Kurukshetra Stories

Eldest daughter of Krishn and Rukmini Chief princess of Dwaraka This is her story. Will she find peace or will she too have to bear the consequences of the actions of her family? DISCLAIMER:::::::::::: this story is just something i made up in my head i do not mean to hurt anyone's religious views and this is purely fictional so please forgive me if i hurt youre sentiments or youre grammar skills because english is not my first language and also if i see anyone trying to copy or even slightly stealing my book or idea or characters i will SUE so beware thanksss! loads of love jai rukminikrishn! 🩷🩷🩷

She carries the moon in her veins and the ocean in her soul. Gifted by Chandra Dev as a beacon of serenity in a world burning with vengeance, Chandrakanta is a paradox of grace. Pale as milk and quiet as the midnight tide, she possesses a gentle beauty that masks a violently fierce power-unforgiving and vast as the sea when provoked. Bound to the same turbulent destiny as her fiery sister Draupadi, and shared among the five Pandava brothers, she must navigate an empire built on war. She is the calm before the storm, the keeper of secrets, and the silent tide that will wash away an era.

The 13th day of war.. The day on which Abhimanyu proved his might and nearly ended the war in the Pandavas' favour before he was killed by six of the mightiest Kauravas....

Ramayan War happened because of Sita and Mahabharat because of Draupadi. The world blames women for destruction. But how women gifted with feelings of motherhood right from the Almighty, would have felt seeing blood stained grounds? The first one shot is based on Draupadi of Mahabharat dealing with the chaos in her mind after losing the apple of her eye. The second one shot describes the mental pain Draupadi must have felt that led to the decision of having a war.

Krishna also known as Draupadi, an overlooked queen who brought a major change in the future.

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There was always this question who was greatest? Bhishma, Drona, Karna, Ashwadhama, Arjuna or Bhima... There are many instances in Kurukshetra and otherwise which proves and disproves many things. I looked at what KMG and few other versions which I have and wrote this. My take on that question is this piece..

The trend today is make heroes out of villains and to do so, it is common to the villains as poor victims. In the Mahabharatha, Krishna is 'accused' of 'cheating' all through to help the Pandavas win. Is this true? What does Vyasa Bharatha say?

A woman known for her purity, was always criticized as impure, a Daasi in a way. But what made her stand and look strong? For any ordinary woman this life would have made her to end up in suicide or loose the hope to live but what made her to have the utter most faith? Was it just her determination or the support given to her by her beloved ones? Why didn't she end up her life or choose another path to live instead of walking each and every minute in fire? Is it because she was born out of fire? How hard it was for her to live a life with five men that to who often deserted her and remarried in front of her? What is the secret behind all this Lady of Purity? Mata Panchali? ------------------------------------------------ Update schedule: Every Friday. ------------------------------------------------- Cover Credit @-Rinii-

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Pandavas and Kauravas, scions of princes of the Kuru Kingdom fight for what they think their birthright is and how that should be implemented while thin, oily and deep webs of ancestry and morality and plotting and righteousness weave around Aryavarta. At the heart of Aryavarta, a revolution is brewing. On the Throne, Dhritarashtara, the blind king and his foreign born queen, Gandhari struggle to maintain the peace of their kingdom, once heart of the Arya Empire. In the shadows, Kunti, the dowager-queen burns with ambition to see her firstborn on the throne. In the hallways and the empty rooms of the palace, the Pandavas and the Kauravas are determined to claim their birthright and rule and act according to their learnings. They are the maker of their destiny, or so they believe. In the corridors of the Palace, a foreign prince plots to destroy Bharatvarsh. His aim might just be what the land deserves. And in the middle, of it all, the purveyor of destiny, Govinda, a cowherd turn prince with a knack for king making. Darkness is descending but the question is are they prepared? Do they even know that the embers are practically burned out, in their last cinders, puffing out smokes, the dying breaths of the once great bastion of civilization. It's just a retelling of the great epic, Mahabharata. |Updates every third day after the previous post.|

Only for blackhearts 🖤 Witness the descent of Suyodhan - the noble prince - as he is twisted and reborn into the monster history named Duryodhan. This isn't a story of change. It's a story of how a man is made the villain. Read it if you dare to question who was truly right. "I died with my body broken. And opened my eyes... in heaven." Everyone said I was the villain. The cause of the great war. So why did I reach Swarga, while the so-called righteous still wander? I remember being born from a cursed lump of iron. I remember being called evil before I even spoke a word. I remember watching Draupadi being dragged while the so-called great heroes stayed silent. I remember my brother dying as Bhima drank his blood like a beast. I remember Karna dying unarmed and my own thigh broken by a coward's blow. And I ask: "What kind of Dharma cheats to win?" "What kind of truth needs a lie to kill Drona?" "And what kind of justice lets a woman be gambled like a coin?" They called me arrogant. But I stood for my people. I stood by my friend. I asked only for a kingdom I was born to rule. They gave me war. And yet... I am here. "Call me evil, if that's easier for you. But answer me first: if I was so wrong... why am I in heaven?" This is not the story of the victors. This is the unspoken truth of the man they cursed. The story of the last Kaurava. Now it's his turn to speak. This is not the Mahabharata, you know. This is the story your ancestors were afraid to tell. #1 in villainpov