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𝐅𝐢𝐫𝐬𝐭 𝐢𝐧 𝐦𝐲𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐥𝐨𝐠𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥 𝐬𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬 𝑨𝑮𝑨𝑺𝑻𝒀𝑨 𝑺𝑰𝑵𝑮𝑯 𝑪𝑯𝑨𝑼𝑯𝑨𝑵 30 king of 𝐒𝐰𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐠𝐚𝐫𝐡 a kingdom known for its wealth , rituals and the fighter quality of their men and the pure charm they all held 𝑷𝑹𝑨𝑻𝑯𝑨 𝑴𝑶𝑯𝑰𝑵𝑰 𝑨𝑹𝒀𝑨 20 daughter of a famous deceased dancer mohini arya in 𝐏𝐫𝐚𝐯𝐚𝐧𝐭𝐠𝐚𝐫𝐡 the kingdom known for its rich culture and the arts the people living here helps like dancing singing weaving and many more

A love saga of Skandagupta, a warrior prince of Magadh and Devasena, a princess of Malwa.

"But I want to know who you are." "Well, a non-humane person with meagre abilities." "What abilities?" "Hmm... what do they say? Ah yes! To fool people around ." "Do you mind repeating that again?" "To destroy the world. What's yours?" "To mend your destruction. " "Seriously?" "Seriously." ~An excerpt from the conversion of the two heirs of the world of a strange mystery and delusion. ---------------------- The genre of the book is historical fiction and mythology. It contains supernatural elements along with magical realism, dark fantasy, thriller, legend and folklore.

"Her eyes are the colour of the dark clouds, Her dancing even entices the peacocks, She is the beauty of the Northern Kingdom Utharabhaa. Ihitha Mallika" The journey of Aswamitra, the Crown prince of Urvasiratnapura in search for the beauty of the North Kingdom Utharabhaa in the forbidden dense forest of Mangalasuvidha. Ihitha Mallika and Aswamithra Ihithaswamithram [Coming soon...] NG

अधीरा/Adhira- Lightning What happens when the Goddess of the Lightning- a much-feared solitudinarian who resides in her secluded island- is to return to the state of Dakshrajya? --- Adhira. The name strikes frozen terror into the hearts of the residents of Dakshrajya. She's never been seen since her exile a century ago, and is known to live in the small, deeply-forested island near the kingdom- an island which she owns and reigns over in solitude. The Island of Adhira, like it's only resident, had never been seen since she permanently settled in it. All that was known of the Goddess of the Lightning was that the color of her eyes symbolized the thick grey mist that hung over her island, her tresses, which touched her ankles, symbolized the colors of the attackers and defenders during a storm- black- the hue of the stormy sky which threw down lightning and downpour, and brown- the hue of the trees which defended the forest from floods. She was said to have the same essence as petrichor- the scent that floated into the skies when the deep blue river that cut through the island mingled with the deep brown soil of the shore- alluring, earthy and lovely- yet haunting. The kingdom from where the goddess comes is a place of prosperity and perfection. The Queen mother rules over Dakshrajya with wisdom and rationality. Peace resides in the island, more than anything else. But when the charming young prince of one of the world's most powerful Indian empires arrives with an offer of alliance to the kingdom with a strange price, will the peace remain? Even if the price is the forceful sending of Adhira, all the way to their empire, to be used as a military weapon? Even if the queen's queendom is threatened if she isn't sent? ~An Indian historical fantasy fiction.~ #130 In Wattpad India #1 in Indian Fantasy Copyright © 2022 Sherynnn1000

Set against the events of the Kashmiri Pandit Exodus, Kasheer: The Home We Lost is a story of memory, displacement, and everything that was left behind. In the winter of 1990, Shivanshi Bhat and Hridey Kaul are children growing up in a place that feels permanent-until one night, it isn't. As fear spreads and families begin to leave, their lives take different paths. Shivanshi leaves early with her family, carrying fragments of a home she cannot return to. Hridey stays longer, his family forced into uncertainty, loss, and the harsh realities of displacement. They do not say goodbye. They do not know if they will ever meet again. Years pass. Lives are rebuilt. Identities shift. In a world far removed from Kashmir, Shivanshi Bhat and Hridey K. meet again-no longer as the children they once were, but as strangers shaped by everything they survived. There is no recognition. Only a quiet familiarity neither of them can explain. As the past begins to surface in fragments-through memory, silence, and things left unsaid-they are forced to confront a truth that neither of them was prepared for: Home was never just a place. And some connections do not disappear, no matter how much time or distance stands between them. They are two people shaped by history trying to find each other again.

He moves closer, her breath hitches. Clear discomfort evident in her poise. He doesn't stop. She recoils back, her lips tremble. "I don't want this... at least not now" she stutters, He's not listening. His face is too close to her own, he reeked of alcohol and carnal hunger. For a moment his nostrils flare, taking in her scent. His lips go dangerously close to her earlobe. A shiver runs down her spine. "Want what princess ?" His voice turns husky. "This-" her own words are lost, alas it was she who had came to him, wasn't it ? His warm arms already closing around her, trapping her into a cage of forced affection. ❉⊱•═•⊰❉⊱•═•⊰❉⊱•═•⊰❉ She had left him but was compelled to return. Now under his shelter, she must try to rediscover the love they had or get destroyed by their shared agony while enemies also lurk within their home. Welcome to the journey of Kumar Digvijay, the terrific warrior from Magadh and Shubhangi, the fugitive princesz from Panchal.

Diary of an actor on his role as Arjuna.

In ancient times where women weren't allowed to study and have their own opinions, Pankhuri's father, Anand Das, a teacher in palace, raised his three equally strongly opinionated, independent, and free willed daughters. Pankhuri couldn't ask for more when her father engaged her to Aakash, her childhood best friend whom she loved with all of her heart but at the end; to her utter devastation she ended up marrying Samrat Singh Rajawat, the third prince of Samargarh, who stayed abroad most of his life but the rumours of him being notorious, a rebel and a playboy always made rounds in whole of the kingdom. What she couldn't understand was why the prince suddenly took interest in her and agreed to marry her when there was no connection between them, she belonged to much lower status than him, a commoner? Pankhuri made up her mind to keep her distance from the Prince as she will never be able to love him or give herself truly to the Prince and she was sure the Prince wouldn't spare her two glance either as she wasn't his type, or so she thought.

Bhairavi is the Queen of the Agneya kingdom considered evil by her own subjects and family. Not just people but her works also prove her evilness the Prince from another kingdom enters and his arrival changes the picture. What are the works that are witness of Bhairavi's evilness and will she ever change or will keep creating problems for everyone. __________________________________________________ pictures used in this story do not belong to me credit goes to the owner

ON HOLD The second book (sequel) to the First book (Fearless - Book 1 of The Rajkumari Trilogy) ⚠️DISCLAIMER: This book can be read as a standalone, but I recommend you to read the first book before reading this for a better experience and clarity in understanding a few things in this book. 📖BOOK SYNOPSIS: Suryakanti Verma's life is a sinuous stream of secrets and revelations and a prophecy that revolves around her true self. She is an unordinary woman, a Veer Naari equipped with warfare and scholarly knowledge. She is content and has a bounce in her step as she lives her happy-go-lucky life, but that is all about to change. Her life turns upside down when she discovers her royal parentage. She has to live up to her name and fulfill a responsibility that is put onto her shoulders that has never experienced obligation, pressure, or crisis. She has to flip back the pages of history to find her true self, to rip apart the blanket of vice and power lust, to save thousands of innocent lives from the looming danger. Fortunately, she is a determined, resilient, optimistic woman who can break the shackles that bind her motherland and destroy the evil power behind it. But can she? The young woman is all for spontaneity, but trouble flares as her neatly mapped-out plans are on the verge of falling apart. The situation requires her to change, but will she be able to embrace it? Will she be triumphant or... fail? Join the young princess on her quest to save her kin and uncover a deep-rooted conspiracy.

From seeing the death of her parents - The rulers of Suryavana on her 13th birthday, then loosing her right to the throne because of her gender to being abused and neglected in he own land Swadha has seen it all. On her 15th birthday, she decides to do the forbidden- run away, come back stronger and fight to regin her land. The path wasn't simple, it was filled with pain and hardships on every step but she isn't a fragile lily rather she is a lotus blooming against the current. ============================== " They said that I was powerless so I decided to show them the real power - the power of the QUEEN OF WAR" ============================== Backing out isn't in my blood, and I won't think twice before shedding my blood for my kingdom. They planted the seed of vengeance in me, now the will bear the fruits of it. The thirst for revenge and justice is the only thing keeping me alive and I won't rest till I succeed. ~Swadha

When Prince Uttam's horses ran amok in the only garden Pritha had the luxury to visit, Uttam gets an eyeful and both-ears-ful of the disdained princess. After that, he couldn't quite manage to keep his heart or himself in control. (Sources say he didn't try, either.) What followed was calls for war, broken alliances and trade, power-shuffle and years of carefully crafted plans going to ruins because a heart came alive when splashed with a bucket of water in extreme cold. Which sowed seeds of love in the garden of his dreams. A garden he was sure to share with his gardener, or die trying. Will the cold kill his crop or is the spring just round the corner for our shepherd prince? Do read on to know the story. Book 1 in the RA series. RA series tells the lores of 9 kingdoms of Charuvart, home to greatest and finest of rulers. Story started- 19 April 2022

In an age where kingdoms rise and fall with the clash of swords, two destinies collide behind masks and moonlight. "I swore to kill the Prince of Magadh. I didn't realize I'd end up falling for him." Amrapali, the fierce Princess of Kalinga, is a warrior in silk, a protector of her people, and a master of the blade. Raghuveer Pratap Singh, the ruthlessly revered Prince of Magadh, is a devil in disguise-a man born for war and undefeated in every battle. Their first encounter was fire against fire, a duel under moonlight where neither knew the other's identity. When a peace treaty forces them face-to-face, the secrets of the past threaten to burn both kingdoms to ash. Tropes: #EnemiesToLovers #ForcedProximity #SlowBurn #WarringKingdoms #PossessivePrince #WarriorPrincess Read now to see if their obsession unites two kingdoms or destroys them both.

What if you were thrust into the past? What if you came face-to-face with the very king you've spent years researching-only to discover that he is your greatest enemy? Sameera, a passionate history enthusiast and Ayurved intern, has always been fascinated by the past. She dreams of pursuing her honors in history, but before she even gets the chance to apply, an unexpected twist of fate sends her and her friends hurtling back in time-to the year 370 BC. Lost in an unfamiliar world, they soon realize that Sameera is the mirror image of the kingdom's missing princess. As she navigates the intrigues of the past, she uncovers a startling truth: the legendary king she admires, the ruler she has spent years researching, sees her as his foe. But what really happened to Princess Samyukta? And when Sameera finally stands before King Shivendra-will their destinies clash in hatred, or will fate weave a different tale? Will she lose herself in the depths of history, or will she forge a new path-perhaps even with someone unexpected? This is also Shivendra's story-the man, the ruler, the king who shaped a nation and carved his name into history. He was powerful, fearless, and revered. But behind his greatness was his queen, his Samyukta-the woman who was his strength, his weakness, and his destiny. 'Shiv-Yukta: Destiny's Play' is a tale of love and enmity, betrayal and loyalty, war and passion. A journey through time that will keep you enthralled until the very last page. Will destiny repeat itself-or change forever? 📖✨ Dive into the story to find out! Disclaimer: Everything used and described in this story is a work of fiction. Inspirations might have been take from the real world but the story is completely a work of fiction. So, there is no need to take anything on your hearts, and any resemblance to the real thing is just coincidence. This story is also available on scroll stack and inkitt. It is available in Hindi in Pratilipi Thank you!

In Rajasthan, marriages are not just between two people-they are between kingdoms, pride, and power. Rajkumari Meera of Ranakpur has spent her life surrounded by poetry, politics, and freedom. Fierce, intelligent, and unafraid to speak her mind, she's the jewel of her kingdom-but her fire burns brightest for one thing: her hatred for Rajkumar Veer of Chandragarh, the arrogant, battle-hardened prince who has been her rival since childhood. When old tensions rise between their kingdoms, a forced alliance is the only way to stop a war-and Meera's worst nightmare comes true. She is married off to the one man she despises. To Meera, this marriage is a prison. To Veer, it's a duty. But not everything is as it seems. As palace secrets begin to unravel, loyalties are tested, and hidden truths rise with the desert winds, Meera must decide: Is Veer truly the enemy she's always believed... or the only one who can stand beside her in a kingdom full of masks and betrayal? In the heart of the desert, where love is war and hatred runs deep, can two enemies survive each other-or will their storm destroy everything?

''Gazing in the mirror of still clear waters, a lotus in her hand - a sharper breeze now ripples the surface, distorting her reflection and the lotus seems now a spear and the sunset dyes her tresses a glowing crimson." Extract from a 'One-Shot' - but which one?

Many moons ago, there lived a great warrior, a righteous king, who fought for and laid down his life for the freedom of our land. Mewari Rana. Maharana Pratap. His legacy is not one that can be told in a few words, yet we know little about this larger-than-life ruler. But, even lesser known than the king is his Queen Consort. Maharani Ajabde. Theirs was a childhood love that blossomed so gloriously that it led to the illustrious rise of the Kingdom of Mewar. This is a tale built from our imaginative brains. This is their story.