Historias de Pandavapatnis

So we all have been tired with the wrong and misleading information found in Wikipedia. Here we present our very own PandavaPedia, which will have genuine information about our nine heroines. This is an article book and all the members have permission to use the information provided here, but please be kind and give credit if you use them in your books.

Welcome everyone! This is the place where we members will have some activities and roleplaying. We can also celebrate special tithis here. Everyone's participation is highly appreciated!

Love is a promise,love is a souvenir,once given never forgotten,never let it disappear. A three -shot on two loving hearts , a promise that he made and she waited for. The contentment of their hearts , time and again. Do read in to know more. Cover credits - pixie

Reader of Kaliyuga! Pray, do not call me Mahanayaka! Do not make me feel separated from the ones I love. Call me Pandava, which carries my father's blessing to me! Call me Paartha, which is my mother's love for me! Call me Krishnasakha, for that is Lord's affection itself for me! Call me Arjuna, the name my four brothers called me with! This is all I want, to feel one with them! This is my story. This is their story, too. For without them I am nothing! Join me in this journey of my life, the saga that was recorded as Mahakavya Mahabharata. Cover credit: @_justloveharry_33

Vanhi and Avina Courage of Pandavas Ever wondered if the Pandavas had two sisters who were their strength and courage. Vanhi and Avina, Both there names meant fire and they are a part of Agnidev. Vanhi was born with Yudhishthir and Avina was born with Arjun. Fire rises as they grow angry. They both were an example that princesses can do anything and can also be an warrior. They both can use the sword perfectly and like there brother's Vanhi can use a spear and Avina can use bow and arrow. They were the sakhi's of Krishna. They went to Guru Drona's ashram to be with her brother's and were sent to vanvas with there brother's and Draupadi. They also took part in the great war Mahabharat. Rest read in the story. I deeply apologize if I hurt anyone's sentiments towards their belief in God. This is just my imagination and a Historical fiction story. By the way, the sisters are me and my sister roleplaying. Vanhi is my sister and Avina is me. Please do support me by voting and sharing. I hope you all like the story. Cover Credits goes to: @AbhimanyuAatamika

This book is my midnight musings as I hear the Dwapar people talk among themselves, through social media. Idea credit goes to @Sanhita_Oin since her WhatsApp chat book of Mahabharata is one of my favourites. These conversations are just for fun. I do not mean to offend any characters, as I cannot even think of disrespecting them. Please do not read if you cannot take it easy.

The Pandavas fought for eighteen days. PandavaPatnis fought for thirteen years. Yet they became Shakti to their husbands again for those eighteen days! How? We never cared to know! But without their sacrifices and love, their husbands could have never achieved victory over evil. Without their support, Dharma would have never been established in Bharatavarsha! We are indebt to them. We owe those Veeranganas heartfelt respect for the persons they were! The nine forms of love. Nine forms of Shakti. Nine forms of Dharma. They are nine. Yet they are one. The Sahadharminis of those warriors who fought for Dharma. The divine consorts of Pandavas. (Navarupena Samsthitaa is Sanskrit word. It means, the Goddess who manifests herself in nine forms.) Current ranking: #3 in Shakti #8 in tale (out of 5.6k stories) #44 in epic (out of 13.6k stories) #21 in women's fiction (out of 2.22 k stories) Cover, banners and aesthetics credit: @_justloveharry_33

All stories on Bhima, the second Pandava.

Mythili , an orphan meets with a deadly accident to only be transported back in times of Mahabharata . There a new life awaits her with full of surprises , conspiracies and love . There has been love stories where hate changed into love but this tale is different. Heart filled with hatred for her ownself , will Mythili be able to reciprocate the love when she meets her soul mate , the king of her heart ? Do read in to know more. COVER CREDITS - pixie

Book Ӡ in PandavaNandini Trilogy | Bhanupriyaa - The Rule of Love "Our love would remain forever, eternally going beyond the elixir of heaven and poison of hell." The war is over. The victory flag sways over Bharatvarsha, and Yudhishthira is crowned its righteous emperor. After everything - the Dice Game, the exile, the battlefield - the Pandava legacy endures. It should feel like peace. But some wounds do not close with victory. Suthanu and Bhanu's love was forged in the crucible of war, tested by duty, and tempered by loss. It survived everything the world threw against it. Yet surviving is not the same as healing - and healing is not the same as living. Separated by the distances that grew between them on the battlefield, they return to each other carrying grief that has no name, ache that does not dissolve with peace, and the quiet fear that the people they were forced to become may no longer fit together the way they once did. Suthanu has spent her entire life fighting - for her family, for her people, for a legacy that demanded everything she had. Now, for the first time, she must fight for something far more fragile: herself. And the life she never dared to imagine - a home rebuilt not just from stone and legacy, but from joy, color, and the family she and Bhanu have yet to become. Because Bhanu never stopped believing in their fairytale, even when the world gave him every reason to. The question that remains is not whether their love endures - it does, it always has. The question is whether two souls shaped by war can find their way back to softness, to each other, and to the happiness they have so long denied themselves. After everything destiny inscribed upon their hearts - will Suthanu and Bhanu finally find their way home? The epic conclusion to the Mahabharata-inspired PandavaNandini Trilogy - a story of war, wounds, healing, and a love that outlasted everything the world could throw against it. © 2026 Akshayaa Mahesh

Mahabharata, the largest epic of India, is a treasure for every Indian in its political, moral and spiritual values. The characters and their ups and downs in life, leading to the fatal war of Kurukshetra still draws our interest to know even more about them. But within all these restlessness, battles and conflicts, we somehow tend to forget few small yet delicate moments which must have taken place in Dwapara yuga but were not penned by Maharishi Vyasa. Have we ever thought of how the loving Pandava family of Indraprastha would have celebrated one of its member's birthday? Situations did change in their lives from happy to sad, yet those moments did come every year. How would have been their celebrations when they were reunited after the thirteen years of exile? How did the children feel for their parents? What would have been a Princess's reaction while garlanding the man of her dream in her swayamvara? What had Yudhishthira felt during exile, repenting for his mistake of a short while? How was the love-filled journey of the great five heroes and their heroine, since yugas and kalpas? This book is a collection of short stories that capture such forgotten, non-recorded moments from the great epic. With these small flowers of their immortal tales I present my offering to the noble characters of Mahabharata. Cover credit: @_justloveharry_33

"My wives, my kinsmen, my relatives, none amongst these is dearer to me than Arjuna. O' Daruka, I shall not be able to cast my eyes, even for a single moment, on the earth bereft of Arjuna. I tell thee, the earth shall not be bereft of Arjuna." Like two peas in a pod, these two men were never separate from each other. A single meeting of the eyes was all it took to form a bond, one which was new but still as old as time, and would be remembered for eons to come. For they were not just Krishna and Arjuna or Madhava and Parth or Keshava and Gudakesha, they were two halves of the same soul. "For he is the Nara to my Narayana."

Lotus petal eyes that rejoiced in the presence of Nature, and that was Krishna's very heart held the most intense beauty, a coagulation of all the world sparkling in them. Mitravinda glanced at Krishna, and He could feel Himself smile, gentle and tender, a smile reserved for His Lakshmi, who had come in different forms in that birth. **** Mitravinda or Shaivyaa, Krishna's paternal cousin, is one of His Eternal wives, who came down to the Earth after He did, establishing Love and giving Him support in His role as the Protector of Dharma. Their Love shone in Dvaraka, much like the bright, radiant light that takes away all darkness, like the Earth and Sky join when the Sky showers rain on the Earth, like the stars twinkle in the presence of the Moon; the parents of the Universe enhancing the meaning of Bhuloka Vaikunta in the many gated city of Dvaraka. Their journey, their Love, their Everything, such is this series. [ Singular limited chapter book ] ALL RIGHTS RESERVED