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Benefits of Paid Education in PORTUGAL

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The climate is of one of the best in Europe

Perched on the western edge of Europe, Lisbon is the continent’s sunniest capital city and has an average temperature of around 20°C (that’s 68°F). The city boasts an average of more than 200 days of sunshine per year, so you’ll notice immediately how nice the weather is.

Generally speaking, Portugal is hot in the summer and has moderate temperatures in the winter. So if you're looking for some winter sunshine, Portugal is a fantastic option!

Portugal features reputable universities with beautiful campuses

With gorgeous and historic campuses, several universities in Portugal are strategically located close to the city's center yet still feature plenty of open and green areas. All over the country, you will find universities with a reputation around the world. The QS World University Rankings 2021 placed seven Portuguese universities in the list of top universities in the world.

As a Bologna Process participant, Portugal upholds the level of higher education in Europe. All higher education degrees, including bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees, are available in Portugal. Your career will certainly advance thanks to a degree from a university in Portugal or a study abroad semester at one of the many programs there.

 Security is a priority

As it should be. The Portuguese take security very seriously. In fact, according to a global peace index, Portugal is the sixth most peaceful nation in the world.

Despite the low crime statistics, pickpocketing, bag snatching, auto break-ins, and thefts from vacation homes and cars are frequent in popular tourist destinations and may include violence. As in any country, it's better to remain on guard, keep an eye on your possessions, and watch out for thieves who may be utilizing deception to their advantage. However, generally speaking, Portugal and its inhabitants firmly believe in mutual respect for one another.

The quality and price of education can’t be beat

You’ll want this country on your list if you’re searching for cheap places to study abroad. You’ll find world-class, affordable education in Portugal, which is also noteworthy in terms of global rankings. For example, the University of Lisbon offers a variety of programs and locations for every students’ needs.

The cost of tuition and fees is relatively affordable, particularly for degrees that are taught in English. Many colleges also encourage room sharing, so you can further reduce the cost of your study abroad program in Portugal.

You can study in English

Although learning Portuguese is a great reason to study abroad in Portugal, learning any language is that much more challenging when all classes are taught in the target language. If you’re asking yourself, “Can I study in English in Portugal?” before you hit send on your study abroad application, we have good news for you.

Programs in Portugal are increasingly being taught in English, especially at the master's level, thus Portuguese is not required. Fortunately, the majority of universities offer options for students to study in English in Portugal

Exchange students can study and work

Part-time employment is permitted for international students while they are studying in Portugal. During their semester, they are permitted to work up to 40 hours. Additionally, they may have the chance to work longer hours throughout the summer and during breaks.

You must obtain permission from migration in order to work while you are a student in Portugal. This can offer a huge benefit if you’re looking for ways to help pay for part of your living expenses while you're studying in Portugal.

 

Portugal offers a comfortable cost of living

One of the main benefits of studying in Portugal is that it is comparatively less expensive than the rest of Western Europe. Portugal is an ideal location for you if you have a limited budget yet wish to receive a top-notch education overseas. With less than $1,000, you may survive relatively well in smaller student cities.

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Hi! My name is Alyssa (she/her) and I’m from Sebastian, Florida. I’m super excited to be a Public Relations intern at Girlie Action! I earned a bachelor’s degree in Public Relations from the University of Florida, and I’m currently pursuing a master’s degree in Mass Communication at the same university. 

What do you hope to gain from this experience?

With this experience, I'm looking forward to diving into the creative sector of PR! I’m grateful for this opportunity to explore the music industry and find new artists and songs to enjoy. I hope to learn how to turn my interest in music into a career. Also, I’m hoping to gain more insight into the fabulous world of PR and publicity. At Girlie Action, I’m excited to apply the lessons I’ve learned in school to the real world and gain hands-on experience at an agency. I’m confident that my experience with the people and work here will be inspiring.

What is the best concert you've been to? 

The best concert I’ve ever been to has to be Taylor Swift when I was roughly 11 years old. At this time in her career, her sound was more country pop. This was one of the first concerts I ever attended, and it was an eye-opening experience. As I processed the initial shock of “Wow, Taylor Swift is a real person and I’m in the same building as her,” I embraced the magic of live music. Taylor Swift put on a remarkable show with elaborate sets, beautiful costumes and top-notch crowd engagement. The atmosphere of the concert was captivating, especially for a tiny Taylor Swift fan, and I was in awe at the sense of community. I’ve carried this love for live music ever since then. My next concert will be Olivia Rodrigo on her GUTS world tour!

What else do you love besides music?

In a similar way to music, my other hobbies aim to transport people to different worlds and tell spectacular stories. For instance, I’m an avid reader. I recently finished the 10 Percy Jackson books because I’ve always been a Greek mythology nerd. Also, I love to watch movies and TV shows because they take me on countless adventures. I love to travel as well. Being able to explore new places and immerse myself in different cultures is a gift. I traveled to Portugal and studied abroad in Spain in 2022. Both trips were incredible. The next country I want to visit is Greece! 

What is my dream job?

My dream job is something I'm still trying to figure out. I’d love to work in entertainment PR, whether it’s in music, film or books. I love the concept of tapping into the purpose of a story and creating an authentic brand around it. I would love to have an international component in my career, in which I can travel, get to know an array of audiences and work in various cultures. One reason I'm a fan of PR is because it is such a broad field. I’m ecstatic to work in different areas and discover what sparks my interest and fuels my passion for PR.

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hello everyone!

this is Laura, from Portugal and in two days I'm starting my volunteer project at Cabuwazi.

about me: I'm 22 years old and I've been living in Berlin for almost a year now. I've moved here from Lisbon for a fresh start after my bachelor in Dance - I've been dancing for most of my life (ballet and contemporary dance). I felt that Berlin would be a good place to get to know new people and a new artistic and cultural scene!

my goals & expectations: after my studies I've been thinking that i would like to use my knowledge with dance and movement for a social purpose like teaching! also, being in an environment where I can acquire more knowledge about pedagogy is very important to me. besides that, I've always been really interested in the acrobatic part of circus so I really hope to learn more about it and have fun. I'm also very happy to make friends, get to know everyone and build a good support network!

I'm super excited to meet everyone and get started!

love, Laura

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Fwd: Job: Lisbon.MultipleLevels.GenomicEvolution

Begin forwarded message: > From: evoldir@evol.biology.mcmaster.ca > Subject: Job: Lisbon.MultipleLevels.GenomicEvolution > Date: 8 March 2024 at 05:12:23 GMT > To: rdmpage@gmail.com > > > > The Genome Maintenance and Evolution lab at IGC(Oeiras, Lisbon, Portugal) > is recruiting at multiple levels. > > WHO WE ARE: > We are biologists, biophysicists and bioengineers broadly interested in > the evolution of cell and molecular mechanisms. > > WHAT WE DO: > We study the interplay between genome maintenance mechanisms and > evolutionary forces in shaping organismal features. > > HOW WE DO IT: > We use a multidisciplinary methodology that entails molecular, cellular, > evolutionary, and synthetic biology. When possible, we take advantage > of quantitative approaches to discriminate amongst different classes > of models. > > At this stage, we welcome applications for the following positions: > > Postdoc: PhD holders eager to lead a scientific project in the lab > (Start date: ASAP). > > Lab Manager: > Master/PhD holders who can provide administrative, technical and > scientific support to lab members (Start date: ASAP). > > Technician: > Bachelor/Master holders who can provide technical assistance to lab > members (Start date: ASAP). > > PhD student: > Master holders eager to join the IBB > PhD program(Beginning 9/2024, joining labs in 3/2025). > > Master student: > Students enrolled in universities or ERASMUS training programs, who > want to take part in one of the current lab projects for their thesis > (Start date: 10/2024). > > Eligibility: PhD holders must have received their degree within the > past 3 years.  Prospective candidates are encouraged to apply or inquire > further information at: mfumasoni@igc.gulbenkian.pt > > Additional details: > https://ift.tt/X6x2Djz > https://ift.tt/r1Tfl2e > > Ana Garo�a Delgado > Genome Maintenance and Evolution Group > Instituto Gulbenkian de Ci�ncia (IGC) > Rua da Quinta Grande, 6, 2780-156 Oeiras, PT > > > > Ana Garo�a

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Study Abroad destinations in Europe

Study in Europe

Europe is a top-ranked destination around the world for higher education. Every year almost 14 Lacs students across the globe secure their admission seats at European universities to fulfill their dreams. Several national and international students can grab the opportunity to choose from the extensive range of Bachelor’s and Master’s courses, and doctoral and other study programs. Approximately 2750 Higher education institutes in Europe offer more than 50 thousand programs at Bachelor's & Master's levels. The affordability of programs in comparison to English speaking countries, diversified ethnicity, and low cost of living make Europe an ideal destination for Career Formation.

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Study in Croatia

Study in Czech Republic

Study in Finland

Study in France

Study in Germany

Study in Hungary

Study in Ireland

Study in Italy

Study in Latvia

Study in Lithuania

Study in Netherlands

Study in Norway

Study in Portugal

Study in Spain

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Engineering Excellence Abroad: Your Guide to Pursuing a Degree in Europe

For international students, Europe is one of the most sought-after study locations. It offers a range of experiences and diversity. Numerous course options are available for bachelor's, master's, and doctorate study programs at Europe's top universities. In addition, European countries provide international students with a high standard of living and tuition fees that are relatively lower than those of other popular study locations.

In Europe, engineering is one of the most widely pursued worldwide fields of study. International students are guaranteed to compete in any engineering or technology branch they want to specialize in. Pursuing an engineering degree ensures admission to some of the most incredible careers. You can be certain that attending one of the top engineering schools in Europe will provide you with a competitive advantage and the abilities necessary to demonstrate your aptitude for the chosen field. The most popular location is Europe because there are top-tier engineering universities there with reasonably priced tuition.

Europe's Top Study Destinations:

Here is a list of the top European nations for 2024, among the many that have been popular selections for overseas students studying there.

Belgium

Denmark

Finland

Germany

Iceland

Ireland

Italy

Netherlands

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

UK

Courses offered while pursuing Engineering in Europe:

Computer Science Engineering

Electronics and Communication Engineering

Electrical engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Information Technology Engineering

Civil Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Aeronautical Engineering

Agricultural engineering

Aerospace engineering

Mining engineering

Biochemical engineering

Electrical and Instrumentation Engineering

Metallurgical Engineering

Structural Engineering

Telecommunication

Engineering in oil and gas

Computational mechanics engineering

Roadways engineering

Transportation management in engineering

Work and Study in Europe:

To cover their living and educational costs, international students can work part-time and make a respectable living wage in almost all of Europe's nations. Countries let their students work twenty hours a week on average.

Nonetheless, as nations and their policies change, so too will the regulations and limitations surrounding part-time employment. Only part-time occupations linked to the student's subject of study are permitted in certain nations. Before applying to a university in a certain nation, it's critical to ascertain whether working while enrolled in classes is allowed and, if so, what the guidelines are.

Why Study in Europe?

Superior Quality of Education

Top colleges

Explore totally different Cultures

Affordable tuition rates

International Exposure

Affordability and Scholarships

Career Opportunities

Travel Opportunities

Lifestyle

Superior Quality of Education:

Without a doubt, Europe boasts a first-rate educational system and a long history of providing top-notch instruction through some of the oldest and most prestigious colleges in the world. It is true that Europe before the Industrial Revolution. As a result, the majority of European nations are pleased with their excellent educational systems.

Top colleges:

Without question, some of the top academic institutions in the world are located in Europe. You will have access to top-notch instruction and resources while studying in Europe, which will enable you to be successful in your chosen career. Some of the greatest universities on the continent can be found here, from the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom to the University of Amsterdam in Holland.

Different Cultures:

The prospect of experiencing different communities is a liberal justification that one must be forced to consider before travelling elsewhere. You will be exposed to the cultures and traditions of the students from other nations you will be studying with.

Affordable tuition rates:

The low tuition prices in Europe as compared to other nations are among the biggest benefits of studying there. Tuition costs vary by nation, but in general, studying in Europe is very reasonably priced.

International Exposure:

Studying overseas exposes you to a global audience, which enhances the visibility of your resume and career. You eventually decide to study abroad to expand your professional network and advance internationally. Studying abroad is a great way to secure a bright future and a well-paying job.  Employers will consider you as an asset and will offer you first preference if you study abroad. Studying overseas increases your adaptability and teaches you how to balance your time between classes and part-time work. You get a live experience from all of this.

Scholarships:

Eastern European nations often have more affordable tuition costs and lower living expenses. Many colleges also provide financial help and scholarships, which makes them a desirable option for students looking for a top-notch education without breaking the bank. This financial accessibility makes it possible for a larger group of students to travel and achieve their academic goals.

Career Opportunities:

Employers worldwide recognize degrees from European universities. Studying in Europe will equip you for a global job in addition to providing you with a top-notch education. Additionally, major European cities like London, Paris, Milan, etc. are the location of numerous multinational organizations. International students can thus choose from a large variety of graduate positions and openings when studying abroad in Europe.

Travel Opportunities:

Studying in Europe will provide opportunities for students who have a strong desire to travel and discover. Student travel is made easier by the fact that many European countries grant student visas. In addition, the majority of European countries use the same currency.

Lifestyle:

Europe is known for leading a somewhat laid-back lifestyle. This is somewhat accurate, and while some stereotypes about Europeans could hold water, the best way to truly grasp this for yourself is to immerse yourself in European society. This does not mean that the higher education system in these nations is inadequate or that the people living in these countries do not understand the value of hard effort. Conversely, this carefree mindset is apparent in many different contexts and spheres of European life.

Career in Engineering:

Chemical, civil, mechanical, electrical, and other engineering disciplines are among the many subfields that make up the large field of engineering. Graduates in engineering are frequently rational thinkers with strong mathematical and problem-solving abilities.  Engineering graduates have access to a wide range of occupations; nevertheless, you may choose to select the one that best suits your area of expertise and associated abilities. To become a chartered engineer, for example, you will need to complete a postgraduate course (MEng) and have professional experience. This may entail further study and job experience.

Find Your Dream University:

If you want to study abroad, you should look for the university that best fits your profile. With the aid of study abroad consultants, you may get precise and reliable information from over 1000+ universities about rankings, application costs, typical tuition, cost of living, scholarships, and much more.

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Engineering Excellence Abroad: Your Guide to Pursuing a Degree in Europe

For international students, Europe is one of the most sought-after study locations. It offers a range of experiences and diversity. Numerous course options are available for bachelor's, master's, and doctorate study programs at Europe's top universities. In addition, European countries provide international students with a high standard of living and tuition fees that are relatively lower than those of other popular study locations.

In Europe, engineering is one of the most widely pursued worldwide fields of study. International students are guaranteed to compete in any engineering or technology branch they want to specialize in. Pursuing an engineering degree ensures admission to some of the most incredible careers. You can be certain that attending one of the top engineering schools in Europe will provide you with a competitive advantage and the abilities necessary to demonstrate your aptitude for the chosen field. The most popular location is Europe because there are top-tier engineering universities there with reasonably priced tuition.

Europe's Top Study Destinations:

Here is a list of the top European nations for 2024, among the many that have been popular selections for overseas students studying there.

Belgium

Denmark

Finland

Germany

Iceland

Ireland

Italy

Netherlands

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

UK

Courses offered while pursuing Engineering in Europe:

Computer Science Engineering

Electronics and Communication Engineering

Electrical engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Information Technology Engineering

Civil Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Aeronautical Engineering

Agricultural engineering

Aerospace engineering

Mining engineering

Biochemical engineering

Electrical and Instrumentation Engineering

Metallurgical Engineering

Structural Engineering

Telecommunication

Engineering in oil and gas

Computational mechanics engineering

Roadways engineering

Transportation management in engineering

Work and Study in Europe:

To cover their living and educational costs, international students can work part-time and make a respectable living wage in almost all of Europe's nations. Countries let their students work twenty hours a week on average.

Nonetheless, as nations and their policies change, so too will the regulations and limitations surrounding part-time employment. Only part-time occupations linked to the student's subject of study are permitted in certain nations. Before applying to a university in a certain nation, it's critical to ascertain whether working while enrolled in classes is allowed and, if so, what the guidelines are.

Why Study in Europe?

Superior Quality of Education

Top colleges

Explore totally different Cultures

Affordable tuition rates

International Exposure

Affordability and Scholarships

Career Opportunities

Travel Opportunities

Lifestyle

Superior Quality of Education:

Without a doubt, Europe boasts a first-rate educational system and a long history of providing top-notch instruction through some of the oldest and most prestigious colleges in the world. It is true that Europe before the Industrial Revolution. As a result, the majority of European nations are pleased with their excellent educational systems.

Top colleges:

Without question, some of the top academic institutions in the world are located in Europe. You will have access to top-notch instruction and resources while studying in Europe, which will enable you to be successful in your chosen career. Some of the greatest universities on the continent can be found here, from the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom to the University of Amsterdam in Holland.

Different Cultures:

The prospect of experiencing different communities is a liberal justification that one must be forced to consider before travelling elsewhere. You will be exposed to the cultures and traditions of the students from other nations you will be studying with.

Affordable tuition rates:

The low tuition prices in Europe as compared to other nations are among the biggest benefits of studying there. Tuition costs vary by nation, but in general, studying in Europe is very reasonably priced.

International Exposure:

Studying overseas exposes you to a global audience, which enhances the visibility of your resume and career. You eventually decide to study abroad to expand your professional network and advance internationally. Studying abroad is a great way to secure a bright future and a well-paying job.  Employers will consider you as an asset and will offer you first preference if you study abroad. Studying overseas increases your adaptability and teaches you how to balance your time between classes and part-time work. You get a live experience from all of this.

Scholarships:

Eastern European nations often have more affordable tuition costs and lower living expenses. Many colleges also provide financial help and scholarships, which makes them a desirable option for students looking for a top-notch education without breaking the bank. This financial accessibility makes it possible for a larger group of students to travel and achieve their academic goals.

Career Opportunities:

Employers worldwide recognize degrees from European universities. Studying in Europe will equip you for a global job in addition to providing you with a top-notch education. Additionally, major European cities like London, Paris, Milan, etc. are the location of numerous multinational organizations. International students can thus choose from a large variety of graduate positions and openings when studying abroad in Europe.

Travel Opportunities:

Studying in Europe will provide opportunities for students who have a strong desire to travel and discover. Student travel is made easier by the fact that many European countries grant student visas. In addition, the majority of European countries use the same currency.

Lifestyle:

Europe is known for leading a somewhat laid-back lifestyle. This is somewhat accurate, and while some stereotypes about Europeans could hold water, the best way to truly grasp this for yourself is to immerse yourself in European society. This does not mean that the higher education system in these nations is inadequate or that the people living in these countries do not understand the value of hard effort. Conversely, this carefree mindset is apparent in many different contexts and spheres of European life.

Career in Engineering:

Chemical, civil, mechanical, electrical, and other engineering disciplines are among the many subfields that make up the large field of engineering. Graduates in engineering are frequently rational thinkers with strong mathematical and problem-solving abilities.  Engineering graduates have access to a wide range of occupations; nevertheless, you may choose to select the one that best suits your area of expertise and associated abilities. To become a chartered engineer, for example, you will need to complete a postgraduate course (MEng) and have professional experience. This may entail further study and job experience.

Find Your Dream University:

If you want to study abroad, you should look for the university that best fits your profile. With the aid of study abroad consultants, you may get precise and reliable information from over 1000+ universities about rankings, application costs, typical tuition, cost of living, scholarships, and much more.

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Study in Portugal

Portugal is an outstanding study destination, boasting quality higher education that adheres to the Bologna Process and offers top-tier Bachelor, Masters and PhD programmes. An education from one of Europe’s premier universities is highly regarded by employers and can give your career a significant boost. Studying there also allows you to broaden your network internationally, giving access to…

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Boost Your Studies Abroad with India's Best Government Scholarships

Studying abroad provides a unique opportunity to explore a different culture, make meaningful connections, and gain a global perspective. India offers some of the best government scholarships to help students achieve their educational goals abroad. 

These scholarships, funded by the government of India, are designed to provide financial assistance to students who wish to pursue higher education abroad. With a range of competitive scholarships available, students can access funds to cover tuition and living expenses while studying abroad. In this blog post, we will look at 7 Indian government scholarships for study abroad aspirants and also learn how to apply!

Fulbright-Nehru Master’s Fellowships 

Great Wall Program 

The JN Tata Endowment – Higher Education of Indians 

Aga Khan Foundation International Scholarship Programme 

Fulbright-Kalam Climate Fellowship 

The Lady Meherbai D Tata Education Trust 

National Overseas Scholarship Scheme 

For those Indian students who have plans of studying abroad, the government has established various scholarships to facilitate their academic pursuits. If you are keen to explore the available options, we have compiled a list of well-renowned Indian government scholarships for international studies. Take a look!

Fulbright-Nehru Master’s Fellowships 

Indian students with relevant work experience, strong leadership qualities, and appropriate academic qualifications are eligible to receive Fulbright-Nehru Master's Fellowships. These awards are only given to those who demonstrate an impressive commitment to their goals.

Here are some facts about this government scholarship for students

The United States-India Educational Foundation provides a merit- and need-based program with a variable amount of funding that can be renewed yearly.

This scholarship covers expenses associated with accidents and illnesses according to the United States government's regulations and provides a round trip economy class airfare.

Applicants with a degree equivalent to a U.S. bachelor's degree are eligible to apply for this scholarship. This includes completion of a four-year bachelor's program, master's program, or postgraduate diploma.

Great Wall Program 

Those interested in pursuing higher education in China should familiarize themselves with The Great Wall Program. This scholarship opportunity offers the chance to study abroad which can be achieved with the right knowledge. It is important to understand the requirements of the government scholarship when considering this option. These include 

This scholarship provides a stipend, medical insurance, housing, and tuition fee coverage.

This scholarship is open to individuals younger than 45 years of age and has obtained a Bachelor's or Master's degree or equivalent.

UNESCO has launched a government scholarship initiative to assist scholars and students seeking financial support for engaging in research and study in China.

The JN Tata Endowment – Higher Education of Indians 

The JN Tata Endowment Scholarship is a widely-renowned grant program, offering assistance to those pursuing international higher education. This government-funded scholarship is available to eligible students seeking to study abroad.

The amount of the scholarship may vary from INR 1,00,000 to INR 10,00,000, depending on the student's eligibility criteria.

Scholars may be eligible for a merit-based scholarship of INR 75,000, awarded following the student's academic achievements at their respective university.

The scholarship amount must be repaid in 20% equal installments. For residents, repayment can start between the third and seventh year of residency. If income is earned before the third year, repayment of the scholarship is required.

Aga Khan Foundation International Scholarship Programme 

The Aga Khan Foundation Scholarships provide Indian students with a unique opportunity to pursue higher education in Portugal, France, the United Kingdom, Canada, and the United States. As such, it is one of the most sought-after scholarship programs offered by the Government of India for those wishing to study abroad. When considering a government scholarship to study abroad, it is important to keep important considerations in mind.

This scholarship program provides students with a 50% loan and 50% grant combination. 

Preference is given to applicants of Master's degree programs; however, alternative scholarship options may be necessary for those seeking short-term certifications and postgraduate diplomas

Applicants for this scholarship program must demonstrate a sustained record of academic achievement and excellence. Furthermore, applicants must provide proof of their genuine financial need to be eligible for the scholarship.

Fulbright-Kalam Climate Fellowship 

The Fulbright-Kalam Climate Fellowship Program seeks to support research initiatives aimed at mitigating the effects of climate change. By providing educational opportunities for scholars specializing in technical and scientific studies, this Fellowship Program seeks to promote innovative approaches to tackling this global issue.

This program is designed for Indian scholars who hold a Ph.D. from a reputable Indian institution. 

This government scholarship provides financial assistance to Indian researchers at the beginning of their careers to facilitate the pursuit of climate studies and related teaching and research activities.

The Lady Meherbai D Tata Education Trust 

The Lady Meherbai D Tata Education Trust Scholarship provides a remarkable chance for Indian women to extend their education by attending a distinguished international university. This initiative highlights the importance of female education and empowerment.

Here are some facts about the Lady Meherbai D Tata Education Trust Scholarship. 

This award applies to Master's degrees in various regions, including Europe, the United Kingdom, and the United States. 

A minimum of two years of relevant work experience is required

to be eligible for this government scholarship, it is essential to provide proof of current financial status.

National Overseas Scholarship Scheme 

Provided by the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, the National Overseas Scholarship is for students from economically backward classes. 

If you want to enroll in Master's or Ph.D. programs in Germany, the UK or the US, you can apply for this scholarship.

This program covers a wide range of expenses, such as travel and medical insurance. 

You need to score a minimum of 55% or an equivalent CGPA in your undergraduate program for a Master’s program abroad. 

Based on your needs, qualifications, and eligibility, please consider the various scholarships available. For more information on the available scholarships, please refer to the official websites. Additionally, certain educational institutions assist students with government scholarship and visa applications.

By taking advantage of these scholarships, students can save time and money while still achieving their desired academic goals. With the right planning and preparation, students can enjoy the benefits of studying abroad and make the most of their experience. Remember, you are one step closer to realizing your goals once your scholarship is approved. 

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[writer-akihiko]

Hello!

Can i request again?

So... Fluff really fluffy. Old Mc with Old warlords.

Please don't kill them. 😭

IkeSen Boys + Growing Old With MC

Note: The children of the warlords are taken from historical record, but please know that not all scenarios are accurate as I had named some children to fill in the children who were unnamed.

To be honest with you this is probably the longest ask I've ever done, over a period of 4 days of editing and characters so I hope you enjoy the fluffy family content! It's cut for length. Also... I couldn't add so many tags so please share it if you can!

Nobunaga Oda

You were excited for this particular day, since your oldest son, Nobutada was finally coming home from a skirmish he had settled. The Owari province was long handed over to your sons, as you and Nobunaga lived peacefully in the edges of Azuchi, away from the city.

You had waited a long time to see your children once again, although not all were in Azuchi. With 21 children in total, both adopted and from birth, most were of similar age. The only few that lived with you were your youngest daughters, Oushin and Ofuri who were adopted at the same time. Youngest was a stretch, considering they were both 19.

Your other warlord friends were due to visit soon, including Hideyoshi. Throughout your years, you never comprehended why no one interested Hideyoshi as a romantic partner. Although, your heart eased, remembering how Hideyoshi would care for your sons as if he were their own.

Your thoughts were interrupted by your husband, as he plopped next to you, taking in the serene view of the empty field. In his hand were a bag of konpeito. Hideyoshi would be angry, but you weren't so as you managed to control his candy-loving instincts. You took a few to nibble on yourself, as you leaned against your husband.

"What were you thinking of, my fireball?"

You hummed, wondering how to respond. "About the future perhaps?"

"Good," he said. "I've been thinking... I wouldn't change a thing. But..."

You leaned into him, tickling the hairs of his neck. He flinched away, peppering you in kisses in retaliation as he continued his thought. "I want to travel once again, with you."

"I won't say no... But why not travel for longer?"

The moment your friends gathered, you and your husband announced your decision. Your children were surprised but the older warlords weren't. Masamune also teased Nobunaga, saying how he grew tired of a tranquil life. It wasn't long before you contacted Motonari, and the Oda couple were due to sail to Portugal.

"My years with you gave me the greatest life, YN."

Hideyoshi Toyotomi

It was not long before the day of your 20th marriage anniversary with Hideyoshi, but you woke up to a missing husband. Hideyoshi, being the way that he is, never stopped working for Nobunaga. Years went by, and you and Hideyoshi had a family of two sons, Hideyori and Tsurumatsu.

Your oldest son, Tsurumatsu, welcomed you instead in the morning. Your oldest was the spitting image of Hideyoshi, except that he took your eyes. It was as if you were looking at a younger Hideyoshi, and you commented on it, "With a sword like that, you remind me of your father..."

Your son's attitude however, resembled Ieyasu more than anything. Well... Ieyasu was his favourite warlord uncle when growing up. Tsurumatsu denied any of the sort, and insisted he accompanied you around Azuchi. You were internally grateful that your sons took after your husband's gentleman-like attitude, although at times when living in an estate with all three, it could get overbearing...

As you looked over the local fabrics, your hands traced over a fabric that you thought would suit all three of your boys.

"Princess YN?"

"Lord Mitsuhide!" Your son quickly bowed to the other warlord, but Mitsuhide gave him the respect to get up. The sudden appearance of the two bachelors, one older than the other, caused an uproar of the unmarried women of the market. It got you to think why Mitsuhide never settled down...

Your trip with your son ended in the front gates, where your younger son Hideyori and your husband Hideyoshi stood. Hideyoshi welcomed you wholeheartedly.

Hideyoshi escorted you around town, and you held onto his arm as you did before, and you two reminisced about the memories you had in the town together.

"20 years married..." You muttered. "Time flies huh? The boys have the townswomen swooning over them just like you did back then..."

"I only had eyes for you, YN..." He said. You huffed, teasing him about how he was in denial about his feelings the entire time. Hideyoshi grew red at your teasing, with you pulling him down to your level, kissing him on the cheek.

"For these 20 years with me YN... Thank you for telling me to live and staying with me."

Mitsunari Ishida

Your life never slowed down despite Mitsunari's calm approach to life. It was a joyous occasion for the Ishida clan throughout the years as you and Mitsunari had a wonderfully, large family of you both and 6 children.

Mitsunari still worked under Hideyoshi, with your third son Sakichi following in his footsteps. The week was busy, with you preparing for two weddings for your second and third daughter.

All your 6 children followed in the steps of Mitsunari in terms of worshipping Ieyasu. It was so much so, that one of your son-in-laws was Senchiyo Tokugawa. The warlords were long gone with their aggressions, so you were surprised when Mitsunari and Ieyasu arranged Kennyo to officiate the marriage.

Kennyo had been a neutral force after the birth of your first son Shigenari, as he even offered to bless your child. Kennyo himself never settled down, but he focused on rebuilding the temples instead. Mitsunari was quite the supporter, but Hideyoshi let an insight that it meant a lot to him since before Mitsunari studied in a temple.

You and Mitsunari returned home after a long shopping trip with the two oldest sons, Shigenari and Shigeie. Mitsunari nowadays forgot his things more and more, but his hatred for carrots continued. Your sons disappeared somewhere else to eat their carrot snacks, as you sat with Mitsunari in his study.

"You've never changed, Mitsunari..." You said, preparing some tea for him.

He reached out to your own hand, helping you pour. "I'm sure I'm improving on my tea manners!"

The silence never settled between you two, as no matter how much time had passed, you two never ran out of topics to run out of. You comforted Mitsunari as he confessed how sullen he felt about your daughters leaving.

"If anything... YN, in my time with you... Thank you for marrying me."

Mitsuhide Akechi

You moved to Tanba permanently, and you gave up your rank as Princess. With Mitsuhide gone for his missions, you'd answer to the other warlords. Somehow, it lead you to the title of 'Lady Akechi'.

It wasn't long before your first daughter, Tama, was to come of age. Mitsuhide was a private man, so it was only to be held with the other warlords and your entire family. You and Mitsuhide had a small family, but they were equally cherished by the others.

Yoshimoto arrived at Tanba earlier than expected. You had become fast friends with him, despite Mitsuhide's dislike. You had reassured him multiple times that Yoshimoto had no interest in you, but at times you had questioned why Yoshimoto never married...

"Tama! Yoshimoto is here!" You called out for your daughter. She was most likely with your youngest daughter... Yoshimoto had agreed to come and help Tama put together her hair, with the accessories he had collected.

It was not long before your daughter was finished, and by that time Mitsuhide with your eldest son, Mitsuyoshi, returned. No matter how many people were in the estate, your husband kissed you on the cheek, as it was customary to do.

Mitsuyoshi made faces, but was silenced by his much more mature, younger sister. Yoshimoto was quick to escort the three siblings outside, where Kyubei was waiting to bring his Lord's family to Nobunaga's Castle.

"Mou... Mitsuhide, the children are waiting... It's Tama's day today..." You muttered, as he continued to kiss you.

"Our children are adults, YN..." He said, holding you close. "Let your husband indulge in you for one more kiss... For now, and all our coming years..."

Ieyasu Tokugawa

In celebration, you decided to throw a banquet for Ieyasu as he announced he was stepping down from work. It was lively at home, with 16 children and a small army of rescued deer over the year helping you to decorate the house. You and Ieyasu, besides the deer, adopted children over your 20 years of marriage who soon became close with your 6 biological children.

You hurried to prepare the grand hall, but before you could fully lift the box full of tapestries, it was quickly carried away.

"Mama... You're not allowed to carry heavy things anymore," A blond man told you off, as two other men carried the vases away.

"Nobuyasu... Ogimaru... Hidetada..." You smiled at your three eldest sons. Ah, your heart warmed at how considerate they've become. It made you feel like a proud mother... "You three returned from Kenshin's lessons?"

The gap between the Oda and Uesugi-Takeda forces closed, and Kenshin grew close to your family. He never had children of his own, so you were enthusiastic when Kenshin treated your eleven sons as his own, even taking some to learn the sword by him.

"Mama! Don't be distracted! Let us fix you up!"

From behind you, your five daughters swarmed you, wrapping you up in a cloth you sure you bought this week... and it was untrimmed...

"Tokuhime! I haven't trimmed that cloth!" You turned to your other daughters, who were also holding makeup paints and hairpins. "Kamehime! Ichihime! You don't have to throw your jewellery to get my attention!"

"Mou... Mama, Father will be so happy to see you dressed up~" Your third daughter, Furihime chimed.

Matsuhime, the fourth daughter, joined in. "Without our help, your kimono might be too old fashioned Mama..."

Oh... Things were lively with all your children back at home... Your sons finished decorating the hall, and as a token you decided to do your daughters' hair to match them to your hairstyle.

You were last to enter the hall, as the boys wanted to greet their father first. Your daughters entered next, and all Ieyasu saw through them was you, and the way you raised them made them blossom into the people they were today. When you entered... he swore he stopped breathing.

"YN... My wife..." Not much was said after, but the blush on his face was enough to show how much he loved it, as well as his hand gripping onto yours tracing every finger of it.

Masamune Date

You would like to think that your life grew much more peaceful, but with a chaotic husband like Masamune, and four equally chaotic children like him. The Date forces as a whole were also chaotic. It was safe to say that Lady Date was one who took care of them all, no matter how big or small.

It gave your husband the great idea of planning a surprise birthday party for you with his children. As a warlord, he was not Ishida Mitsunari but he could still plan a well thought-out strategy...

"Irohahime, Muuhime, you are to distract your mother at the market. Kojuro will give the signal when we're ready."

They nodded. "Yes Dad."

"Hidemune, Tadamune. You know when to start the fight," He reiterated.

"Yes Da-"

Ieyasu, who came earlier as a guest, spoke up. "Why am I a part of this?"

"YN will only break a fight if it involves people outside our family," Masamune explained, flexing his arm. "She knows we're tough as nails..."

Ieyasu Tokugawa remained a bachelor, although he never explained why he didn't. Masamune had a little bit of a hunch, but he isn't one to pry. Ieyasu was an undeniable favourite of his daughter Muuhime, who gained an affinity for medicine.

"Tough as nails?"

Your family was dumbfounded that you stepped in the decorated hall, with your husband and children, with Ieyasu in the corner with a bowl of spicy soup. Kojuro had kindly lead Lady Date into the hall, despite of the plan as no one in the Date palace dared to defy YN LN.

For a room full of adults, your family at the moment were not acting like one. It was typical, but you had to wonder what the fuss was all about. Tadamune, the closest to you, was someone who couldn't lie to you, and told you the truth. It ended quite simply, as you insisted to help prepare.

In the kitchen with Masamune brought back memories. The whole time you and your husband were cooking, you played around with the ingredients as you did back then.

"My wife... you have a little flour on your face. Should I wipe it with my fingers or..." He wrapped his arms your waist, brushing his lips on your ear. "Kiss it away myself?"

Ranmaru Mori

You and Ranmaru decided to leave the Oda forces once you both got married. Ranmaru was mainly the reason, as he wanted to keep a neutral stance for your safety.

Ranmaru grew much taller over the years, but he wasn't as towering as the other warlords. You didn't mind as much except for the period of measuring out new kimonos for him. You both lead a quaint life, with Ranmaru working as your courier for your sewing work.

You and Ranmaru never had any children of your own, instead opting to become foster parents to other children whose parents were in war efforts or children that were orphaned from incidents.

Many children came and went, some of them leaving and never returning but there were the few that stayed. Ranmaru was still actively talking to the other warlords through letters, so you weren't surprised when he said that he intended to take you back to Azuchi for peach season.

It was no surprise that Hideyoshi gathered the entire town of Azuchi to welcome you both. It was nice to meet friends you had missed, as well as the daughters of the warlords you worked for. They awed at you, but to you it was as if you had adopted many, many girls resembling your friends.

"YN-hime! Etto... Do we call you YN-hime?" Tatsuhime, the oldest daughter of Mitsunari, asked.

"Of course! Even if she's not in Azuchi Castle, all our uncles say that she's the best princess!" Tokuhime, Nobunaga's oldest daughter, chimed in. "I may be Azuchi's princess but I can't fathom comparing myself to YN-hime!"

You shushed the girls, getting overwhelmed easily by the compliments and praises showered on you. You gave a peak to Ranmaru as a plea for help, but he added the cherry on top to the compliments instead.

"YN, YN... You know you're the best princess in my eyes!" He said, kissing your hand.

You were sure Ieyasu's daughters poked at their father with teasing of following Ranmaru's example. Others, like Mitsuhide's and Masamune's daughters, began to swoon that Ranmaru was more romantic than their fathers.

"I think that's enough Ranmaru... Let's save the romantic lines for our walk in the garden..."

Keiji Maeda

Oh what memories you had with Keiji over the years... For one, you were glad that the allegiance between the Oda and Uesugi-Takeda worked out, as you and Keiji decided to live together during that time.

You were shortly married after, with Keiji inviting Naoe as well, which lead to Kenshin being invited... plus Sasuke and Yukimura... not to mention Shingen as well... In the end it resulted in another gathering between the Oda and Uesugi-Takeda which you were glad didn't turn out violent.

Keiji was quite the family man himself, for after 20 years of marriage you had raised 10 children together, with 4 biological children and 6 adopted children. They had all grown up, married off to someone they love, leaving the once rowdy house now empty and quiet.

Keiji never stopped supporting Nobunaga, working almost as much as Hideyoshi on some days. You lived quietly, occasionally accompanying the wives of the other warlords as you never gave up your title as Azuchi's Princess, but it was obvious that you missed your entire family.

Keiji was always good with knowing your mood. Much to your surprise, you came back to an empty estate... but there were voices? One roaring voice sent you running to the main hall, where you opened the doors and there were your children, sitting around their father as he told more of his old war stories.

Overwhelmed with emotion, you shed a few tears as each of your children went up and hugged you.

"It's been so long my children..." You said as you hugged your two daughters.

"Mom, don't cry! If you cry... I'm gonna cry too!" Your first son, Keita wailed. He was taller than his father but it was quick to see that Keita, and much of the large boys of the family treasured you as their mother.

"Hoi hoi you rascals!" Keiji called out, getting up to walk to you. "Your monstrous heights would crush your mother!"

You moved into a hug with your husband, feeling Keiji lift you up. "My dear... they wouldn't," You grinned, finally laughing. "Keiji... Thank you for bringing our family together."

Kenshin Uesugi

Being crowned Lady Uesugi, you and Kenshin got busier and busier every year. It was an occurrence for the scribes of Kasugayama Castle to trail your relationship with Kenshin, as by the end of the day, it was a habit of his to take you on a stroll with your many, many bunnies.

There was not a soul in Echigo that did not hear of your marriage, Many were welcomed, but at the time no one thought that there would be a larger party than this. That was... until it was announced that you were pregnant.

It was an uproar, especially with Kenshin going around to everyone, saying how you were with child. To your surprise, your family of supposed three become a family of four as you were blessed with twins.

Kasugayama Castle was the home of your twins, Kagetora and Kagekatsu. Kenshin was proud of them, and they grew up to follow in their father's footsteps to take over the Uesugi clan... or that's what you thought until you realised how stubborn your husband was. He was making them work hard for it in their teen years when they expressed their interest in it.

Ah, but of course... Your three boys would always recharge with you, talking about their day. If one thing, they never learnt to share...

"What? You're drinking tea with Mama? But I wanted to show her the fabrics the merchants showed me!" Kagetora yelled at his older twin. Besides sword fighting, he grew up with an interest towards strategy, which was under Mitsunari's influence. He visited as often as he could, but you wonder if someone would ever catch Mitsunari's eye...

"An oaf like you wouldn't know how to brew tea like this for Mama..." Kagekatsu retorted, setting the pot down. He gained an interest for elegant arts similar to his father, and of course his favourite uncle is Yoshimoto.

Both glared at each other, but it was not long before the God of War entered the garden, with his many bunnies. "And why are you bothering my wife?"

"Father! Don't talk as if we're strangers! We're your sons and we wanna spend time with Mama too!" Kagetora retorted.

Kenshin drew his blade, challenging his sons that the winner gets to spend the afternoon with you.

"Ehem!" You coughed out, folding your kimono under you. "Boys, what's my number one rule in the garden?"

"No fighting and no swords..." Kagekatsu muttered.

"That's right," You said, taking a cup for yourself. "Now, why don't we all just sit down and have some tea?"

Sasuke Sarutobi

You and Sasuke didn't rush your lives in the Sengoku, since coming from the future meant a busy livelihood. You both agreed that when you both grew older, you would relax a little and not worry about the larger things in life.

Sasuke kept you in Echigo, as you stayed close to him and his other friends. You both had no intention of moving, but you did have an idea to own an estate to yourselves. There was no intention of children from both of you, so you decided to become foster parents to children with majority of their families at war.

You had only fostered about 3 children, but similarly, they too had extended families that they stayed with instead. The both of you learnt how to let go, ever since staying here, but that was something you both grew from. Finding out you both let go of the children you cared for, Yukimura had asked if you were interested in taking in his nephews and niece.

Yukimura himself never married, and you never asked, but he was a dear friend that you and Sasuke would sacrifice a lot for. Yukimura's orphaned nephews and niece were quickly known as your children, and Sasuke would always read them Physics Theorems as a bed time story...

It was a joyous occasion whenever those three would come back, and sooner by that time you realised you had gotten older. There was a small room where you and Sasuke kept your modern items, coincidentally was the room you would often have tea in.

You sighed, taking another bite of your bun. "Sasuke... I know we've lived quietly, but I've wanted to know if you ever wanted to return?"

"There's nothing I would've changed, YN... Not a single thing." He smiled, brushing his hand over yours. "Maybe... maybe there's another timeline, but you're in this one so it's where I am."

Kanetsugu Naoe

He continued to serve his years under Kenshin's reign, but then it was a moment of realisation of how time passed when you told him you were pregnant. It was a moment of stress for him, as he wasn't knowledgeable on the process.

It was recorded by the scribes of Kasugayama Castle that when Azuchi's Princess gave birth, Kanetsugu shed tears as if it were raining. That is to say, he cried a lot. You had a son, Kanetsuna. Much like his father, your son grew up to admire the line of Kenshin Uesugi, becoming close friends with Kagekatsu and Kagetora Uesugi.

Those three went off adventuring so much, it often worried you. Kanetsugu, with his curt self, would reassure you in his own way. It wouldn't help you much, since Kanetsugu would also talk about how helpful Kanetsuna was being towards the Uesugi family line.

You always busied yourself with your sewing, so you often used your son as a model to model your kimonos after. Kanetsuna never had an interest in fashion, but he would always walk up to women in the streets to go and buy your kimonos whenever you would open the shop.

Needless to say, most thought you were available for a marriage interview instead. Kanetsugu was surprised to see you carry home so many letters addressed to your son. Somehow, he was proud but wary.

"How did our son even resemble Shingen's charm? I'm aware he has my looks, but this is a bit much..." He adjusted the glasses he wore, taking more letters off your arms.

"Our son is of age, Kanetsugu and don't flatter yourself too much," You said, setting the letters aside. "You weren't a charmer but you steered clear of women..."

He turned red when you brought up his past self. His blush went away the moment you kissed him cheek, wrapping your arms around your husband. "It's alright, my husband... I certainly fell hard for you."

Shingen Takeda

How you lived in bliss with Shingen... It was not long before Kai was returned to Shingen, and he worked hard to build it up from the state that it was left in. Shingen created a loving community in Kai, and it was no question a homely place for you and him. Nobunaga claimed that the crops he gifted on your wedding were a gift, and you thanked him for that. Despite the time that passed, Nobunaga never took a spouse, so you wondered when he would marry too.

The whole community was in joy when you were with child, which prompted Shingen to throw an entire festival to bless your first born. Years went by, and you bore four sons for Shingen. Kai was now famous for its festivals, since Shingen insisted on one for every child you both had.

Kai, in turn, had a festival for every season and every son, with each having their birthdays in a particular season. Katsuyori was in the summer, Harukiyo was in the spring, Nobuchika was in Autumn and Yoshinobu was in Winter. The particular festival this time around was for Nobuchika, your second son and his 20th birthday.

You sighed, remembering the times the boys were younger. How they would run around, and how Shingen would swing them around hanging off his biceps. It was about 20 years of marriage, so you could still attest that he had the biceps, but your sons were far too tall to swing off their father's arm.

"Remember how they would swing on my arm?" Shingen said to you, taking a bite of a sweet bun.

"Mhm... Katsuyori would always fall off..." You replied, sipping your tea. The both of you watched as the new generation of the Kai people set up the tents, and raked the leaves off the walkways for the guests. "But Nobuchika was very stubborn..."

"It was always adorable how you'd panic, my Goddess..." He teased, pulling you close. "Not like I minded... Ah, and how Yoshinobu would sleep on Koro's back..."

The teasing was uncalled for, but Shingen couldn't stop swaddling you in his arms, relishing you in his kisses. You laughed, and your gleeful smile is one he'd always want to see on you.

Harukiyo, the youngest, nudge his other brothers. "Hey... Do they know that we're still here?"

The other three shook their heads.

Yukimura Sanada

Throughout the years, you and Yuki had 11 children together, with a mix of adopted and biological children. You were surprised that Yuki even had the confidence to take care of so many children with you, since Yuki wasn't exactly a paternal type either...

Another thing was, out of 11 children, you only had four sons... with very similar names that you can't help but give nicknames to them!

"Yuki! Dai! Help your sisters carry this heavy pot!" You yelled. In a rush, four young adults plus your husband came from their training, spears in hand, at your call to the garden.

You always wondered why Yuki insisted on naming two sons Yukichika and Yukinobu and the other two Daihachi and Daisuke. It always confused the others, especially Shingen when he couldn't tell them apart.

Besides that, all of your children had gained a love for some kind of weaponry. The only exception was your oldest, Kiku, who decided to become a healer instead. You fully supported their interests, but you still had to lay down some ground rules about weapons...

It wasn't long before three of your girls came back with Sasuke. Sasuke continued to be a favourite of the Sanada family, especially with the triplets, Okane, Oshobu and Oume, who had an affinity for throwing stars and knives. The last three girls, Ichi, Naho and Akuri were fans of archery instead, which their father taught them as well.

Speaking of Sasuke, you were glad that he treated the children as his own. You never asked why he never did adopt a few, or get married, but you were sure it wasn't right to pry.

It was always a big dinner with the Sanada family, but after dinner Yukimura would always take you somewhere else, be it the study or the garden, for his alone time with you.

"Time passes by huh..." You muttered, reaching in the tiny jar of fish snacks.

Yuki hummed, stroking Muramasa's coat as he listened to how your day went. No longer did he insult you as often as he did, but that boyish attitude of his never changed.

"Oh by the way... I arranged a marriage interview with Kiku and Katsuyori!"

Yuki spat out his drink. "T-Takeda Katsuyori?"

You hummed. "Kiku really likes him, and the feelings are mutual so-"

Not a word was to be said about what Yukimura screamed. Except for the fact that you replied with, "Kiku is 23 years old."

Yoshimoto Imagawa

Yoshimoto wasn't someone you'd imagine wanting a family, but then you realised that Yoshimoto really wanted to pamper any children you had. It was a slow process, but over the years, you both had 5 children, with 4 daughters and a son.

Your four daughters were well-known for their beauty, especially with mentions of their lineage as the phrase of 'Elegance of Imagawa and Beauty of Azuchi's Princess' was repeated several times over. Yoshimoto would not stop gushing over his own children, no matter how old they were.

Your only son, Ujizane was much more interested in becoming someone like Yukimura but he was also famous for his calligraphy works. It was an understatement how many pieces were commissioned by Kenshin and Masamune.

Yoshimoto however, has no concept of approaching romance when it came to his own child. He so happened to eavesdrop your conversation with your second daughter, Reishou.

"Ah! I can't look at him Mother! He's... He's very charming!" The usual stoic Reishou hid her face in her hands, her body swaying back and forth.

"Now... did you send him that letter I told you to do?" You said, patting her on the back. "Yoshinobu was it? He's a nice man..."

"But... But... the messenger accidentally sent it to Harukiyo Takeda! He mixed up the wrong brother..." Reishou told you, tears coming from her eyes. You wiped them away, hugging her close, and telling her it was going to be alright.

"Father? What are you doing in front Reishou's room?" His first daughter, Chotoku, asked, a hand to her hip in wonder. She wasn't as quiet as her father, her mannerisms and voice loud and clear. The 'eep' from the room was enough for him to bow down in shame as he saw you exit Reishou's room.

You ushered Chotoku to comfort her younger sister, as you dragged your husband somewhere else.

"Now Yoshimoto... you should apologise to your daughter," You said, finishing your lecture about why he shouldn't listen in. He pressed his head to floor as he listened, bowing to you as you went on about how he should be supportive.

"I... I understand my wife. Thank you..." He said.

"With that said... The five of you can come in now. I'm done with the scolding..."

Oh, the embarrassment he felt...

Kennyo

He was embarrassed to tell you that he had planned out his future with you when you found him pacing around about names for your future children. You and Kennyo lived in the reconstructed Honno-ji Temple as a wedding gift from the Oda forces.

There was no further issues between Kennyo and the others. After all, they were getting older and no one would want to make you upset. You were still friends with many of them, especially with Ranmaru. He was someone who would deliver the gifts from the warlords to you, especially when you were with child.

Kennyo was ecstatic when you were pregnant, but he was scared. Looking back then, Kennyo would get shy whenever you'd bring it up. You however, would tell him not to worry as he was a great father to your three sons.

Kyounyo, Junnyo and Kenson followed in their father's footsteps, specialising in several different aspects of the religion. Kenson, the youngest of all three however, was the most interested in travelling, most likely from the stories he'd hear from Ranmaru and Motonari.

Your three children easily mingled with Motonari's, but you always wondered why Ranmaru never settled down. He was still doing his own work, which worried you enough as he was almost a workaholic like Hideyoshi.

Kennyo's birthday rolled around, so you decided to make a special party for your husband. As you focused on the food, you tasked your three sons with work to distract their father as Kennyo's other subordinates helped with the preparation.

"Father! I wanted to ask you about this text!" Kenson carried papers about a sermon to his father, as he saw his father exit the main temple with a package in hand.

He held out his hand to his son's head, ruffling his hair. "I'm afraid not today, my son. I have to see your mother."

"Wait, but father-!"

One by one, they all failed and the surprise was ruined, but Kennyo wasn't aware of what he had done. He was so focused on giving you the said package. He only notice what he did when he saw the disappointed face of his wife, a face he was indeed weak to.

"YN-! Apologies my wife... I'll pretend as if nothing happened..."

"Father... Father has a one track mind huh..." The sons whispered amongst themselves.

Kichou

You never imagined finding a place where you and Kichou belonged. After all, your relationship in itself was out of place from your other friends. That was, until Motonari asked if you both wanted to travel around the world. You were on board, and after much prying, you and Kichou were travelling around Asia.

Most of your post-wedding years was spent with Kichou travelling to many places, although you would say that you both found a place in what you know today in modern Japan as Shikoku. The Island was not far off Motonari's reach, so you had some familiarity with it.

There was no rush to start a family straight away, especially considering that you moved away from the friends you were accustomed to. Kichou's work wasn't interrupted at all, but he did ask Motonari to help you out with finding what suited you. Somehow, someway, the assistance popularised your kimono work not to mention your fans from Azuchi and Echigo travelling to commission your work.

It was smooth sailing financially, and sooner down the line, Kichou asked if it were alright to adopt children. You agreed, and you found yourself raising a pair of twins with Kichou. They were fraternal twins, but they were quick to adapt to you and Kichou's home.

Kichou enjoyed the family life much more than he thought he would, and he realised it the moment you said your son expressed an interest in marriage to one of the village girls.

Your son, Yoshitatsu, bowed to his father as Kichou listened to his appeal. Kichou was loving but at the same time, he was strict with the twins.

"Father! Please let me marry this girl!" He bowed deeper, pressing his palms to the floor.

Your daughter, Myoinni wasn't around since she decided to be a part of the Uesugi army. Your son instead focused on business, which you assumed was where he met this girl.

Kichou was silent, but a soft nod was enough for your son to jump with glee. You rubbed your hand over his, giving him a kiss on the jaw. You felt him lean into you, so of course you praised your husband. "Kichou... You did well."

Motonari Mori

He was someone who you thought wouldn't be one to settle down, but Motonari was much more attentive than you thought. He knew that one day, he'd have to stop but he'd want to make sure that you were alright with whatever landing spot you chose to stay at.

After much deciding, you and him reached an end point of perhaps moving to the Aki province, his hometown. At first, he was uptight about it since he didn't want his family to meddle with you. He wanted to keep you away but the way you loved his hometown... He couldn't help it.

He had to gain control of his clan before he brought you in... Although it was a faster process than expected since you were pregnant... Which was not planned...

It took about a year for Motonari to accomplish it, but by his will he was going to make life comfortable for you and your first son, Takamoto. It was great for you and Motonari then on, and most in the Aki Province knew you as Lady Mori. You and Motonari may have also adopted a few children, totalling your children over the years to 12.

There wasn't much to complain about... except for the fact that Motonari had a naming gig... Which made things difficult...

"Moto! Help me with this-"

6 boys... and your husband... came running... Then you had to choose which one to help you and it wasn't even all of the children. "No no... I only wanted Motoaki to help me..." You said.

The other boys and your husband made protests about it, asking why you wanted that specific brother.

"What? Is it because Motoaki's good at arithmetic?" Motoharu asked.

"Like you could ever do arithmetic..."

"Shut up Motoyasu!"

"Oh yeah? Fight me Motomasa!"

"How undignified..."

"Don't try to be the proper one here Motokiyo!"

Motonari was the one who could break up the fight, but he didn't want to. You sighed, going back inside where your three daughters were as your nine sons and Motonari battled it out...

"Girls, let's go out to eat..."

[cristinaitaliani]

The music of the concert `` MY MEDITERRANEAN '' by the trio of Cristina Italiani, Gulami Yesildal and Sibel Durgut is inspired by the colors and scents of the Mediterranean with the fusion of African and Southern Italian rhythms, not neglecting the Arab and Eastern maqam. A meeting between the two shores of the Mediterranean: three musicians from two different cultures with the same approach to improvisation, in an atmosphere of freedom, spontaneity and openness.

CRISTINA ITALIANI - flute

Cristina Italiani, flautist, grraduated from the ‘’ Luisa D’Annunzio ‘’ Conservatory of music in Pescara , continuing her training in France and in Germany.

She has held concert in various cameristic formations and in orchestras in Italy and abroad.

Cristina Italiani is active as musician and performer playng with actors, dancers and jazz musicians.

.From February 2014 he joined the collective Improvvisatore Involontario. Since 2015 she has been a member of the Duo Hayet with the Algerian oud virtuoso Hafid Moussaoui with whom he performed in important festivals and reviews (Terra Mia, Piazza Verdi on Rai Radio 3, Mediterranean Orchestra).

GULAMI YESILDAL  saz,oud  and  percussion

Coming from a Bektaşi Sufi family, music Gulami Yesildal has always been the centre of his up growing. Listening to the ancient mystical songs from childhood and replicating it on the traditional Saz was my first steps into the musical world.   He has  a multi-instrumentalist and play saz, sarod, oud, Iranian tar, Darbouka and Davul.  He has studied Turkish and Indian modal music with different masters in Arabic, North African music.

SIBEL DURGUT voice

She was born in Samsun/Turkey. And she completed her bachelor's degree in Turkish Music.. She came to Portugal as a volunteer to do a music project in 2019. After the project she was very impressed with Portuguese music and started to her master's degree in Portugal. She continues to improve herself and give concerts.