"The past may burn to ashes, but a promise can rise again." When Karna lay dying on the battlefield of Kurukshetra, his final wish was not for glory or redemption-but that his life's story, soaked in pain and pride, be sent as a dream to other Karnas across the universe. A chance for someone to live differently... to break the chain of mistakes. In another world, a young Vasusen-raised by his loving mother Radha and his father Adhirath, the charioteer of Hastinapur-wakes from that dream, shaken and forever changed. He remembers a life of greatness and tragedy... but also of promises broken and paths lost. Guided by those memories, Vasusen walks a new path-not for fame, not for revenge-but to earn the pride of the one who raised him, and to become the warrior his soul was meant to be. This is a tale of love, dharma, and defiance-a story where fate is not final, and even ashes can give birth to fire.

From Satyuga to Tretayuga, I roamed with hunger and boredom and irritation filled inside my veins. Surviving countless of times and aiding those in perils. I fought great demons, monsters and countless of other beings. I aided the avatars of Great Vishnu in their quest and yet my name was erased and spoken with scorn all because of the curses bestowed upon me, all because of my charitable nature. Yet now comes the time of Dwapar when powers of mine have greatly been reduced for the seals affecting my core has greatened with each curse taking its toll but yet even after swearing to never go into the path of any other warriors. Why does this young demi-god, provoke yet another streak of charity inside my heart for his claims of finding a friend, reminds of my young self. Very well, Danveer Vasusen or Karna I will aid you and advice you as Krishna does to Arjuna This I make vow off. Disclaimer: Plot has been greatly changed; characters may not act similar for I am nothing compared to great Ved Vyasa whose tales were written by Ganpati Bappa. Enjoy.

Summary: Karna-Parshuram interactions changing Karna and the course of the epic. (Outburst chapter is: A different ending to the Dyut Sabha. Karna saves Draupadi and Kunti reveals the truth.) (Suppose) Karna spends at least a decade under the tutelage of Bhagvan Parshurama, not only for weaponry but also for his daily teachings about righteousness. Unlike the actual Mahabharat, where Karna learns almost everything about weaponry from Drona and his only motive to go to Parshurama was to get the Brahmastra to use against Arjun, all modern adaptations want to make Drona reject Karna, make him Parshurama's (favourite) student and still want him to call Draupadi a "whore" at the Dyut Sabha - and this is what I refuse to accept. Any person, especially a child, who spends this long in the presence of, let alone learning from, an avatar of Vishnu himself, a student of Mahadev, cannot turn out to be evil. Update: returning back to this story because I have more free time now, hopefully aiming for something like biweekly updates.

In all the 14 Ages of Manu, Nara and Narayana would always reincarnate as Arjuna and Krishna. However, in a new cycle after 14th Manu, Sage Nara reincarnated as Karna. With the power of 10,000 years of tapestry, along with the divine essence of Indra, Surya, Vishnu, and Rudra how would the events in Mahabharata change? What kind of role would Karna play in this greatest epic?

When Draupadi chooses Karna as her husband, the fates of the greatest warriors and kingdoms of Bharatavarsha are forever altered. As the Pandavas and Kauravas vie for supremacy, the epic's timeless themes of honor, loyalty, and destiny are woven into a fresh tapestry of intrigue and valor. This is a tale of what could have been, where the echoes of laughter, the sting of betrayal, and the power of sacrifice reshape a legendary saga. Dive into a world where destiny is rewritten, and the heroes of the Mahabharata find themselves on a path less traveled. Discover the untold story.

"If only I had k...known" Duryodhan mumbled, lying in a pool of blood. There was no one else around, except for Vasudev Krishn. Duryodhan's eyes spoke volumes. His lips quivered as his thighs were broken. "If only I had known," he thought again, his life flashing before his own eyes. Vasudev Krishn looked on, "I'm sorry Duryodhan, I tried" he looked down, His eyes filled with tears. Duryodhan forwarded his hands, gently touched his feet and looked up , unable to speak anymore, only his eyes looked into His. The words of his heart began to reach Krishna's ears. As Duryodhan neared his death, he preferred not to close his eyes, rather keep it open, to give a final adieu to the protector of worlds. NOTE : THIS IS PURELY IMAGINARY. THERE IS NO INTENTION OF HURTING THE READER'S FEELINGS OR INSULT CULTURE! THIS IS PURELY A FAN FICTION!

First, no offense to any character here. This is just a fanfiction. Arjun won Draupadi's hand on her swayamvar. She is supposed to marry the man of her dreams. The Prince she was waiting for. But her fate disguised as Rajmata Kunti ordered her sons to share draupadi among themselves. Arjun lost himself the moment he saw her in the Shiva temple. At that moment he knew she was his soulmate that will complete him in every sense. But what will he do when the cursed words left his mother's mouth. How can he share a woman? Despite that he shared her...made her life hardest than any woman who lived on earth. The anguish, pain Draupadi felt all her life because of that. This time her fate will be different. Will she find her true soulmate this time? Storm awaits for them. Will they be able to overcome everything? Will the Pandavas be able to let her go after they recover their memories of past life? What will Karn do if he knows his brothers are in love with his beloved? Two eternal lovers finally met, will they be able to overcome all the hardships life throws at them?

Jayadratha the saindhava became a man driven by lust and passion as he used women under him for his obsession

The Divine woman Draupadi was born as the eternal consort of Panadavas. But we always fail to treasure things which we get easily. Same happened with the Panadavas. Draupadi's utter devotion towards them made them totally neglecting towards her. A time soon came when they forgot about the woman who is behind all their fame, power, luck. Draupadi has five sons from each Pandavas. Prativindhya from Yudhisthir Sutasoma from Bheemsen Shrutakarma and later Abhimanyu from Arjun Satanika from Nakul Shrutasena from Sahadev Five princes have seen their mother suffer from the very beginning. Their heart filled with rage and vengeance seeing their beloved mother humiliated in the Dyut Sabha. Panchal kingdom and Vasudev Krishna were able to save her from the humiliation. But it left the most selfless woman shaken. She vowed to not let them disrespect her again. Never let them take her for granted. Draupadi with her sons left Indraprastha. An uncertain future, adventure, emotional dilemma awaits the mother and sons. A story of betrayal, vengeance, war, blood, relationship and love. Will Draupadi ever forgive the Pandavas? ***(1) in Draupadi (18/06/23)*** ***(1) in Krishna (26/09/23)***

History remembers only the heroes both victorious as well as tragic ones . The villains are only despised by the masses . However the villains are the ones who rule the story as the drama depends on their strength . The great war of Dwapar took place between the cousins . But a lot of allies got involved with them owing to politics and relationships. One of those was the ruler of Sindh infamous for his role in the epic . As luck would have it a nefarious criminal from the dark ages get opportunity to add a new dimension to the character of the wild untamable bull . Let's join the story of Jayveer Singh as he enters the epic as Saindhava Jayadratha .