This story is about Sheshanag... Since his birth to become the devotee of lord Vishnu... The king of all the serpents... This book will be a trilogy, the first book is about Sheshanag's life, the second book is about Lakshman the incarnation of Sheshanag, it will be a Ramayan on Lakshman's pov and third is about Balram, the second incarnation of Sheshanag... I hope you all will like this book...

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This is the story of an exile that went unrecorded in the grander scheme that Ramayan is all about. Bharath had undertaken a vow of penance for the duration of his brother's absence. He and Mandvi stayed at Nandigram those 14 years, the beginning and end of which have been sung numerous times. But what was the in-between like? What were Bharath and Mandvi beyond their identity as Ram's brother and Sita's sister? What was their bond like? This story is a humble attempt at imagining the answers to these questions.

"Raavan wont be spared!! Nor will the ones who supported him! This is the vow of Dashrathnanan Ram" The loving lord of the three universes declared, eyes blazing with fury and unshed tears "RAGHAV!!!!" The eldest daughter of Janak screamed, being dragged mercilessly into the pushpaka vimana against her will by the evil King of Lanka "Why maa? Did I ever ask?" It came out as a whimper from the lips of Bharat, as he hastily wiped his tears and unlocked the door, facing the world with a brave smile on his face "If thats your decision, then so be it. I wont accompany you to nandigram, Dashrathnandan" Mandavi said firmly, locking her eyes with those of her husband "you have feelings towards me, dont you? Why else are you here" Lakshman's heart snapped into two hearing her words, but he remained silent and swallowed his tears As always. "I am going along, Mila" Lakshman's voice Rang in their room, making Urmila flinch. But she was quick to hide her despair. With a smile on her face, she nodded, sending him away. "Why? Why did you have to leave, Bhaiyya? I dont want to be alone..." Shatrughan's heart was not in a state to accept anything of what happened, but his mind had to. For there was no option left. "You arent alone. I am there, now and always." Shrutakirthi said, squeezing her Husband's hand in her own. She knew she had to be strong, and she will be. ************ BUT How was the relationship between those brothers, who are now our idols? How was the relationship between those sisters, whom we look upto today? How were their relationships as Brothers and Sisters in law? What were these heroes and heroines, as humans? What were their exact emotions when they had to go through all that they did? This book is to comprehend just that. PS- The shades of characters is my own guesses, pls dont read if you feel you would be offended if I show their human shades. Thank you. Cover credits to- @jessica1310_

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"Things end, but memories last forever." Before he defeated Ravan, before he became the saviour of the world, before he sat upon the throne of Kosala, Ram was a simple prince. Before his wife, Sita, was abducted, before he had to endure endless hardships, before he had to kill thousands of rakshasas, Ram was a mere boy. Before he was Raghuvanshi, Scion of Ikshvaku, Ruler of the most powerful state in Ancient India, Ram was just a son, a husband, and a brother to three. So these are the moments before, before any of that happened. Moments where the four princes of Kosala could laugh without worry, moments where they could cry over the small things, moments where they could simply live without a burden on their shoulders. Moments when they could just be people. And yet, as all happy memories do, these moments passed by like a fleeting car, never to be experienced, felt, or known again, just remaining embedded in the minds of whom they belonged. After Ram defeated Ravan, after he ruled Kosala, after he became King, he remembered these moments with a smile. These are the memories which forever shall be remembered. These are the fleeting moments of the Ramayan. Note-Uh, some of these do not match the blurb. "In a Tree" is not a happy chapter.

There had been many versions of the epic Ramayana showing the importance of various characters and their greatness. It's a known story and people love it and get inspired from it. Apart from being a story of sacrifices, righteousness and responsibilities , it is also a story of love . Love that has no bounds, love that is passionate and love that is pure. Ram-Seetha, Bharat-Mandavi , Lakshaman-Urmila , Shatrughan-Shruthakeerthi are great lovers who stood by each other as their strength and support during difficult times. The story is known to everyone but the inside journey isn't. Through this story I want to show you their inside love and the care they had for each other. This story consists of one shots of these four couples showing their happy times. If you are interested in knowing their moments, then join me in this journey of eternal love. PS: This story is just fictional. All the events in the story are just my imagination and have no intention to hurt feelings of others. PS: This story may contain some romantic scenes because I want to show their love in a passionate way. So if you are not interested then don't read the story but please don't bad mouth it. Thankyou.

The elder brothers chose their own path, sure it took a lot of courage and sacrifice on their part but it was their decision one way or other, Ram chose to honour his father's promise, Lakshman chose to follow Ram as usual, Bharat chose to refuse the kingdom and stay a hermit but what about the youngest of four?

King Dasharath had four sons but five children. This is the tale of the scion of Ikshvaku, the first born of Dasharath and Kaushalya. A true story of a brave woman whose sacrifice and strength is mentioned only once in twenty four thousand verses of Valmiki Ramayan. Shanta, the unsung heroine of the Treta Yuga ( 7000 years ago).

#1 under the tag Lakshman as that on April 20,2020......This story is about many overlooked bonds of Ramayana...filled with emotions and love!