What if Karna was the incarnation of one of the strongest Warriors of Treta Yuga (Second Age)? What if he was an ansh of Mahadev? What if Lord Surya was much more present in his son's life? Watch as the Glorious Son of Sun God becomes The Greatest Warrior Of Dwapar Yuga (Third Age)!!

what if Karna wasn't train by one but by two?. what if Karna was not only son and ansh of suryadev but also Devi ganga? what if karna didn't have any curses?. what if draupadi knows Karna before her svayamvar and fall in love with him?. what if In the end of dyut Sabha draupadi commit suicide and died? will Karna and draupadi love will blossom?

--- In the sacred lands of Bharatvarsha, where dharma and adharma weave the fates of mortals and gods alike, a divine saga unfolds-the tale of Parashuram and Dharini Putra Karna. Born as the ansh (essence) of Lord Mahadev through the unyielding penance of Bhagwan Parashuram and Mata Dharini, Karna's life is destined to be extraordinary. Blessed with celestial powers yet raised amidst humble beginnings, he rises to become a beacon of courage, sacrifice, and unwavering loyalty. From his miraculous birth under divine blessings to his relentless pursuit of dharma, Karna's journey is a tapestry of triumphs and trials. As the son of Parashuram, he masters not only the art of war but also the wisdom of the scriptures, earning the favor of gods and mortals alike. Yet, even as he fulfills his divine purpose, Karna's heart remains entangled in the complexities of love and longing. Amidst the grand schemes of fate, two remarkable women shape his destiny, each stirring emotions he never thought possible. Their love challenges him, their loyalty inspires him, and their presence becomes a source of both solace and turmoil. Karna must navigate the fragile balance between destiny and human emotion. *Parashuram Putra Karna* is not just the tale of an unparalleled warrior but also a profound exploration of love, sacrifice, and the eternal struggle to uphold dharma in a world fraught with challenges. This is the story of a man born to greatness, whose life, love, and legacy echo through the ages. ---

in treta yuga , meghanad is kill by lakshman in their battle. while dying he wish in his next reincarnation he will be better person who will follow dharma while closing his eye's and take his last breath.

| under major editing | ❝Everything is within the limits of time, but time moves under the direction of the Lord, who is therefore not within time's limit.❞ -Srimad Bhagavatam 10.3.26, Srila Prabhupada Madirakshi and Suchitra, of Kaliyuga, were dissatisfied with the relation between Karna and Arjun, the two warriors of Mahabharat. After an incident takes place, the sisters find themselves in Dwapar Yuga- the era of Lord Krishna. In their hands rested a mission, joined by the fates of many; to change the course of history for its betterment. _____________________________________________________ Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction based on the epic Mahabharat and its characters. Though some part of the book will relate to Mahabharat, the story will not go as per the actual epic. Highest rank #58 in mythology Highest rank #1 in mahabharat Cover by: @Bloominginmythology

"When love stands beside dharma, even fate learns to bow." In the vast land of Aryavart, Arjuna and Draupadi walk a path woven with trials, vows, and destiny's tests. They face storms, separations, and sacrifices - yet never let their love waver. Together, they prove that true love isn't about escaping hardships, but standing firm through them, hand in hand, while upholding dharma. For theirs is not just a tale of love - it's a journey of faith, strength, and devotion that time itself cannot undo. ---- This is a fictional story

In a twist of fate, the destinies of Karna, Arjuna, and Suyodhan intertwine on the 17th day after the death of Karna, as their memories are transported to their minds when they are at the pivotal stages of their lives. Karna, the anti-hero with an unwavering sense of loyalty; Arjuna, the skilled archer and arguably the hero of the epic filled with wrath due to suffering inflicted on them by his relatives; and Suyodhan, the antagonist whose choices led to the death of all whom he held dear, find themselves reliving their lives from a pivotal point. One of them swore off the war to protect his brothers, another swore to destroy any seeds of war and the third was left confused when there was no target to point his bow at. This is a bit controversial fic. But please give this a try.

What if a modern human is whisked in the body of Karna. In this reimagining of Karna's journey, I delve into the depths of his experiences and emotions, illuminating the complexities of a character often defined by his tragic fate. From his initial isolation as the adopted son of a charioteer to his relentless pursuit of martial excellence, Karna's path is one of unwavering determination and enduring hardship, where he tries to change his destiny.

Kunti stood at the edge of the riverbank, the infant cradled in her arms. The moonlight bathed the landscape in a soft glow, reflecting off the serene waters of the Ganga. Tears streamed down her face as she gazed at the baby's innocent eyes, eyes that seemed to look into her very soul. "Why, my lord, why must fate be so cruel?" she whispered to the night, her voice trembling with sorrow. Her thoughts drifted back to the fateful day when Sage Durvasa had visited her father's palace. Known for his unpredictable temper and powerful curses, Durvasa was both feared and respected. But during his stay, Kunti had served him with utmost devotion, earning his favour.

A man from the present dies. After death, he got a chance to live as a character in Mahabharata. His choice? Well none other than the elder son of Gandhari, the one and only Duryodhana. This is the journey of a man as Duryodhana, with all his evil and a little goodness.