From Modern to Ancient Life

CHAPTER - 4 [STATE AFFAIRS]

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The next day, Amrita announced, "Today, Princess, we'll focus on state affairs and governance. As a future queen, it's crucial to understand the inner workings of the kingdom."

Samridhi nodded, eager to learn. Amrita led her to a meeting room where several advisors and ministers awaited.

The day was filled with discussions on trade, diplomacy, and law. Samridhi listened intently, asking thoughtful questions and absorbing the information like a sponge.

During a break, Siddharth Malhotra approached her, "Princess, I must say, you're impressive. Your questions show a keen understanding of state affairs."

Samridhi smiled, feeling a sense of pride, "Thank you, Prince Siddharth. I'm eager to learn and prepare myself for my future role."

As the day drew to a close, Amrita smiled, "Well done, Princess. You're making great strides. Remember, a wise leader must always be willing to learn and adapt."

The next step in Samridhi's journey was to visit the kingdom's various provinces, to meet her people and understand their needs. She was both excited and nervous, knowing this would be a crucial test of her leadership skills.

The day of the provincial tour arrived, and Samridhi set out with Amrita, Rohan (her loyal guard), and a small entourage. They traveled to the first province, where they were greeted by the local governor and a crowd of curious onlookers.

As they walked through the town, Samridhi engaged with the people, asking about their lives, their struggles, and their hopes. Rohan kept a watchful eye, scanning the crowd for any signs of trouble.

At the town hall, she met with local leaders and heard their concerns about trade, infrastructure, and education. Samridhi took her time, offering thoughtful responses and promising to address their issues. Rohan stood by her side, his presence a reassuring constant.

The tour continued, with Samridhi visiting villages, farms, and markets. Everywhere she went, she connected with the people, showing empathy and understanding. Rohan was always close, his eyes scanning the surroundings, ready to protect his princess.

One evening, as they rested at a local inn, Siddharth Malhotra joined them, having ridden from his own province to catch up. "Princess, I've heard great things about your tour," he said. "You're truly earning the love and respect of your people."

Samridhi smiled, feeling a sense of pride and purpose. "It's their kingdom, too," she said. "I want to make sure I understand their needs and work for their prosperity."

Rohan stood guard outside, keeping a discreet distance. Amrita smiled, pleased with Samridhi's progress. The princess was becoming a true leader, beloved by her people and respected by her peers. Rohan's loyalty and protection had been a constant source of comfort, allowing Samridhi to focus on her duties.

As the tour continued, Samridhi faced her first challenge. A group of protesters blocked the road, demanding justice for a local issue. Samridhi's instincts told her to listen, and she stepped out of her carriage to meet the protesters.

Rohan instinctively moved closer, his hand on the hilt of his sword, but Samridhi signaled him to wait. She engaged with the protesters, hearing their grievances and promising to address them.