Wangnan Jah

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Are you a hero? Meet Jah, as he explored what its like to be a hero.

There was once a girl name Lyn who had big dreams.But all things turned around when her father died leaving her with nothing but her mother with her older and younger sisters her mother was gentle, kind, beautiful on the surface but when get to know her deep down then they will know she is a demonic-angle ,she loved and cherished her first and favorite daughter. Lyn's Mother Was mean to her and the mother always support the first daughter Jah no matter what but all this comes to an end when Jah got pregnant and was not married yet. Jah saw an other side of her mother that she had never seen before . A side that only cares about status,Jah had not yet told her mother about the pregnancy but the mother somehow found out on her own and she.............

Rana Pratap Singh, (born 1545?, Mewar [India]—died January 19, 1597, Mewar), Hindu maharaja (1572–97) of the Rajput confederacy of Mewar, now in northwestern India and eastern Pakistan. He successfully resisted efforts of the Mughal emperor Akbar to conquer his area and is honoured as a hero in Rajasthan. The son and successor of the weak Rana Udai Singh, Rana Pratap sought to avenge the 1567 pillage of his capital, Chitor, and subsequent raids by Akbar; this was in notable contrast to his fellow Hindu princes, who had submitted to the Mughals. Rana Pratap reorganized the government, improved the forts, and directed his subjects to take refuge in the mountain country when attacked by Mughals. After insulting one of Akbar’s emissaries and refusing an alliance, he was defeated in June 1576 by Mughal forces at Haldighat and fled to the hills. Despite the loss of many of his strongholds, he continued to harass the Mughals and urged noncooperation and passive resistance to Akbar’s tax collectors. In the meantime, Mewar declined to a wasteland. In 1584 Rana Pratap again rebuffed emissaries of Akbar, who was preoccupied in the Punjab. Accordingly, Rana Pratap was able to recover most of his strongholds and died a hero to his people. He was succeeded by his son Amar Singh, who submitted in 1614 to Emperor Jahāngīr, son of Akbar.

‘Magic’, a word that brings joy in the land of HAZAR, curses those not adorned by it, and yet a fellow thrived to prove his worth in this forbidden land, his epic remains a secret, the ones who met him can longer forget him and those who forgot him denies his existence, ‘A MAGE’S LORE’, is a story that discovers the wonders of this world and admits that the wonder of the greatest mage to ever live and the story of boy named Jah, who finds himself into a dilemma as the journey goes on, following is the first volume of the epic re-told, during the divine calendar when the uprising began and the battle of legends to reclaim what was lost, in nation of AIDEN, which led to the foundation of an anomaly, a revolution, that would change HAZAR forever, this particular book deals with the “WAR OF RUHAN” arc meanwhile expanding ones knowledge about this particular world. (Vol.1 serves the purpose for the introduction to this world, and creates one’s foundation of what comes next).

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