In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.
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Question: Fact1: Raja Vijayaramaraju King of Vijayanagaram Raja Rangarayudu King of was invited Bobbili, Fact2: French foreign invaders At enter into country same time, Fact3: Vijayaramaraju authority on commands them to pay taxes Bobbili, Fact4: Bobbili warriors decide to face French army, Fact5: Queen Chandrayamma goes to Bobbili to stop war at least in last moment

Answer: The film begins with birthday celebrations of Prince Chinna Venkatrayudu son of Raja Rangarayudu N. T. Rama Rao King of Bobbili for which Raja Vijayaramaraju Rajanala King of Vijayanagaram was invited. On this occasion sports competitions conducted in which Bobbili wins, that makes Vijayaramaraju felt insulted and decides to take revenge over Bobbili. At the same time, French foreign invaders enter into the country and send a memorandum to Vijayaramaraju, according to the orders of General Bussi. Taking this as advantage Vijayaramaraju mixes up hands with Bussi Mukkamala and takes the authority on Bobbili and commands them to pay taxes. But they refuse as they are freedom lovers. Vijayaramaraju goes into the shelter of Bussi and plans an attack on Bobbili. Vengallarayudu C. Seetaram is the brother of Rangarayudu loves and marries Subhadra Jamuna sister of Tandra Paparayudu S. V. Ranga Rao. Soon after the marriage, a spy who came from Vijayanagaram was caught by Tandra Paparayudu and he reveals the conspiracy of Vijayaramaraju and misleads them by an information that they are coming from Rajaam. To attack them Tandra Paparayudu moves to Rajaam fort. Knowing this Bussi plans to use forest route as shortest and surrounds the Bobbili fort during the night. Rangarayudu sends Dharmarayudu M. Balaiah for compromise but he comes back with injuries and blood sodden clothes. Then a letter was sent to Tandra Paparayadu to come back but it was caught. Bobbili warriors decide to face French army and the war begins. French army tries to enter fort by all means without success as they open firing and break open the main walls. In the war, many people die one after the other Vengallarayudu was backstabbed and Subhadra also dies. Finally, Raja Rangarayudu moves to the war where his wife Queen Mallamma Devi Bhanumathi Ramakrishna realizes that now Bobbili dynasty is going to an end, to keep up the heritage she sends her son Chinna Venkatrayudu in disguise to Samarlakota. French army cannot withstand before Rangarayudus valor so Bussi orders to blast the fort and they do so. All men die in the blast and every woman inside the fort commit suicide including Mallamma Devi. Meanwhile, Tandra Paparayudu suspects foul play of enemies and rushes to Bobbili. Simultaneously, Queen Chandrayamma Jayanthi wife of Vijayaramaraju also goes to Bobbili to stop the war at least in last moment, on the way she meets Chinna Venkatrayudu and takes with her. Reaching Bobbili Tandra Paparayudu sees dead bodies of Rangarayudu Mallamma and takes a pledge that he will definitely take revenge for their deaths. Midnight he enters into the tent of Vijayaramaraju and kills him, Bussi tries to arrest him then he kills himself. Chandrayamma also dies seeing husband's dead body uniting the hands of the Bobbili Vijayanagaram prince.

Question: Fact1: movie is set during reign of Huizong in late Northern Song Dynasty, Fact2: country experiencing significant increase in circulation of counterfeit coin currency leading to growing unrest and instability, Fact3: hitherto unknown secret service known as Divine Constabulary is commissioned by Emperor, Fact4: Liu orders Cold Blood to infiltrate secretly Divine Constabulary to find way to bring down rival agency, Fact5: chief of Divine Constabulary Despite being aware of seeks out Cold Blood Cold Blood 's true mission

Answer: The movie is set during the reign of Emperor Huizong in the late Northern Song Dynasty. The government department known as the Department Six customarily has full jurisdiction over all criminal investigations in the imperial capital. Department Six is wellstaffed and operates in a highly disciplined manner. Their chief, Commandant Liu, ranks the investigators by clearance rate and dangles the prospect of an operator to be named one of the Great Four. The story begins with the country experiencing a significant increase in circulation of counterfeit coin currency, leading to growing unrest and instability. Official investigators from the Department Six, acting on a tipoff, rush in full force to apprehend a suspect who is trying to sell a coin die stolen from the imperial mint, only to find the suspect and the evidence being taken into custody by agents of a hitherto unknown secret service, known as the Divine Constabulary, which is commissioned by the Emperor himself. This arouses jealousy in Commandant Liu, who openly fires Cold Blood, one of his best men. Liu secretly orders Cold Blood to infiltrate the Divine Constabulary to find a way to bring down the rival agency. Liu is unaware that his own establishment has been infiltrated by doubleagents dispatched by the mastermind behind the counterfeit currency. Despite being aware of Cold Bloods true mission, the chief of the Divine Constabulary seeks out Cold Blood and welcomes him into the agency. Once inside, Cold Blood is surprised to observe that the Divine Constabulary staff live and work together more like a family than a highly formalised professional security force. Despite their small size, the Constabulary works efficiently and effectively through a few individuals with very specialised skills which are useful in solving crimes. Cold Blood finds his loyalties divided, and things are made harder as he becomes tangled in a love triangle with two girls, one from each agency.

Question: Fact1: Allies are making good progress driving back Axis powers in Italy, Fact2: Allied units and search for stolen art to return it to rightful owners, Fact3: Claire Simone is forced to assist Nazi officer Viktor Stahl in overseeing theft of art for Adolf Hitler 's Fuhrermuseum or as personal property of Hermann Goring, Fact4: Stokes unit finds work frustrated by Allied officers in field, Fact5: work frustrated by Allied officers in field refuse to endanger own troops for sake of mission

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In 1943, the Allies are making good progress driving back the Axis powers in Italy. Frank Stokes persuades President Roosevelt that victory will have little meaning if the artistic treasures of Western civilization are lost. Stokes is directed to assemble an Army unit nicknamed the Monuments Men, comprising museum directors, curators, art historians, and an architect, to both guide Allied units and search for stolen art to return it to its rightful owners. In July 1944, Claire Simone, a curator in occupied France, is forced to assist Nazi officer Viktor Stahl in overseeing the theft of art for either Adolf Hitlers Fuhrermuseum or as personal property of senior commanders such as Hermann Goring. All seems lost when she discovers that Stahl is taking all of her gallerys contents to Germany as the Allies approach Paris. Simone runs to the railyard to confront him, but can only watch as he departs aboard the train carrying the cargo. Stokes unit finds its work frustrated by Allied officers in the field, who refuse to endanger their own troops for the sake of his mission. James Granger finds that Simone will not cooperate with those whom she suspects want to confiscate the stolen art for their own country. The unit splits up to cover more ground, with varying degrees of success. British officer Donald Jeffries sneaks into occupied Bruges at night to save Michelangelos Madonna of Bruges, but is killed in the attempt. Richard Campbell and Preston Savitz, learn that Van Eycks Ghent Altarpiece was removed by the priests of Ghent Cathedral for safekeeping, but their truck was stopped and the panels taken. Eventually, they find and arrest Viktor Stahl, who is hiding as a farmer, when they identify the paintings in his house as masterpieces, at least one stolen from the Rothschild Collection. In December 1944, Walter Garfield and Jean Claude Clermont get lost in the countryside and blunder into a firefight. Clermont is mortally wounded and dies when Garfield is unable to find medical help. Meanwhile, Simone reconsiders when Granger shows her the Nero Decree, which orders the destruction of all German possessions if Hitler dies or Germany falls, and sees him return a painting looted from a Jewish family to its rightful place in their empty home. She provides a comprehensive ledger she has compiled that provides valuable information on the stolen art and the rightful owners. Even as the team learns that the artwork is being stored in various mines and castles, it also learns that it must now compete against the Soviet Union, which is seizing artwork as war reparations. Meanwhile, Colonel Wegner is systematically destroying whole art caches. Eventually, the team has some success, as it discovers at least one mine hiding over 16,000 art pieces. In addition, the team captures the entire gold reserves of the Nazi German national treasury. Finally, the team finds a mine in Austria that appears to have been demolished. However, they discover that the entrances were blocked by the locals to prevent the Nazis from destroying the contents. The team evacuates as much artwork as possible, including the sculpture Jeffries died trying to defend, before the Soviets arrive. As the war comes to an end in May 1945, Stokes reports back to President Truman that the team has recovered vast quantities of artwork and various other culturally significant items. As he requests to stay in Europe to oversee further searching and restoration, Truman asks Stokes if his efforts were worth the lives of the men he lost. Stokes says they were. Truman then asks if, thirty years from then, anyone will remember that these men died for a piece of art. In the final scene, set in 1977, the elderly Stokes, replies Yeah, while he takes his grandson to see Michelangelos Madonna.