He lived a thousand battles. He loved without condition. He died surrounded by those he protected. Uzumaki Naruto - the Seventh Hokage - closed his eyes for the last time. But the soul that burned too bright to fade was not finished. Reborn into an ancient world of gods, kings, and impossible war - as a child abandoned on a river, raised by a charioteer's gentle hands - Naruto must learn a new world from nothing. No jutsu. No chakra. No one who knows his name. Only the river remembers what he was. And fate is about to learn - it picked the wrong soul to script. i do not own naruto or mahabharat

A fanfic of Karna where he told truth to lord Parshuram , The opening scene is set in Dyut Sabha

This is a fun fanfic for surya putra karna I am a very big fan of him

What if karna had a dream that changed everything for him what if he got tired after seeing how royals treated the low caste people in his duties as angaraj in just one month what if he went ahead to make a kingdom of his own that will stand for only equality and nothing else. join us in this incredible kingdom founding story as karna makes his own kingdom which will rule for hundreds of years after the dwapar yug or maybe even thousand join us in the rise of the great surya empire. I only own the story and nothing else is owned by me except for some oc who will appear with time.

Heavily influenced by other authors. Story of rebirth and reckoning. What happens when Karna and Arjuna wake up with memories of life that could very well become the distant future that neither of them want. What happens when Karna becomes an influence on Arjuna making him aware of the truth he never knew or perhaps kept hidden from him deliberately. What happens when Dharma is challenged and reckoning of Karma becomes imperative. What happens when Men and Gods are judged and questioned alike. The update would be flexible but I will try to update at least once a week.

Aarohi Goenka had lost many people in her life. Her father, mother and then her husband. For years, she raised her daughter with her brother in law Abhimanyu's help, even though he betrayed her once in the past, but she started to trust him again. And then he betrayed her again with her half-sister by switching her with Akshara during their marriage which was taking place for Ruhi's sake. However, Akshara also betrayed her second husband Abhinav in the process as she tricked him into divorcing her and her son Abhir (who was Abhimanyu's son but saw Abhinav as his father) started hating her. Aarohi had enough and left with her heartbroken daughter Ruhi. They wanted to start a new life. However, they didn't expect Mahadev himself intervening and sending them to Dwaparyug where Aarohi met Karn who had just finished his education under Bhagwan Parshuram. She never expected to be married to him but she did. She didn't expect to fall in love with him but she did and he returned the feeling. Watch how they change the fate itself

What if karna never lies to Bagwan parasuram..? What if he became the Gurudev of both Pandavas and Kauravas and thaught them right and wrong ..? would they have changed...? Read to find out ;)

In an age when kingdoms rose and burned under the weight of ambition, three men bound not by blood, but by loyalty. Duryodhana, the prince who refused to be a puppet of tradition, reshaped his empire with iron will and a heart that hid quiet storms. Karna, the outcast-king forged in fire, walked the line between honour and rebellion - a hero born of silence and wrath. Ashwatthama, the immortal's son, carried both his father's curse and his own fierce love, standing torn between dharma and devotion. Together, they challenged gods and kings, rewriting the fate that others wrote for them. But when love, pride, and power entangled their paths, even friendship, their greatest strength was tested. "THE TALE OF TRINITY" is a sweeping reimagination of the Mahabharata, not of war, but of brotherhood. Of men who dared to love fiercely, fight righteously, and rule differently.

Karna had always known the sting of being less than what his spirit longed to be. Denied by Drona, mocked for his birth, he should have walked away alone. Yet that day, two hands reached for his-Duryodhana's, burning with pride and loyalty, and Ashwatthama's, aching to step out of his father's shadow. What began as rejection became brotherhood. Three boys, bound not by blood but by the wounds the world carved into them, chose each other against the tide of tradition. In their laughter, their rage, their quiet promises, they discovered a strength no guru could give: the will to stand, together, even when the heavens themselves decreed otherwise as they started on the journey to make a mark on the strings of destiny themselves. This is not the tale of princes and destiny alone- it is the story of friendship born in defiance, of hearts that refused to break, and of a path where love and loyalty mattered more than fate. A tale where three brothers come together- bound by honor and not by blood- to protect and to stop injustice from spreading and corrupting the ones they love.