Pratap Singh Sisodia : Prince and later King of Mewar. Known for his bravery and his efforts to unite the Rajputs against foreign invasions. He is also a happy go lucky person who loves his mother, father and the girl he has been friends with since he was a child with all his heart. Ajabde Panwar : Daughter of Jagirdar of Mewar a smart and sweet girl who has a tumultuous childhood but tries to find happiness around her. Favourite of Rani Jaiwanta Bai , Pratap's mother and his closest friend.

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A fictional love story of one of the greatest king of Rajputana Pratap Singh and his wife Maharani Ajabde Punwar. Pratap Singh Sisodia: Crown Prince of Mewar who is about to be crowned as Maharana soon. His goal is to reunite Rajputana against external forces. He was engaged to Ajabde when they were just kids, which was broken by his father due to some misunderstanding. What will he do when he comes to know there is a girl somewhere who still considers him as her husband even when relationship between them were cut by their family. Will he go against his family and distract himself from the goal he has strived hard for for that girl? Ajabde Punwar : Smart and sweet girl who helps her father administrate his Bijolia Jagir with efficiency. Since she came to know that she is engaged, she has been in love with Mewar Prince Pratap Singh and considers him as her husband inspite of knowing that the ties has been cut never to be mended. But she does not get deterred by her broken heart. Her resilience and optimisim is the light of her family and her Bijolia people. Will she be able to win him over with her love and devotion? PS : This is not exactly a fan fiction of the Hindi show so it can be read as any full fledged historical fiction but lovers of the show can consider as one :)

This is another historical fiction based on life of Maharana Pratap and his queen Maharani Ajabde Punwar. Pratap Singh Sisodia: Twenty year old, Crown Prince of Mewar who is about to be crowned as Maharana soon. Despite his unwavering focus on his duties and his responsibilities toward the kingdom, a girl had managed to capture his heart years ago, ending up in their marriage. Yet, in a desperate bid to save her, he was forced to banish her. Now as a grown up adult, wiser, and stronger, will he be able to defeat his enemies and win her back? Ajabde Punwar : Smart and sweet daughter of Samanth of Mewar, Rao Mamarak Singh. She had grown up under her father's immense hatred due to a mishap that happened during her childhood. In an unexpected turn, Kunwar Pratap, the crown prince of Mewar, took a liking to her, and after many hardships, they were married. But fate had other plans. Barely a month later, she was cast out of her husband's home. Back in her maternal home, she had to face not only heartbreak but the immense responsibility of managing her Jagir. Will she be able to let go of her inner inhibitions and heartbreak to come out stronger? Will their love endure the sting of betrayal, the web of conspiracies, and the weight of guilt? It is an independent historical fiction but derives a story arc from Maharana Pratap show so it can also be considered as a fan fiction.

Greatest love story of history with my imagination and perspective. Loved the chemistry of Samarthya Gupta and Priyanshi Yadav in the Sony TV's show Chakravartin Samrat Prithviraj Chauhan However it got wrapped early due to TRP constraints. Hence my ode to their Chemistry and most Iconic love story of history. Pls note I do not own any rights over the story or characters and have no intentions to hurt anyone's feelings. The story will be completed based on my imagination and thoughts and hardly on historical facts or evidences

A Prince who hasn't seen his biological parents since birth, learned only to hate right from his young age and lost his heart entirely to become a ruthless person who breathes with the sole purpose of his life being ~~ Seeking his parents' revenge! A Princess who has been brought up with nothing but immense love from both her parents, trained in administration and martial arts to become a fearless warrior ~~ Completely unaware of her father's gruesome side! What happens when five out of her seven brothers die in a battle by the hands of the ruthless Prince, and she is forced to marry the killer of her brothers, both unaware of what destiny has planned for the two? What started as a revenge game, can it turn into care, passion, and love for one another? Dive into the story to know more and see the drama unfolding right before you!

Two childhood friends, from two enemy kingdoms in the 12th century, Prithvi and Sanyogita, arrives at crossroads years after, as two unknown individuals in disguise. On one hand was Prithvi who grew up to be Ajmer Naresh Maharaj Prithviraj Chauhan, the king of Ajmer, the mightiest king, the bravest warrior Bharat ever knew, the heir to the throne of Delhi, the would be Chakravarti Samrat, on the other hand was Kannauj Kumari Sanyogita, trapped in the net of emotions and disguised blackmails by his father and his aids, inhibiting poison inside her for her childhood love, Prithvi. The love hate relationship continues in disguise with Prithvi as a spy from Ajmer, Shiv and Sanyogita as her royal maid, BhanuPriya. But Sanyogita's world turns upside down as she comes to know the man she was falling for in the streets of Kashi is her old love Prithviraj. Sensing his wise intent Sanyogita, in disguise, assists him, going against her own kingdom, but never letting Prithviraj know of her reality. The story takes a turn, when the real BhanuPriya, the royal maid to Rajkumari Sanyogita, appears in Ajmer to seek refuge from Prithviraj, revealing the real identity of the girl Prithviraj was hanging out with for so many days. Will love win the game or will the enmity ignite more? That only time will tell. This story is a fan fiction based on SonyTv serial "Chakravarti Samrat Prithviraj Chauhan". All the plots and character graphs are taken from the serial and are being retold according to writer's convince. Though the history is being studied while writing this piece but no "historical accuracy" is intended. This piece is purely a work of fiction and any similarity with real historical incidents is coincidental and unintended.