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What will happen, if you get suddenly thrown into an unknown era of time due to a simple glitch in the passage of 'Time'? 
What if you find yourself in an era of the past, of a place which you even don't belong to?
Time has been playing games, but Things, almost everything- happen for a reason.
-A 'reason', which we humans can't 'reason' on!
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Rishabh Paul, a History student from India, finds himself transmigrated from the 21st century to the 1st Millenium Jin Dynasty under some mysterious circumstances.
He wakes up in the body of 'Ruo Yun Jin'- the second prince of the Caizhou Jins; and a person who can foresee the future.
But, Things became worse when the conflicts of the court and country, engulfed Rishabh in the historical conflict between the Mongols and Jin Dynasty.
The next is for your buddies to read and find out!
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[Note- Most of the story is written 'on the go', it's unabridged in many chapters, it will be very kind if the reader can point out the mistakes in the text; So, it can be easier for the Author to eradicate them and correct them.]

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Lost in the 1st Millenium AD

Genghis Khan died in 1227 while his armies were attacking Western Xia. His successor, Ögedei Khan, invaded the Jin dynasty again in 1232 with assistance from the Southern Song dynasty. The Jurchens tried to resist; but when the Mongols besieged Kaifeng in 1233, Emperor Aizong fled south to the city of Caizhou. A Song–Mongol allied army surrounded the capital, and the next year Emperor Aizong committed suicide by hanging himself to avoid being captured in the Mongols besieged Caizhou, ending the Jin dynasty in 1234. The territory of the Jin dynasty was to be divided between the Mongols and the Song dynasty. However, due to lingering territorial disputes, the Song dynasty and the Mongols eventually went to war with one another over these territories.


In Empire of The Steppes, René Grousset reports that the Mongols were always amazed at the valour of the Jurchen warriors, who held out until seven years after the death of Genghis Khan.


What really happened then-