Book 2 of the Kshatrani series. For Abhimanyu, she wasn't just his mother. She was his mentor, his guide, his protectress. At times, she even took the place of his father- She loved him, and so she waited for him. Yet, she never let that absence define their lives. Her courage, her resilience, her fiery spirit ran through his veins, her blood pounding in his ears as he sustained blow after blow from the relentless Kuru warriors. That day, they drained everything from him, but nothing could drain her blood from his body. She was in every fibre of his being. After all, bravery ran in their blood. Veer Abhimanyu- defined by his mother. A memoir of the woman who bore one of the greatest warriors the world had ever witnessed, the illustrious Princess of Dwarka. Abhimanyu-janani Subhadra.

This is a Mahabharata Fanfiction mostly based on facts we see in Star Mahabharat. Mahabharat holds a lot of facts and is a complicated and marvelous creation, But this is just a fanfiction. This story is just meant as an entertainment and there is no intention to hurt anyone's feelings, religious or otherwise. I have just borrowing the characters to weave a storyline. Summary - What happens if on a random visit to Hastinapur a attack is made on Dushyala and in saving her Arjun gets severely injured? And from thereon the story unfolds... How will Arjun recover.. why does Yudhisthira feel kinship with Karan... How will the future unfold.

"They are five bodies but one soul , if something were to happen to a single one of them the others will not be able to live.........The Pandavas are only strong when they are united." "But they are forever United." "Then they are forever strong." Pandavas , the sons of Maharaj Pandu were some of the greatest warrior to have ever lived and were forever remembered for their battle poweress and devotion to Dharma but more than that they are remembered for their unity and their unconditional love and respect towards each other. Here is a collection of oneshots which will hopefully shed light on this five brothers who were each other's whole world. Thank you so much @creativity-in-soul for the wonderful cover and Banners you made for this book.

The great Mahabharata battle took away the lives of many and left many families incomplete. What would it be like if Anga Raj Karna had a daughter? What would the emotional turmoil of a young girl who lost all she called family in the battle be like? The diversity of the characters, and what may have been their perspectives, is one of the major factors that continues to kindle the flame that has made 'The Mahabharata' an evergreen epic. Yet, the details exploring the lives of the remaining members of the Kuru Dynasty, post the catastrophic battle of Kurukshetra, is left to the imagination. Through exploring what could possibly have taken place post the battle of Kurukshetra, the main focus of this story lies in traversing through the emotions of the various characters - including their unique and heart-warming bonds with the main protagonist of the story. *This is a purely fictional story. Karna's daughter is a character that I have made up for the purpose of this story. Awards: 🥇1st in The Coronation Awards 2020 - 'The Best Protagonist' 🥇1st in The Coronation Awards 2020 - 'The Best Dialogue' 🥉3rd in The Coronation Awards 2020 - 'Best Historical Fiction 🎖Category Winner - The Mahabharat Awards 2020 🥉3rd in The Morpankh Awards 2020 Highest Rankings: 1 in #vijaya (out of 10 stories) 1 in #yudhishthira (out of 11 stories) 2 in #hindu (out of 486 stories) 3 in #subhadra (out of 40 stories) 4 in #thecoronation (out of 103 stories) 5 in #pandavas (out of 112 stories) 5 in #kurufamilymorpankh (out of 11 stories) 6 in #karna (out of 211 stories) 7 in #mahabharata (out of 145 stories) 8 in #arjuna (out of 205 stories) 9 in #nakul (out of 138 stories) 10 in #karn (out of 46 stories)

❛ . . . and she wonders if it's serenity that she demands, or savagery ? ❜ As the Kurus lament and the world cries out in pain cursing the destiny, the charming trickster with a flute knows that for him, the silver-tongued Dvaraka prince, love and war are to go hand in hand. Once named Padmajaa-- a name that bestows her with her non-pareil determination and stubbornness like a lotus bloom in a sludge, she is the root of the sapling of righteousness that the almighty wishes to plant in the pious Aryavarta plagued with the horrors of nefariousness. The woman who rose from the flames along with the famed twins, has creation and cataclysm at her willowy fingertips and charms in her honey eyes as she enchants the hero of the era, Krishna Vaasudeva. With a voyage fraught with catastrophes and her soul stuck between the realms of humanism and divinity, she walks with her head high for she knows she is the chaos. As fate itself comes into the form of a woman who they call a beguiling one, will the world ever see the dawn of rectitude in the dusk of Dvapara?

Subhadra, Arjun, and Uttara try to move on after Abhimanyu's death. ------------ time went on, yet hearts bled, tears dried up, yet grief never fled. ------------ Prompt by : @that_sarcastic_gal

In the shadow of the great epic, the Mahabharata, lies the untold story of Samyukta, the daughter of Prime Minister Vidura. Neither royalty nor commoner, Samyukta's life is woven into the intricate web of loyalty, love, and strife that divides her family. She finds herself at the heart of a world shaped by alliances, rivalries, and unyielding traditions. As an intelligent and compassionate young woman, Samyukta carves her own path amidst the grandeur of Hastinapura and the vibrant courts of Panchala. With the shadow of destiny looming over her family and the kingdoms they serve, she must balance love, loyalty, and duty, discovering her own strength in the face of an uncertain future. In this tale of resilience and quiet courage, the unseen threads of history of Panchala and and the Mahabharatha come alive through the eyes of a woman who refuses to be overlooked-a princess not bound by titles but by the legacy she creates.

What comes after death? A person goes to hell or heaven, based on their deeds. At least that was Sambhaji Raje knew, before he ended up in the body of his younger self, several decades before his death.