Indianmythology Stories

#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.

Chitra. Veer-sodari, Veer-patni, and Veer-mata. The world knows her as Princess Subhadra, the beloved sister of Lord Krishna. The pride of Dwarka. The mother of Abhimanyu. The wife of Prince Arjun. The Kuru woman defined solely by the men she was a counterpart to. Yet, underneath the woman, lurks a girl with dreams, innocence and wonder that the world does not see. Through triumphs and trials, she carves her own path, challenging the limitations imposed on her and shaping her destiny with unwavering resolve. A tale of never faltering love, loss, sacrifice and devotion to duty. A forgotten woman brought to light. please note- this book is under editing at the moment, but can be read as the sequences will flow in order.

Bl ( karna and krishna) This story is a fictional story inspired by Mahabharat. The character and events are reimagined in this story , not to altar , mock, or disrespect the original epic and belief. All characters are portrayed with respect , the story focuses on emotion , philosophy , social conflict and some physical showing love but not in so depth. If this interpretation , does not align with your beliefs , I respectfully request you to read at your own discretion. This is my first story , I am writing it to learn , grow , and explore emotion through mythology I deeply respect.

"The world is ending, and all you can think about is a samosa?" In the year 2028, humanity is obsessed with the future. We look at the stars, we build technology, and we ignore the ancient shadows creeping up from the cracks of the earth. We think we are safe. We are wrong. Deep in the Himalayas, a countdown has begun. An ancient predator-an entity of black energy that has spent millions of years devouring the screams of its own kind-has finally found the one thing it needs to extinguish the sun forever. The Gods are silent. The Heavens are waiting. And the clock is ticking. Four engineering students, led by a boy who would rather be dancing than fighting for his life, are about to be pulled from their ordinary lives into a war they don't understand. Guided by a messenger who shouldn't exist and armed with secrets that haven't been spoken in centuries, they have exactly eleven days to reach the peak of Mount Kailash. They aren't heroes. They aren't warriors. They're just the only ones left who can hear the warning. When the divine shield falls and the ancient war begins... will you be left in the dark?

An enthralling chronicle delineating mankind's perennial struggle against nefarious entities, and the celestial contention between the obsidian abyss and the resolute disciples of the Supreme Deity. Sambhala, a tranquil refuge of ceaseless affluence, serves as mankind's bulwark against unanticipated tribulations. Alas, this hallowed dominion now lures the malefic aspirations of nefarious beings, inclusive of the Asura Faction. As these forces conspire to annex Sambhala via unrelenting brutality, the future of its denizens and the destiny of its divine guardians, the esteemed Saptarshis and Deities, teeter precariously. The preservation of this besieged territory now rests exclusively upon divine intercession to counter the inexorable Asura barrage.

In 2026, a ninety-nine-year-old Mahaguru awakens from a vision that refuses to fade. Not of the end of the world- but of a moment where the future still has a choice. A world fractured by war. A time where faith feels distant. And somewhere in the flow of history... a path that was never meant to be forgotten. To protect what lies ahead, the Mahaguru begins writing a story erased by centuries- not of gods or monsters, but of a journey. Eight hundred years earlier, the Chandrapur Empire stands amid rising conflicts and moral collapse. Power is pursued without restraint. Loyalties break. Dharma weakens. Far from royal bloodlines and destiny's spotlight, a boy grows up unknown. He does not seek greatness. He does not know what the future demands of him. Yet step by step, circumstances push him forward. Every trial shapes him. Every choice changes him. Every sacrifice brings him closer to a truth he never asked for. As ancient teachings resurface, forgotten warriors awaken, and a responsibility too heavy for one life begins to take form, the story asks a single question- What does it take to become the one who stands when the world cannot? This is not the tale of a chosen savior. It is the journey of someone who becomes one. Because sometimes, the future can only be corrected by understanding the past. And there is only one way to understand it- To walk the journey.

This is a story about a soldier. Who didn't decide on the war, who had no personal enmity towards the other side. He who followed his Dharma all of his life. Yet, why did he have to live in fear for those 18 days of war? Why did he feel dread whenever God Himself blew the conch, every morning? Told in the form of a memoir, this story is less about the war and more about the cost of believing without understanding.

~"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.

Divija was a normal 15 year old marvel crazed girl......well as normal as a girl who comes from a cursed bloodline of "warriors"can be but she's unaware of this truth. On the eve of her 15th birthday a mysterious mark starts to etch itself on the back of her neck. This mark was the sign of her upcoming arduous and challenging journey where she has to pass countless trials to prove herself as a "true warrior"and free her bloodline of the curse placed by three cosmic entities. Let's follow the journey of this crazy and obsessive marvel fan who is sent into an alternative dimension where fiction becomes reality , dreams sometimes become nightmares and an ordinary teenager becomes a cosmic warrior. *I do not own the avengers and it's movie plot it belongs to the MCU and the legendary Stan Lee however I do own Divija's story and the changes she brings.*

Some curses are not punishments. They are assignments. He was not blessed with immortality. He was denied an ending. During the Kurukshetra war, one warrior was condemned to walk beyond time - not as punishment, but as penance. Forgotten by scripture yet present in every age, he watches history fracture and repeat itself, guarding a truth that must never be reclaimed. In the modern world, his presence leaves no footprints - only glitches in surveillance, unexplained appearances near ruins, and a silence that follows him everywhere. As Vishu begins to notice patterns no one else can see, she unknowingly steps into the path of the one who was forbidden to die - and into a mystery that was never meant to be opened. Because some curses are not meant to end. They are meant to end others.

In a kingdom where destiny is written by birth, a boy dares to dream beyond his chains. Veer is a six‑year‑old servant in the royal palace, living in the shadows of a world that barely notices him. His days are filled with chores and scolding, but his heart belongs to Princess Mira-a kind and radiant girl who treats him like he exists. To Veer, she is not just a princess... she is the light of his small world. But love is forbidden for someone like him. Princes and warriors are born, not made. Or so everyone believes. When the kingdom faces growing threats and whispers of war, Veer's courage and stubborn heart catch the eye of General Ishaan, the legendary warrior who protects the crown. For the first time, someone sees Veer not as a servant-but as a boy with the spirit of a fighter. As Veer secretly begins his journey toward becoming a warrior, he learns that love is not enough to change fate... and that the path to greatness demands sacrifice. A tale of innocent love, courage, and dreams in the face of an unyielding world-this is the beginning of Veer's epic journey.

Four hundred years ago, beneath a lightning-struck neem tree, two children spoke vows they didn't understand. A princess and a stable boy, playing at marriage, not knowing that some words, spoken in certain places, at certain times, carry weight beyond intention. The gandharvas were listening. The celestial witnesses recorded it all. Now, in the 1960s India, a nameless boy appears during monsoon, a boy who knows Maitrey's dreams before she speaks them, who sees the thread that binds them across lifetimes. They have found each other before, century after century, only to be torn apart by families, by society, by a world that refuses to recognise what heaven has already joined. But this time, they remember. This time, they know the pattern. And this time, they might finally have the courage to claim what was always theirs. A haunting reimagining of Wuthering Heights set in historical India, ANUBANDHA explores the impossible space between celestial truth and mortal society, between the love we choose and the love that chooses us. Some bonds cannot be broken. Some vows outlive the bodies that spoke them. Some stories refuse to end until they are told right. Short Story - The "Wuthering Heights" reimagined writing contest by @Romance

A Royal Love Blessed by Mahadeva. The story revolves around two souls-Princess Vani and Prince Jai. Princess Vani, trained like a warrior, is elegant yet unbreakable, strong as rock. Prince Jai, the Yuvraj of his kingdom, is a fearless warrior who shines like armor on the battlefield. Both are blessed by Mahadev, guided by faith and destiny. This book is about their journey-from discovering who they truly are to becoming each other's strength and companion. Along the way, they face emotional struggles, royal rivals, and challenges that test not just their love, but their courage and belief in one another Will their love and companionship remain strong enough to face every storm? Will they find a happy ending? Or will their story remain incomplete? Discover their journey-from first sight to confession, from love to marriage, and beyond.

Astra Yoddha/The Weapon Bearer is a English/Hindi-language sci-fi/fantasy series set in modern-day Mumbai, merging ancient Indian Epic with contemporary action. It follows Arjun Sharma, a college student who inherits the Agneyastra (fire weapon) after touching a mystical trishul. As he struggles to control his powers, he discovers a lineage of Astra Dharais (weapon-bearers) tied to elemental forces. With friends Riya, VK, and Priya, Arjun battles the Rakshak Sangathan (Guardian Organization) hunting Astra Dharais and the demonic Mahish manipulating events from shadows. The series explores legacy, sacrifice, and the ethics of power as the team races to secure other divine weapons (water, earth, air, sky) before apocalyptic chaos erupts.

"The Return of Lord Vishnu's Blood" follows the extraordinary journey of Trivik, a brave and curious young man who refuses to believe in gods, destiny, or anything beyond logic. But his life changes forever when a mysterious force awakens inside him - a force that carries the ancient bloodline of Lord Vishnu. As Trivik struggles to understand this divine power, a hidden enemy rises from the shadows: Zharox, a half-human, half-asura billionaire who rules the business world with charm on the outside and cruelty within. Zharox seeks one thing - the lost blood of Lord Vishnu, the only power capable of destroying both gods and demons. Caught between destiny and disbelief, Trivik must face the truth: He is the last vessel of Vishnu's blood. Guided by his humble uncle Dev, supported by friends Ravi, Raghav, and the quiet genius Shivani, Trivik steps into a battle that began thousands of years ago. Now, the final war between light and darkness returns - through him. A story of courage, divinity, betrayal, and inner transformation, "The Return of Lord Vishnu's Blood" blends mythology with modern adventure in a world where gods walk unseen, and a single choice can reshape fate.

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.

Welcome to a Modern Radhe-Shyam tale of deep and pure love. Where Krishna finds himself drawn towards Radha, on the contrary, she is mostly annoyed with his nuances. Read on to find her 'Longing for belonging' turn into a great love, Across empty miles it flew Waiting to be revealed Somewhere deep it grew, Both their souls sealed A heart that beats true, It's out there and so real To begin - A poetic great love.... ____________________________________ Original work of fiction © suearmaniac

(Revamp version of old Tatva vera story) Tatva Vera is a story set in a world where ancient elements and magic flow through every path of life. It follows a group of characters, each with their own strengths, flaws, and elemental powers-as they are brought together by fate. Their city stands on the edge of danger, threatened by a shadow that seeks to twist and corrupt the balance of their world. If you enjoy fantasy tales with a cast of unique, relatable characters and an adventurous journey filled with heart, then this story may find a place with you. I am still learning and growing as a writer, so every bit of feedback and support means a lot to me. ~Achievements~ ⭐#1 Epic journey 28.05.2024 ⭐#1 Mystical Adventure 28.05.2024 till now ⭐# 4 In the Aureus award by @-sarawrites- (86/100) ⭐#5 In the Phoenix Awards| summer 2024 (80/100) ⭐#1 In cover contest (Instagram)

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

Set in the ancient kingdom of Kaliyant, this mythological tale explores the conflict between divine destiny and mortal lineage, love and power, faith and blood. King Vayun, ruler of the Moon Clan, governs alongside his two queens-Kuniya, blessed by the gods, and Meera, driven by human longing and devotion. Through a sacred divine spell, Kuniya bears three demigod sons-Jayan, Veeran, and Arun-celebrated as heavenly gifts meant to safeguard the kingdom's future. Out of compassion, she shares this divine secret with Meera, who then gives birth to twin sons-Niran and Sayan, also born through divine intervention. With five god-blessed princes, Kaliyant appears destined for eternal prosperity. However, the story takes a powerful turn when Meera yearns for a child born not of the gods, but of love and mortality. Her union with King Vayun results in a pregnancy that awakens something unprecedented-a child of pure bloodline, unbound by divine spells. Vayun proclaims this unborn child as the true heir of the Moon Clan, a successor rooted in ancestral legacy rather than borrowed divinity. This declaration ignites unease within the royal court. Advisors question whether a mortal-born child can surpass demigods, while mysterious lunar omens begin to shadow the kingdom. The moon glows unnaturally, sages argue over prophecy, and destiny itself seems to tremble. At its heart, the story is about identity, legitimacy, and destiny-asking whether true greatness is granted by gods or forged through human will. Meera's unborn child symbolizes a convergence of divine and mortal forces, hinting at a future that could either unite the kingdom under a new order or plunge it into conflict. A tale rich in mythology, emotion, and prophecy, this story sets the foundation for an epic struggle over наследage, power, and the true meaning of destiny. 🌙✨