I am writing a book, called 'The Boy who met Guru.'

[mahandulai]

On ‎11‎/‎7‎/‎2018 at 1:17 PM, puzzled said:

Maybe see which mughal emperor was ruling during that time 

done good point, midway between father and son, Akbar, and infamous Jahangir.

[mahandulai]

16 hours ago, Jaggaa said:

@mahandulai - something worth talking about might be the way hierarchy was. Islamic rulers/monarchs (much like Saudi today) not only mistreated the kaffir but also many from their own community. If you're going in with fiction, it would be nice to paint a vivid image of a child being brought up in an average working class home being witness to a world that fortunately we are no longer a part of.

ok I was thinking pure oppression, but now I see I need to rep the unseen spiritual luxury it was.

[mahandulai]

19 hours ago, singhunit said:

Anyone else notice a trend......

hahaha I was thinking to, what if I am that boy, youll be happy to know, the ending has nothing to do with how he started.

[mahandulai]

20 hours ago, NonExistant said:

Is this you?

 

yes tell your friends.

[Premi5]

On 11/7/2018 at 10:57 AM, mahandulai said:

It takes placed during the 16th century, between the well known first guru, and the last. A muslim boy, finds Guru, mysterious and wise, amongst Hindu and Muslim rule, and it is an epic tale. But I was wondering historically, between 1550-1600 were there any significant issues in Sikh history, that I would want to talk about?

Where did you get with this ?