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"I have countless devotees who worship me, but I crave a friend who can walk beside me." In the quiet halls of Ayodhya, Shri Ram harbors a divine wish-to find a companion who sees the man behind the Mahatma. Across the veil of time, in the chaos of the Dwapara Yuga, that wish finds its answer in Arjun, the weary warrior of the Kurukshetra war. When a cosmic rift brings the Raghuvanshis into the era of the Mahabharata, the legendary Nara-Narayana bond becomes a trinity. But this new friendship is immediately tested by a son's misguided rage and the lethal power of the Rambaan. Witness the ultimate crossover where: Shri Ram finds the "best friend" he always desired. Arjun finds a protector who loves him beyond the battlefield. Shri Krishna orchestrates a divine reunion that heals the wounds of two different ages. One Soul. Two Yugas. An Unbreakable Friendship.

She was never meant to change history. Only to witness it. Carried into the world of the Mahabharata, Gangadatta finds herself living among princes, rivalries, and unspoken rules that decide a person's worth. As skill is weighed against birth and loyalties are forged in unexpected ways, she watches moments unfold that will one day become legend. This is not a retelling of the epic, but a story that moves quietly beside it - through glances, silences, and choices made before fate takes its final shape.

There is a Yakshini in the mayavan (the forest of illusion) of Atala, Mohini. She is cursed - whoever loves her, she will devour. Rudhiraksh has waited 100 years for her hunger to end. Our protagonist doesn't care if he lives or dies. And Mohini? For the first time, she doesn't feel hungry. She feels fear. *Mayavan Ki Ek Premkatha - A love story where love is the feast.*

What if you could slip into someone else's body - but couldn't always slip back out? Twenty-four-year-old Aditi Mukherjee discovers that deep meditation grants her an impossible power: she can transfer her soul into anyone nearby. With her friends Nura and Cyrus, she turns this gift into a weapon against crime and corruption. But every use raises the same haunting question - when you inhabit someone else's body, how much of yourself do you leave behind? In Mumbai, Robin Pinto's life ends in a car crash. Except he doesn't die. He wakes in the body of a nearby beggar, watching paramedics pull his own corpse from the wreckage. His wife. His children. All dead. And someone engineered it. Now Robin is cursed - no body of his own, forever shifting from one stranger to the next - while hunting a killer who thinks he's already won. Millennia earlier, a young Adi Shankaracharya masters the same impossible art. Three souls. Three eras. One terrifying thread connecting them all.

Devasena, the daughter of Indra, has been engaged to Skanda after Skanda's legendary victory against the powerful demon, Taraka. Her father Indra, believes that the marriage will strengthen his position in Heaven as his daughter, the offspring of the King of Gods shall be marrying the Commander-in-Chief of the Gods Devasena, believes she wants to follow her heart and dreams - she does not want to bind herself to a man who she knows has already given away his heart to another woman, the feisty tribal huntress Valli. She does not want to be constantly overshadowed by the fame and splendor of Skanda nor be used as a political pawn by her father in his never-ending chess games to retain his often waning power in Heaven Devasena is talented, blessed with intellect, beauty and a pleasant temperament but she has never been one who enjoyed war and hunting. Devasena fears that with her deep interest in more nurturing spheres, she may never develop camaraderie with the War God as the tribal huntress Valli had, a man who had earnt fame and name for his celebrated military exploits across the three worlds Little does Devasena know that behind the intimidating reputation of the "War God" was a man who was witty, compassionate and loving - little does she realize that his heart may have been touched by Valli first but she would always have a special irreplaceable place in it

Book 1 is now complete She spent her life fighting monsters no one else dared to see. When the world failed, Vedha built her own system-an underground network that hunted those who thrived on suffering. She predicted betrayal. She accepted the cost. And still-she died saving others. But death was not the end. Reborn in the age of the Mahabharata, she enters a world ruled not by logic-but by dharma. A world where men like Yudhishthira cannot escape righteousness... And beings like Krishna already know how it ends. War is inevitable. Choices are irreversible. Knowledge is not power-it is a burden .If you already know the ending... WOULD YOU STILL TRY TO change it? #1 Mahabharata #3 Mahabharata #5 Mahabharata #1 Yudhistira #1 parashurama #2 Arjuna

Veera was just an ordinary student in Vizag. College. Friends. Family. Games. Love. His life was nothing extraordinary-until one rainy night changed everything. After a mysterious accident, Veera begins experiencing visions of an ancient warrior carrying a blood-stained axe. As strange events unfold, he discovers that the figure from his dreams is none other than Parashurama, the legendary warrior-sage. But the visions are only the beginning. Drawn into a world where ancient forces still linger beneath the modern world, Veera must face trials that test more than his strength. Guided by Parashurama and accompanied by Vrkaraudra, a mysterious wolf born from Shiva's wrath, Veera discovers a destiny he never asked for. And at the end of his trials awaits Agnivajra-a divine axe forged not for gods, but for a human who can prove himself worthy. As Veera struggles to balance college, friendship, family, love, and a power he barely understands, something far older begins to awaken. The prophecy has begun. And Veera is no longer just an ordinary boy. He is the Flame-Bearer.

In the Tamil Mahabharata, Alli was one of the wives of Arjuna. She was a legendary fierce Warrior Queen of the Pandyas. Similar to Draupadi, she was not born of a human woman, Alli was born from a yajna, from a water lily. She was a capable, Amazon-like ruler, under whom, both administration and army was led by women. Arjuna who was on a visit to the Pandya Kingdom was awestruck and lovestruck by the charisma, the leadership capabilities and tigress-like ferocity of this beautiful Queen.

Rejected because of his birth, Karna's search for a guru reaches a dead end after Dronacharya refuses to teach him. Refusing to deceive Bhagwan Parashurama, he chooses an entirely different path-one that leads him to the depths of Paatal. There, before the court of the Asuras, Karna seeks knowledge from Asur Guru Shukracharya. His honesty, determination, and unwavering desire to prove that worth is defined by actions-not birth-set into motion events that shake the three worlds. What happens when the greatest guru of the Asuras accepts the son of Surya as his disciple? How will this single decision change Karna's destiny... and the future of the Mahabharata? An Alternate Universe (AU) inspired by the Mahabharata and Ramayana. This story is a work of fiction and reimagines events and characters for creative storytelling.

For centuries, the world believed Emperor Ashoka left behind only history. They were wrong. Hidden within his forgotten legacy are nine books, each holding a power capable of changing humanity. But there was always a tenth-a book never meant to be found. When a seemingly ordinary young woman is pulled into a secret society protecting Ashoka's legacy, she discovers her mysterious pendant may be the key. Now hunted by those who will kill to possess it, she must uncover the truth before the Tenth reveals what Ashoka feared most. Nine Books. Nine Keepers. One forgotten tenth. Nine were chosen to protect the world. One was born to unite them.

​A modern man is reborn into the Mahabharat as Karna, the tragic hero of Kurukshetra. But fate has played a cruel twist. ​He awakens in his new body after he has already sworn his unbreakable oath of friendship to Duryodhana. He is already locked into the villain camp. ​To survive the coming storm, he cannot rely on the whims of fate or wait for the favor of the gods. He must forge his own path. ​What makes this story unique: Unlike typical Mahabharat retellings, this novel features a deep Spiritual Cultivation System. This isn't your standard Chinese Xianxia-this is a system based purely on intense human effort. ​Watch as a modern mind takes the mantle of the Son of Surya, scales the absolute heights of power through sheer grit, and fights to change his doomed destiny. ​[Progression Fantasy | Reincarnation | Mythological Cultivation | Kingdom Building]

YUGARAMBHA Book One of the Four Book Epic Long before Aryaveer and Dhruvan were born, Akhanda Bhoomi was already ancient. Across a vast land of rivers, forests, mountains, sacred cities and royal roads, fifteen kingdoms have grown around traditions older than their rulers. They trade, compete, form alliances and carry grudges inherited from generations before them. At the center of this civilization stands an ancient tradition known as the Chakravarti Yatra, where kings travel across the land seeking recognition, loyalty or war. But this story is not about another king seeking to conquer the world. It is about the generation that will inherit it. Far from the royal courts stands the neutral Ashram of Acharya Vedant, where the children of rival kingdoms are sent to learn Dharma, Rajneeti, history, philosophy, warfare and the responsibility that comes with power. Among them are two princes. Aryaveer of Suryavarta, a naturally gifted warrior whose talent seems limitless. Dhruvan of Vajragarh, a determined prince who refuses to remain behind despite every failure. They begin as rivals. They compete in everything. Archery. Swordsmanship. Strategy. Strength. Discipline. But as the years pass, rivalry becomes respect. Respect becomes friendship. And friendship becomes brotherhood. Inside the Ashram, the princes laugh, fight, study, train and grow together, unaware that one day they will return to kingdoms carrying centuries of expectations upon their shoulders. They will inherit power. They will inherit traditions. They will inherit ancient friendships and ancient rivalries. And perhaps most importantly, they will inherit the consequences of a history they did not create. YUGARAMBHA is the first book of a four book epic about civilization, friendship, Dharma, power and the generation destined to shape the future of Akhanda Bhoomi. This is not the beginning of a war. It is the beginning of the generation that may decide whether one comes.

"Let the past receive them. The game has begun." Aryavir Maurya is a brilliant 19-year-old scholar who reads history. His twin sister, Vaidehi, is a fierce fighter who lives it. Bound by the mysterious emerald jewelry left behind by their parents, they never expected the past to literally come looking for them. During a cold evening at the National Museum, a hooded stranger named Rey with royal-purple eyes awakens an ancient relic. In a flash of blinding emerald light, the modern world vanishes. Separated and confused, the twins wake up beneath unfamiliar skies-flung centuries back into the heart of the ancient Mauryan Empire. As a hidden enemy moves pieces on a chessboard beyond time, Aryavir must use his intellect to survive a royal court he only knew from textbooks, while Vaidehi must navigate a dangerous ancient city to find her brother. The wheel of time has turned. Will they find their way home, or will they become forgotten shadows of the Mauryan dawn?

In this autobiographical narrative, Urmila, the steadfast sister of Sita and devoted wife to Lakshmana, reclaims her voice from the shadows of the Ramayana. Long overshadowed as the "forgotten wife," she weaves a tapestry of her life-marked by joy, sacrifice, quiet strength, and an extraordinary slumber that spanned fourteen years. Through her intimate first-person perspective, Urmila explores themes of duty, love, resilience, and the unseen burdens borne by women in epic tales. The story spans her childhood in Mithila, the grandeur of her marriage, the heart-wrenching exile, her ethereal years of enforced sleep, and her triumphant return to a changed world. This is not merely a retelling but a reclamation: Urmila's dreams, doubts, and unyielding spirit finally illuminated.

The gods once ruled this world. Now, they are nothing more than forgotten names whispered among ruins. Ancient kingdoms wage endless wars. Path choose their bearers. Curses outlive empires, and monsters older than history roam a land abandoned by the divine. Herald awakens with no memories. Armed only with a mysterious staff and haunted by voices only he can hear, he is forced into a world where every answer uncovers an even darker truth. Forgotten prophecies, cursed artifacts, divine powers, and secrets buried since the beginning of the ages all seem to revolve around him. But in a world where even the gods have vanished... Something still watches. As kingdoms crumble, ancient horrors awaken, and the line between salvation and destruction fades, Herald must uncover the truth of his past before history repeats itself once more. Welcome to Mahayuga. Welcome to the world forsaken by gods. The character art and world map are in auxiliary volume 0; you can check them out if you are interested in the characters and the world. I am the original author of Mahayuga: The Last Age of Gods. I will also be publishing this story on Royal Road under the account Salliloms. And lastly, thank you @EcstasyCrown for the cover art.

"When two serpent queens surface, the fate of the earth hangs between a sacred vow and a deadly curse." As the kingdom of Dholakpur decorates its streets for the auspicious occasion of Naga Chathurthi, a mystical energy stirs beneath the earth. Deep within Nagaloka, two young serpent queens-both possessing immense shapeshifting powers-step into the human realm, each driven by a completely different destiny. Queen Amrita of the Vasuki Clan, a gentle yet fiercely brave girl, seeks the sacred Nagamani to present as a holy offering to Lord Shiva. But lurking in the shadows is her bitter rival: Queen Takshika of the Takshak Clan, a ruthless young worshipper of the dark lord Damyaan. Takshika will stop at nothing to claim the gem and unleash ancient evil upon the world. When their clash brings chaos to Dholakpur, Bheem and his friends find themselves caught in a legendary conflict. And as the holy day of Naga Chathurthi shifts into the skies of Garuda Panchami, the sky itself threatens to tear open with the arrival of a divine enemy. Can Bheem help Queen Amrita protect the sacred Nagamani, or will Takshika's dark devotion to Damyaan consume them all?

In Hindu mythology, the concept of avatars refers to the incarnations or manifestations of deities on Earth. Lord Vishnu, one of the principal deities in Hinduism, is believed to have taken various avatars throughout different ages to restore cosmic order and protect the universe.

She never wanted to leave New York. Forced to return to her ancestral village in India, Priya believes she's leaving her future behind. But from the moment she arrives, strange dreams begin to haunt her-a mysterious woman in a white saree, a moonlit river blooming with lotus flowers, an ancient temple, and a forgotten voice calling her home. The dreams feel impossible. Yet they don't feel like dreams. They feel like memories. As long-buried secrets begin to awaken, Priya discovers that some destinies can never be escaped, some promises survive lifetimes, and some fragments of the past are waiting to be found. What if the life you're living... isn't your first? A story woven with mystery, romance, fantasy, ancient legends, and destiny. ⚠️ This is not the full story! You're reading Chapter 1 of AMSHAM: The Fragment of Destiny. New chapters will be updated regularly. Don't forget to add this story to your library and follow me so you don't miss an update! 🤍

The Silence That Learned to See "She did not blind herself to grieve. She blinded herself to see." History remembers Gandhari as a grieving queen who chose darkness in loyalty to her blind husband. But the Mahabharata never explains what she saw in that darkness. In the silence before she cursed Krishna, Gandhari stopped being a mourner - and became a vessel. Her blindness was not an act of devotion, but of restraint. A way to contain something the world was not meant to witness. In the present day, Vishu and her friends stumble upon an anomaly hidden inside an ancient chant - a rhythmic shloka whose frequency does not belong to language, but to space itself. When played aloud, it stirs dust into patterns, walls into maps, and silence into motion. As Kushboo recognizes the chant's forgotten cadence and Tanu deciphers its impossible Sanskrit, Vishu begins to understand the terrifying truth: Gandhari's silence was not empty. It was stored. And once awakened, silence does not remain quiet.

To the corporate world, Rudra is an enigma-a ruthless billionaire CEO who controls empires from a laptop in a crumbling haveli. But to the narrow alleys of Varanasi, he is simply "Shambhu," the orphan of the pyres who walks barefoot among the Babas and keeps the city's darkest secrets. He is a man who has mastered detachment... until she arrives. Dr. Gauri Chaturvedi is an archaeologist who doesn't just study history-she feels it. Drawn to Varanasi by a site that shouldn't exist, she finds herself entangled with a man whose eyes reflect the ancient fires of the Manikarnika Ghat. Their attraction isn't a romance; it's a cosmic collision. But as Gauri unearths a truth buried for millennia, she realizes her life is a repeat of a tragedy she doesn't remember. Between a tech-cult hunting for immortality and a vengeance that will turn the Ganga red, Gauri must embrace her fiercest form to survive. One life was lost in the flames. This time, she's the one holding the torch.