Indianhistory Stories

A vivid reimagination of Indian history. A delayed partion. A strange Southner. And an unusual game. Discover the challenges the monsoon months of 1945 hold for the infamous politician and statesman, Muhammad Ali Jinnah... This is a purely fictional work and is written for entertainment purpose only. No copyrights granted.

A nation divided. A love caught in the crossfire. And a wound that never heals. In August 1947, India 's map is being torn in half. For an Anglo-Indian woman NOOR CLARE with the blood of the Empire and the heart of the Punjab, the 'Ghost Train' was supposed to be a path to safety. Instead, it became a slaughterhouse. There, she met him a 'Black' categorized rebel of the INA,ZAMAN SINGH AHUWALIA a soldier without a war. Meeting amidst the silence of a Ghost Train, they form a desperate pact to survive the madness of Partition. As they travel through the smoking ruins of the Punjab, they realize that the deepest wounds aren't the ones on their skin, but the ones on their souls. Caught in the fire between a retreating Empire and a rising Nation, will these two broken souls find salvation in one another? Finally healing the Zakhm (the wound)?

Rewriting.... ------------------------------------------------------- The Blessing of the Moon: The Pandava's Sister is a reimagining of the great Mahabharata, where destiny takes an unexpected turn. In the exile of King Pandu, he and his two wives, Kunti and Madri, live in solitude with their five sons. The arrival of a letter from Hastinapur announces the birth of a daughter in the Kaurav family, stirring Pandu's longing for a daughter of his own. On the very same night, in a twist of fate, Pandu finds a mysterious baby girl near the river, glowing under the moonlight. She is an incarnation of the Goddess Lakshmi, a divine being whose radiant presence brings prosperity, joy, and peace to all who encounter her. She is the sister of the Pandavas, a being who is both part of their bloodline and a divine blessing. As she grows, she becomes an embodiment of positive energy, capable of sensing the hearts of those around her. She changes the lives of the Pandavas, bringing love, light, and balance. Her connection to Lord Krishna, her blessings, and the bond she shares with her brothers form a unique and powerful thread throughout this tale of fate, family, and divine intervention. Follow the journey of Padmakshi, Shrivanya, and Kanvika (the names by which she is known), as she navigates her destiny in the world of gods and mortals, intertwining with the legendary Pandavas, and plays a key role in the epic saga of the Mahabharata. -------------------------------------------------------

Nakul x Karenumati { Falling in Love, Sincere Devotion, Trust: DWAPARYUG} •It's not different from Mahabharat....but some things are different! •Draupadi and keyani shared a sisterhood bond more.... •What if during draupadi vastraharan keyani and subhadra too were insulted. •But what if their insult was not committed by dushashan but by someone else.. •What if she also went with pandavs for exile. ••Her father was greatest villian of history, destined to be slained by Lord Krishna....but Keyani was a great devotee of Shri Krishna •• How was her destiny written through my imagination....as I always respected her and idolized this couple...!!!♡♡♡ Her journey- ♥︎Nakula's heartbeat ♥︎darling little sister of pandavs ♥︎sisterhood with draupadi ♥︎pure motherhood with all the children of pandavs ♥︎lovely daughter in law of kunti •Revenge pain sacrifice just like draupadi had beared she tooo must have suffered all these but it got lost in the pages of history. • MOST UNDERRATED COUPLE OF DWAPARYUG, YET THEY SHARED A BOND WHICH HAD DEEP MUTUAL RESPECT, TRUST, SINCERITY, CARE AND LOVE.!♡ • She was described a GEM among the queens and his husband was described as the most handsome man in the whole aryavrat after Shri Krishna. •• JAYA SAMHITA ••

In the age when Dharma stands fragile, a love older than time itself descends into mortal form. As Krishna readies himself to restore balance, a new force rises beside him - not merely a consort, but his equal, an amsha of Adi Para Shakti herself. Born as a warrior, destined to uphold Dharma, and cursed to forget the very soul she loves, her journey will weave battles, heartbreak, and divinity into legend. This is the tale of Jaya - the Warrior Beloved of Krishna. In the fires of destiny, two souls shall fight, fall, and rise - together.

✨THE DAUGHTER OF AYODHYA✨ After having two baby boys, the valiant prince of Ayodhya, Prince Lakshmana, and his wife, the light of Mithila, princess Urmila, were blessed with a daughter. She bloomed like a flower. Soft, Delicate, Sacred. That tiny baby girl grew up to be the first feminist. She learnt to speak louder than forced silence. With her mother's grace and her fathers feirceness, she became one of the best warriors in Aryavart. PRINCESS SOMADA-THE GIRL WHO REFUSED TO BE SILENCED

"The roar of forts, the clash of swords, and the fearless saga of valiant Mavalas... This book carries you to the battlefields of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, where every fight gives birth to valor and every victory tells the tale of a hero."

What happens when Eternity chooses to become human, and Humanity refuses to become eternal? Banished to the mortal soil after her third catastrophic downfall, Suprova- a disgraced, memory-wiped deity- lives as a simple peasant girl known as Vumi. But when a cynical wanderer carrying a bamboo flute and a silver hairpin crosses her path, a cosmic mystery buried across Four-Yugas begins to awaken. A Deity who chooses to become human... Vs. A Human who refuses to become divine. "Tell me, Sakhi, what is this thing called Love? Is it truly nothing but Endless agony?" "In my eyes... You have no equal." This is a story of a 'Connection Beyond Lifetimes'- where the crowns of heaven are traded for the rich, warm sanctuary of the earth. "Beloved Sakhi, with love and tender care, carve my name within the silent sanctuary of your Heart."

কী ঘটে যখন অনন্ততা মানুষ হতে চায়, আর মানবতা চিরন্তন হতে অস্বীকার করে? তৃতীয় ভয়াবহ পতনের পর মর্ত্যলোকে নির্বাসিত হয়ে, সুপ্রভা - অপমানিত ও স্মৃতিভ্রষ্ট দেবী, 'ভূমি' নামে এক সাধারণ কৃষক কন্যা হিসেবে জীবনযাপন করে। কিন্তু যখন বাঁশের বাঁশি আর রুপোর চুলের কাঁটা হাতে এক রহস্যময়ী ভবঘুরে পথিক তার জীবনে আসে, তখন চার-যুগ ধরে চাপা পড়ে থাকা এক মহাজাগতিক রহস্য জেগে উঠতে শুরু করে। এক দেবতা যে মানুষ হতে চায়... বনাম, এক মানুষ যে দেবত্ব গ্রহণ করতে অস্বীকার করে। "সখী, ভালোবাসা কারে কয়? সে কি কেবলি যাতনা ময়?" "আমার মতে, তোর মতন কেউ নেই।" এ এক 'জন্ম-জন্মান্তরের বন্ধন'-এর গল্প- যেখানে স্বর্গের মুকুট তুচ্ছ হয়ে যায় পৃথিবীর উষ্ণ, স্নিগ্ধ আশ্রয়ের অভয়ারণ্যে। "ভালোবেসে সখী, নিভৃতে যতনে, আমার নামটি লিখো তোমার মনের মন্দিরে..."

Prequel of Madhav's Parth.

Advay was an 18-year old normal Indian boy but due to covid in 2020, he died. but before he dies he always read a book called the spirituality of reincarnation. he tries that meditation for some time but now he dies and he reincarnated in 1000BC. he is the 13th prince of the Garota kingdom in the Iron Age of India (Late Vedic period) his journey begins... **************************** It's a frictional book but it's a historical so I will try to took you all in history of India as much as I can *****

This story is about a modern girl in ancient Indian kingdom... Hope you like it!

As Supreme Court's Basic Structure surmise is nothing but a Doctrine of Division that is bound to undermine India's post-partition integrity, hope that WE THE PEOPLE OF INDIA through our elected representatives would suitably amend the constitution meant for the Utopian Republic of India that is detrimental to our SOVEREIGN SOCIALIST SECULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC before it is beyond redemption.

Lost in pain, guilt and endless suffering was a child who feld for his life from the war torn Aryavart. He had nothing more with him, his memories failed him and yet he was taken in and given the name Perseus. He grew up, became Greece's most beloved warrior. But was that the end? Or was it just the beginning of a nightmare. Buried within his forgotten past lies a book. A book which took several lives. A book which holds a secret which died with its master in battle. "Who are you?" "The all knowing, all powerful...." "I didn't ask for subtitles!" Exclaimed Perseus. They dangerously held their swords against each other's throats. Their eyes challenged one another, yet neither of them were willing to battle it with their swords. "Why do you need this book?" Asked Vatsala. "Why did you....kill...." "Mere mortals such as yourself are so foolish!" Laughed the man. "Hand me the book, or else none of you live." They looked around and realised they were surrounded by armed men who were ready to strike as soon as the signal was given. "Percy, let him go." She softly suggested, by gently placing a hand on his shoulder. "I have their leader, they won't kill us." He replied. "You don't get them yet," sighed Vatsala, "they are not one, they are many. He that was made within one, is not one." Perseus dropped the sword and the book was handed to the man. They were at their wits ends. Would they succeed? Would they succumb to evil? Trapped, encoded, shrouded in mystery is a dangerous secret. The ones who knew it, died. Would they meet the same fate as that of the past? **Sequel to- Katha Raniyon Ki** **Can also be read as a standalone** Graphic designer: @Anoralily

"Mahakal never dies." A storm rises in Bengal. A man drags two cannons through the mud, shouting into the night: "Jai Maa Chinnamasta!" In another century, in the shadow of Bibibazar, a girl whispers to herself as she is sold like cattle: "I will survive. I will fight back." Far away in Bishnupur, musicians dare to awaken the forbidden Raga Deepak-only to watch flames leap from stone idols and faces twist in cruel laughter. These voices do not belong to one time or one life. They echo across centuries-kings and rebels, widows and children, astrologers and warriors-all caught in the same prophecy. "She is not an ordinary girl," the astrologer murmured, tracing Lalita's palm. "You will hold power greater than kings... but your death will come from love." The Stone of Saturn binds them all. History shifts, timelines fracture, but the curse refuses to die. Dark, haunting, and unforgettable, this is not a tale to be read-it is a fate to be endured. The Stone of Saturn will not let you go.

The eldest of all Pandavas, he was bound to follow the path to righteousness. Devoid of a carefree childhood, he was bound prematurely in responsibilities. His life is understated, his point of view neglected. He remained calm in the midst of all the chaos, but deep within, he was, like everyone else. Vulnerable. This book delves deeper into the epic through the view point of the eldest Pandava. PLEASE DO NOT PLAGIARIZE

*"Lahore, before independence- A city burning under British chains, yet dreaming of freedom. Ibadat grew up in the shadow of her father, a rebel-poet whose verses were sharper than swords. His poetry gave courage to the people, but when the British realized his words could spark a revolution, they silenced him forever. Now, with nothing left but his blood-stained diary, Ibadat must rise. In a world that never listens to women, will her voice become the fire her father once lit? Or will her verses be crushed before they can ignite the storm of freedom? A tale of courage, sacrifice, and poetry that defies empires. Because sometimes... words are the greatest weapons."* #Ibadat #HistoricalFiction #Freedom #Rebellion #Poetry #BritishRaj #Lahore #BeforeIndependence #IndianHistory #StrongFemaleLead #Courage #Sacrifice #WordsAsWeapons #Revolution #RomanceAndRebellion #Shayari #Legacy #IndependenceStruggle #WritersVoice #FightForFreedom

Extracts from the writings of Sri Aurobindo

Viamrsh Rudra Maurya was the most conscientious and honest king the people had ever witnessed. Despite being burdened with the Kingdom at the young age of 13 he had held his position well. Mauryavati was one of the bigger kingdoms of the nation. The only threats they had were external. No kingdom of Hind ever dared to challenge him. He was as ruthless on the battlefield as he was impartial in court. There was one person who hated him despite his many qualities Miraya Adhiraj -the exiled princess of Chandravarta She was 15 when Mauryavati's soldiers attacked her father in the dead of the night and killed him thus winning their kingdom. She was thrown into the forest with her brother and mother. She had spent 9 years burning for revenge and honing her skills. She knew that. war was not a possibility for them she had to win her kingdom using the same deceit she lost it to. "As a gift of our marriage I ask for the kingdom of Chandravarta for my brother," she said as the concealed dagger glinted in the light of the lamps. Viamrsh laughed at her request, "Granted, my dear wife Kashvi," he said stamping on the paper. "Miraya" she corrected finally lifting her veil.

This is the sequel to the story Kayadhu Kalyaan (Book 1 of VishnuBhakti series). Do read it before reading this book. In the heart of the infernal realm, where shadows dance and fear reign supreme, a child is born. He is the heir to the Demon King, a creature of darkness and malice. Yet, this child is different. Instead of inheriting his father's cruelty, he is drawn to the light, to the divine. The Demon King, enraged by his son's defiance, vows to destroy him. A clash between the forces of light and darkness unfolds. Will the child's devotion be enough to overcome his father's wrath? Or will the demon king's reign of terror continue unchecked?