[CURRENTLY THIS BOOK IS ON HOLD AND THE ACCOUNT IS INACTIVE ] Do you believe in him? Have you seen him? It is just a belief of few traditional Indian Hindus..... But You don't need to see air to feel it's presence. The wisest civilization to ever exist and the one which is still existing and have strong scientific foundation must have and has a practical reason to praise and worship him. The story of an ascetic God who married a princess. Of an obedient daughter who defied her father. Of an arrogant King who bowed down infront of the real power, Of the untold saga often forgotten and buried in the pages of ancient history of the Gods.......... Magic, meditation, kingdoms, betrayal, demons, revenge, courage and an exceptionally beautiful story retold that blossomed in all the odds. Disclaimer : This book is a pure work of fiction mainly intended to bring back our mythological stories and combining it with fantasy. Any type of offence is not intended towards anyone or any belief.

Book 1 of Maharani Devika Trilogy (Previously known as DharmaPriyaa: The Lady Who Loved Yudhishthira) She struggles to prevent an unwanted marriage. He is thrown into murder attempts. But love still found its way, overcoming all the dangers. ______________ Noble, compassionate, caring to her subjects, Princess Devika Gouvasani is the person every single commoner would root for. Her courage and wisdom become Shivi's strength that provokes Jayadratha, the Sindhu Prince, to overpower both her and her kingdom. But an unjust, misogynist Jayadratha is not a man of Devika's choice. Her righteous soul readily connects with Yudhishthira, the orphaned Crown Prince of Hastinapura who is struggling to restore justice in his late father's kingdom. By the time love sprouts in both the hearts, they realize that danger is not far away! Seperated by conspiracies of fate, yet blessed by incarnations of God and Goddess, will they ever unite again? __________________________ A Goddess. A Queen. A warrior. This is an untold saga of Maharani Devika, a brave woman whom history has not remembered more than a single verse. ___________________________________________ Highest ranking: #1 in tale (out of 5.72k stories ) #3 in Dharma #29 in epic (out of 13.9k stories) #65 in mythology (out of 24.5k stories) Winner of: 🥈The Coronation Award Historical fiction (second place) 🏅The Coronation Category Best Emotional story and best opening 🏅Category winner of The Mahabharat Awards 2020 🥇Best opening winner of Historical fiction awards 🥈 Runner up of Golden Awards 🥈Runner up of Mahabharata and Ramayana awards Cover credit: @Love_aiepathy Banner credit: @me_idnsd Character aesthetics credit: @Sanhita_Oin

This story will show you what Abhimanyu felt when he was about to die and my perception on what would happen if he stayed alive.