literally travelled to different parts of India. They call Jaipur the Pink City. Though Pink is not my colour but I fell in love with this city. Its history, its architecture and many more. Sometimes I went to Ranvijay's grandmother's room to listen to stories. I had never seen my grandparents. So I am kind of greedy for that affection. She managed to tell me historical stories of Ja

"Let's just say his manners of working were diverse from mine. Anyway, that is in the past, and I am trying to create bridges and allies; after all, war is coming, and you know that." Secretly, Alpha Jefferson had never gotten over the fact that Henry had done so much more decently than him after the war. The man outranked him in just about every way—he was far wealthier, his country pack was grander, and his gentility was greater. And the ultimate injustice: Alpha Henry had maintained the favour of King George III, who'd conveyed an Order of the Garter honour to him and given him a job as Governor of India! The first and famous British governor-general of India, who dominated Indian affairs