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Reborn in 19th Century India

Auteur: Adracoda
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In 1840s Delhi, Qadir Ali Zafar, the second son of Zeenat Mahal, is reborn with memories of his past life. As British colonialism tightens its grip, Qadir feels the call to fight for India’s freedom. Determined to make a difference, he joins forces with renowned freedom fighters such as Mangal Pandey, a soldier whose courage ignites the rebellion, and Rani Lakshmibai, the fierce queen of Jhansi, who embodies the spirit of resistance. Alongside Nana Rao Peshwa, the leader of the rebels in Kanpur, Qadir helps unite various factions, forging alliances with local leaders and revolutionaries across the subcontinent. As tensions escalate, Qadir leads daring missions to sabotage British supply lines, rallying support from diverse communities and inspiring them to rise against oppression. His journey is fraught with challenges, including betrayal from within and the constant threat of British retaliation. With the 1857 rebellion approaching, Qadir must navigate the complexities of leadership, personal sacrifice, and the harsh realities of war. As he fights alongside legendary figures, he learns that true independence requires not only courage but also the unity of a divided nation. Will Qadir’s efforts lead to a new dawn for India, or will the tides of history wash away his dreams of freedom?

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Chapter 1Disclaimer

I'm not a professional writer, so don't expect anything too polished. I'm also not a historian, so there might be some inaccuracies in my knowledge, or I might not follow actual historical events exactly. I'll do my best to stick to history as much as possible, but there could still be some changes here and there. Feel free to point out anything, and I'll see what I can do.

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