Indianmythology Stories

Some lovestory do not belong to just one lifetime... they transcend time itself. Aadya believes she is just an ordinary girl, living in the present-until the past starts pulling her back. Fragments of a forgotten time, flashes of another life.... The pain, the betrayal, the love-they all feel too real. But she doesn't remember everything. Then she meets Devansh. He is different. He knows her far too well, as if he has lived this story before. Because he has. Unlike Aadya, he remembers everything. Their past, their separation, and the truth she has yet to uncover. As Aadya begins slipping between timelines, caught between the past and present, she must uncover the mystery of her own existence. Is history repeating itself, or is this their chance to change fate? A story of love, time travel, and a bond that defies destiny itself.

She knew how to fight in court. Now she must fight fate itself. Trapped in the Mahabharata, Aanya's choices could save thousands-or destroy time.

A brave king. A clever ghost. A dangerous promise. Every night, King Vikramaditya carries a mysterious corpse through a haunted forest. The corpse is possessed by Betal, a witty spirit who stops him again and again with strange tales of kings, queens and betrayals. At the end of each tale, Betal asks a sharp riddle-if Vikram knows the answer and stays silent, his head will shatter, but if he speaks, Betal escapes back to the tree. This story follows Vikram's journey through fear, wisdom and temptation as he struggles to keep his word and solve Betal's twisted questions.

A fallen queen. A cursed forest. A fate older than gods. Hunted through the Vindhya woods, Princess Rugveda rides toward a destiny she does not yet understand. Shadows watch. Secrets awaken. And rebirth is not a blessing- it is a trial. RUGVEDA is a mythological dark-fantasy of ancient kingdoms, twin souls, sacrifice, and rebirth-where gods bleed, queens rise, and love defies death itself.

📖 CHAPTER 1 - "I AM FIRE" I do not remember light. I remember heat. Heat that pulsed like a heartbeat. Heat that whispered my name before I even had one. When I first opened my eyes, the world was red- flames rising and circling around me like guardians, chanting priests swaying in rhythm, and the fragrance of ghee swirling through the air like destiny itself. I was not born. I was summoned. Called out of sacred fire by a father whose pride had been broken... whose humiliation carved a wound deeper than any sword could cut. THE WOUND THAT CREATED ME My father, King Drupada of Panchal, was once a man of immense dignity- a warrior whose footsteps echoed like thunder across the gurukuls of Aryavarta. But before he was a king, he was simply Drupada, a student who shared half his life... and half his dreams... with another boy. That boy was Drona. They studied together, laughed together, shared stale rotis on hungry nights and grand ambitions on long afternoons. And one day, in the blooming innocence of youth, my father promised: "When I become king, half my kingdom will be yours." Friendship made the vow sweet. Life made it bitter. Years passed, and fate hardened both of them. My father became King Drupada of Panchal. Drona became a penniless Brahmin with a brilliant mind and a burning hunger- a hunger sharpened by rejection, by poverty, by humiliation. They met again. Not as friends. As fire and wind, destined to clash. When Drona arrived at the gates of Panchal seeking help, my father-surrounded by guards, drowned in the intoxication of power- looked at him with eyes that did not recognize the boy he once loved like a brother. "How can a king share his kingdom with a beggar?" Those words were arrows. Sharp. Merciless. Unforgettable. Drona left with a wound on his soul. A wound that demanded repayment. And one day... he did.

In a world where myth and legend intertwine with the modern age, every seventeen-year-old is granted one chance-a time when they are pulled into the mysterious dream dimension known as Nexus Legacies. There, they face trials to inherit the power, wisdom, or curse of gods, demons, and mythical beings from across the world. The main character,a quiet teen with a mysterious past and life, is thrust into the Nexus on his seventeenth birthday. With an unwavering will, he navigates surreal adventures through the world where strength alone isn't enough. With the legacies of deities or monsters,the legacy weilders battle on various stages to reach the top. A mythic journey rooted in Indian and global lore, The Myth: Legacy Awakening, blends destiny, danger, and divine inheritance into a tale where strength,wisdom,intelligence and determination are the key to becoming more than human. ----------------------------- If you like the chapter,do vote it,so that it reaches more audience. Do leave a comment-good or bad- each comment helps! Highest ranking @ #mythical -55 #indianmythology-2 #awakening-39 #mysticism-2 #epicbattles-1 #ancient-95 #-magicalrealism-46

𝘑𝘦 𝘵'𝘢𝘪𝘮𝘦. 𝘈𝘶𝘫𝘰𝘶𝘳𝘥'𝘩𝘶𝘪. 𝘊𝘦 𝘴𝘰𝘪𝘳. 𝘋𝘦𝘮𝘢𝘪𝘯. 𝘗𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘵𝘰𝘶𝘫𝘰𝘶𝘳𝘴. 𝘚𝘪 𝘫𝘦 𝘷𝘪𝘷𝘢𝘪𝘴 𝘮𝘪𝘭𝘭𝘦 𝘢𝘯𝘴, 𝘫𝘦 𝘵'𝘢𝘱𝘱𝘢𝘳𝘵𝘪- 𝘦𝘯𝘥𝘳𝘢𝘪𝘴 𝘱𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘵𝘰𝘶𝘴. 𝘚𝘪 𝘫𝘦 𝘷𝘪𝘷𝘢𝘪𝘴 𝘮𝘪𝘭𝘭𝘦 𝘷𝘪𝘦𝘴, 𝘫𝘦 𝘵𝘦 𝘧𝘦𝘳𝘢𝘪𝘴 𝘮𝘪𝘦𝘯𝘯𝘦 𝘥𝘢𝘯𝘴 𝘤𝘩𝘢𝘤𝘶𝘯𝘦 𝘥'𝘦𝘭𝘭𝘦𝘴. • • · •. ✶˚ . ·*✧* ˚ · . ·* . ✵. ✵ .· A story of young love nurtured by the smiles and tears of two people from different worlds. Radha Rani x fem!oc Book 2 of 𝒇𝒐𝒍𝒌𝒍𝒐𝒓𝒆

These violent delights have violent ends And in their triumph die, like fire and powder, Which as they kiss consume ━ Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet

The Untold contexts left burried inside. Ramayana is an ancient Indian epic written sometime in the fifth century BCE about Rama, prince of Ayodhya who is exiled and then returns. The sage Valmiki wrote it in Sanskrit and taught it to Rama's sons, the twins Lava and Kush. It is a rather long poem, with approximately 24000 verses and is known as the Adi Kavya. (adi = original, first; kavya=poem) While the basic story is about palace politics and battles with demon tribes, the narrative is interspersed with philosophy, ethics, and notes on duty. This book states most of the facts that people are oblivious of. Cover credits- @hazelwolfx

Some stories are not written by us - they are carved by Fate's own pen. Grahan is not just a tale of love - it is an epic where myth bleeds into reality, and emotions mirror the divine flaws of humanity. Here, love isn't a fable - it's a truth, fierce and flawed. A truth that tests the very values we swear to uphold. Every soul in this story carries a fragment of us - Arya, the weight of rigid morals that refuse to bend even when the heart breaks. Chandrika, the ego that blinds us in our pursuit of perfection. Chitrarath, the beauty and lust that tempt even the strongest. Surya, the courage that glows even in the shadows of despair. Shikha, the rebellion that rises when silence no longer heals. As their fates intertwine under the eclipse - the Grahan - values will be tested, love will be redefined, and even the gods will watch as humans rewrite destiny with trembling hands. Because sometimes, the most divine wars are not fought with swords - but with hearts. So step into the Grahan... and come face to face with your truth.

~"They were shaking and trembling just as the ground in fear. How couldn't they. She was standing right in front of them, in flesh, blood and bone, her face a blank mask, her posture calm but deadly. She radiated authority. Those sea green eyes ringed with black and orange as the galaxies twinkled in them, betrayed no emotion. The moment she took a step forward they took five steps back. They recognized her. The BLACK LADY~The ASTERAEA. The whispers that spoke of death after all originated and revolved around her. The lady of justice who showed no mercy. Death Incarnate. " Edward's life along with every mythical creature took a complete turn when the two twins entered the town of Forks after coming to Earth after a long time. But who are these twins who seem to be as innocent and beautiful as an angel. But they had secrets that could make a devil look like saint. With their powers unmatched and the rise of an evil that can destroy everything they hold dear they journey through various planets along with making acquaintances with some of our favorite heroes, they fight to thrive and win against him. But who are these mysterious twins that everybody has their own version of. Well we know one of them, our beloved Percy Jackson along with his sister who he found just after the Giant War. So what happens when different worlds and pantheons collide and come together to fight against the common enemy. So gear up for a journey of twists and turns with secrets, betrayal, mysteries and romance thrown in for a good measure. ONLY THE PLOT AND OC's BELONG TO ME.

The world was no stranger to shadows. In every age, they had returned-shapeless, ruthless, feeding on the fear of mankind. Yet, whenever darkness threatened to choke dharma, the eternal mother had risen. She-Mata Adishakti, womb of creation, warrior of truth, destroyer of adharma-had always chosen her daughters to fight. In Dwapar Yug, three sisters of Mithila, born from the blessed bloodline of Mata Sita, had once stood against the legions of evil. Fierce devotees, warriors of devotion, they lived and died carrying the strength of their maa in their veins. But their battle was incomplete. For Adishakti knew: the true test of Shakti would not come in Dwapar. It would arrive in Kalyug, when greed and cruelty would wear the faces of men and monsters alike. And so, through lifetimes, the sisters had waited. Reborn. Trained. Hidden. Until the day came when destiny would call. That night, destiny stirred.

#30 historical fiction 28/4/18 An orphan princess. An exiled queen. A demeaned wife. An abducted victim. A mother burnt to ashes. Her story has been famous for ages.Story of the heroine of the oldest epic Ramayan. Sita. Maithili.Janaki. The story of a woman elevated to the highest ranks of the ideal feminine. A sati. But at the cost of what? This story is based on Ramayana. But the characters r mere humans with human tendencies. Pl. don't argue these are Gods n their curses will befall me n my story☺ _____________ BACKGROUND **************** king janak of mithila was sita's father. Some accounts say sita as a daughter born to the king out of his union with the land. Some say sita as king Janak's adopted daughter found when he was ploughing. Its not difficult to read between the lines n understand exactly what he was ploughing into when he had sita. sowing wild oats and reaping the harvest.😊why would a king suddenly till land n find a child? IMO the child would have died while the ploughing happened😨 Sita is referred to as daughter of earth. Vasudha is NOT a character in ramayana. She's a tribal woman created outta my imagination.history always glosses over nasty aspects of kings.a daughter born out of a kings union with the land or earth goddess sounds metaphorical n less weird when u think of it as his child born outta wedlock with a tribal woman.Someone who wasn't a queen n whose name meant earth. Vasudha means earth.she belongs to a lower caste.sita's birth mother. This story is gonna be entirely human. No godliness or miracles exist here...which are extremely hard to rationally believe. Rama was a great king. Worshipped as a god. But he too was human after all. characters here r compelled by human motives. Some characters maybe imaginary just to fill gaps in storytelling. This story does not wish to hurt religious sentiments. It only tells the story of a woman. Where she came from..who she knew..what happened to her. Sita. JANAKI.

Sitara travels to her grandmother's house, hoping for a peaceful summer, caring for her sick grandma, and exploring ideas for her future bakery shop. However, her dreams are shattered when a bloodthirsty Dayan sets her sights on stealing Sitara's soul. Suddenly, Sitara finds herself thrust into a dangerous battle for her life. With the help of an unlikely alliance, including a long-lost friend and a wolf king, Sitara discovers hidden strength within herself. Together, they navigate a perilous battle against the Dayan, determined to save not only themselves but also their family and the entire magical realm. In this gripping tale of bravery and resilience, "Sitara and The Dayan" will transport readers to a world filled with enchantment and danger. Will Sitara and her friends be able to defeat the vicious Dayan and restore peace to their cherished realm? Embark on this thrilling adventure to find out.

When a disgraced archaeologist receives a mysterious ancient scroll moments before his mentor is murdered, he is thrown into a deadly chase that blurs the line between myth and reality. The scroll-etched in forgotten Sanskrit verses-hints at a hidden force once crafted by the divine architect Vishwakarma. Power not meant for mankind. Now hunted by a secret cult and guided only by the cryptic script, Arjun Rao must follow a trail that leads through five elemental trials, each guarded by an immortal from Hindu mythology. The journey begins in the ruins of Hampi, where the first guardian-Ashwatthama, the cursed warrior-awaits with the Trial of Fire. But this is no treasure hunt. This is a test of truth, sacrifice, and survival. And the ashes? They don't just burn. They choose.

Follow Ashoka on a journey to mysterious lands and mythical tales, things that shouldn't exist and stories older than human kind.

In the middle of a stormy night, an emperor gets greeted by an unusual visitor with a plea that makes him take on a noble mission. This is a largely unknown story of an interesting event from Indian mythology. A humble try at english adaptation based on original by Mahakavi Kalidasa.

The main character is just your average high school student, cruising through life until Truck-kun decides to make her the special of the day. But instead of waking up as some shiny medieval noble in Generic Fantasy Europe-nope. Fate yeets her straight into an ancient forest, deep in the heart of Treta Yug, and drops her into a world of vanaras, demons, gods, and destiny that does not care about her syllabus.

In the golden age of dharma and destiny, when empires rose and gods walked among men, a hidden love blossomed between two souls bound by duty yet drawn by fate. Dushala, the only princess of the mighty Kuru dynasty, lives in the shadow of war and royal expectations. Gentle, wise, and beloved, she carries a secret yearning in her heart-one that defies the world she was born into. Unknown to most, she is a hidden aspect of Goddess Lakshmi, sent to earth not only to support her brothers, but to cross paths once more with the one she has loved across lifetimes. Krishna, the divine diplomat, the playful god, the slayer of demons and the weaver of destiny, sees in Dushala not just a princess, but a soul whose light matches his own. But in a world governed by politics, vows, and dharma, even the divine must walk a careful path. As the drums of Kurukshetra beat louder, and alliances shift like desert winds, Dushala and Krishna must navigate a bond that transcends lifetimes-where love is not possession, but profound recognition. This is the story the epics did not tell. This is the song whispered between the stars. Would you like this story to lean more toward tragedy, spiritual love, or a fulfilled romance within mythological constraints? Caution: - This is just a fictional story, it has no relation to mahabharat. Please don't take it seriously.

The Curse of Kaalchakra Investigative journalist Aarav Mehta has spent his career exposing lies, but when an anonymous letter arrives, warning him about five men who "betrayed Kaalchakra," he stumbles upon a mystery that defies logic. His search leads him to a forgotten village erased from history, where time stands still, shadows whisper his name, and an ancient curse waits to be unleashed. Some doors should never be opened. Some names should never be spoken. But Aarav has already stepped too far into the cycle- And now, time is watching him. Will he uncover the truth before it's too late? Or has he already sealed his fate?