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She loved him in silence. She served without expectation. She suffered without being remembered. The Moon Beside the Sun is the untold story of Saumya-the queen who gave everything, yet asked for nothing.

Mandavi was born a Rajkumari of Sankashya and raised in the court of Janak, where daughters were not taught silence. They were taught to question, to observe, and to demand answers. Then came the exile. When Ram, Rajkumar of Ayodhya, left for the forest with Sita and Lakshman, the exile did not belong only to those who went with him. It also belonged to those who remained behind. For fourteen years, they waited. Mandavi began those years as a sister and a wife - a young woman whose sister had been sent away for no fault of her own, and whose husband had chosen a harder path to atone for the sins of his house. But kingdoms do not pause for grief. While Rajkumars fulfilled their dharma in the forest, palaces still had to stand, households had to endure, and a kingdom had to be held together. By the time Ram returned, Ayodhya had changed. So had Mandavi. No longer only a sister, nor only a wife, she had become a daughter-in-law, a keeper of a fractured household, and a queen forged by waiting. This is the story of the exile as seen from the palace - of the woman history remembered only in passing, and of the fourteen years that changed her forever.

WHEN WE FOUND LOVE ❤️ What is love? For some it is a promise made before the whole world , For some it is a feeling kept hidden behind a smile and for some it is simply the courage to admit what their heart has known all along. But love is not the same for everyone. In the heart of Mumbai lives the powerful and closely bonded Raghuvanshi family a family built on love, loyalty, expectations, secrets and relationships that are far more complicated than they appear. Ram and Janaki have already found their love. Married for two years they share a bond filled with understanding, affection, and the comfort of knowing they have chosen each other. Lakshman and Urmila have been hiding a love that their family knows nothing about. Two hearts already certain of each other waiting for the right moment to stop hiding. Bharat and Manvi enter a marriage as almost complete strangers. Manvi never wanted this marriage and struggles to accept the life suddenly placed before her. But sometimes the person you never chose becomes the person you slowly cannot imagine living without. And then there is Shatrughan and Kirti two college friends two mutual crushes and two people who have spent far too long pretending that their feelings are nothing more than friendship. Four relationships. Four different journeys. Four different meanings of love. But while they are learning what it means to love their family is facing its own battles between dreams and expectations, trust and fear, loyalty and choices. Because finding love is only the beginning. Keeping it fighting for it, and choosing it when life becomes difficult that is where the real story begins. When We Found Love Sometimes love doesn't come when we are looking for it. Sometimes... it finds us. ❤️ ( Started - 27 August 2026 )

King Dasharath had four sons but five children. This is the tale of the scion of Ikshvaku, the first born of Dasharath and Kaushalya. A true story of a brave woman whose sacrifice and strength is mentioned only once in twenty four thousand verses of Valmiki Ramayan. Shanta, the unsung heroine of the Treta Yuga ( 7000 years ago).

❝perhaps heaven was never somewhere beyond the mortal world. perhaps it was every ordinary thing they loved enough to make sacred.❞ They were promised places in eternity, but nobody promised them eternity with each other. Mortal Heavens is about the people they loved, the homes they lost, the goodbyes they survived, and all the heavens a mortal life can hold before it takes them back. ──────⋅⋅──────⋅⋅────── genre: mythology · romance · family · anthology content: love, family, devotion, grief & canon-typical loss. collection: ramayana one-shots. status: ongoing ──────⋅⋅──────⋅⋅──────

Ramayana AU

Have you heard the tales of Ram? (ramayana) if you didn't then it's okay because the story is different and the characters too its just inspired by ramayana.

Urmila is a princess from the beautiful kingdom of Videha. As amazing and spectacular as her princess agenda must be, she has exactly two priorities: 1) Her sister, Sita, living a happy life, no matter what she does, who she marries, if she marries at all. 2) Her always living with her sister Sita, because that's the only way she'll be happy. So when Sita gets married to Prince Ram from the massive empire of Kosala, it's only fair that Urmila tags along. As the wife of Ram's younger brother, Lakshman? Oh well. She didn't quite expect that. And what of those mysterious rumors surrounding him? Her husband, with strangely serpentine manners. A dark aura hanging around him, shadows surrounding his stature, dark eyes and angrier soul? Could he really be the infamous King of the Serpents? With a dangerous new husband, in a massive castle surrounded by secrets, Urmila isn't quite sure what to do. All she knows? She has to survive. After all, it's either that, or being separated from her sister. Forever. (Warning: this story is a Lakshmila ROMCOM, not a steamy Wattpad mafia story)

Sita did not just give birth to two boys in the ashram. Her eldest child was not a boy but a girl named, SHREENIKA meaning lotus in the heart of mahavishnu, RAGHILI as she is the daughter of Raghav and maithli, She was called Bhargavi as she was the daughter of this Suryavansh. At four years old, she was adopted by Bhargav Parshuram and his wife Devi dharini for training. How do you think she would change the story of Uttar Kand? Will she stop sita from leaving Earth, Will she change the course of Uttar Ramayan for the better? how will her Bond with Luv-Kush be? want to know the answers to these questions then join the story of Ram Nandini daughter of Ram and Sita. " Parivartan hi, Ram Nandini ke Jivan ka Karan hai," says Parshuram with a faraway look in his eyes " shighra Aana Priya!,"?? " Prayas Rahega Mera, Kintu Jab Tak Main Apna Karya Siddh nahin kar Leti tab tak main wapas Nahin aaungi". She says crying " Jaisi Tumhari ichcha" he agrees with tears flowing down his eyes. He pulls her close to him, gently laying her head on his heart and she closes her eyes listening to his heartbeat and the nature that's around them, the beautiful snowy mountains, the air that flows with Bhakti and divine energy, the holy water of Mata Ganga, the fire from the chitas and yagyas, and sky which one could easily touch from the place they stood all where the witness of this bitter separation and endless pain which could only be held with that touch of the beloved.

Lakshman celebrated as the most ideal brother of Ramayana questions himself on whether he was a good husband. As trumpets are blown on his spectacular support as a brother the man locks himself in a room. Unable to meet his wife Urmila he battles his inner demons whether he has been able to deliver on the promises he has given to his wife in front of the sacred fire. She had waited for him 14 years. As each night passed she became happy on the fact that the time to see her husband was nearer. As Ram and Sita entered Ayodhya her eyes had only followed the man who came behind them. She had dressed herself as a bride to welcome him. But as days turned to weeks Urmila looked at the mirror shattered. Her husband was refusing to meet her. He had locked himself in the other side of the palace and she was not allowed to approach him. She could understand his duty of 14 years. But she couldnt understand what stopped him now. She began to fear whether their marriage will be like a line that is drawn in water. But destiny had other plans. Lakshman is forced to meet Urmila under most unexpected circumstances. What will this meeting lead to. Will Urmila understand her husband's dilemma's. Will Lakshman be able to leave his past and move on with his wife. The story takes you through the journey of Lakshman and Urmila as they rediscover each other. Cover Credits:Koeli Appy from India forums 3rd Prize winner in Ramayana Tales

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I often find myself losing in the depths of poetry, framing some random scenes in my mind, imagining conversations between characters of my stories. So, I thought to write them down in form of a separate book. My random scribblings like poetry, on shots, stories etc etc etc....

Within the sacred verses of the Ramayana lies a hidden treasure trove of untold stories, waiting to be unveiled to the world. These narratives, like precious gems nestled within the folds of time, offer a glimpse into the myriad facets of human experience that have shaped the epic's enduring legacy. From the forgotten heroes whose deeds shaped the destiny of nations to the untold sacrifices made in the name of righteousness and love, each story adds depth and richness to the tapestry of the Ramayana. These unknown tales speak of courage in the face of adversity, of loyalty tested by the winds of fate, and of the timeless power of faith and devotion. With each revelation, the epic unfolds in new and unexpected ways, inviting readers on a journey of discovery through the uncharted territories of myth and legend. This is dedicated to all the unsung warrior's in the famous epic "Ramayan"

Bharat Culture- The Awakening is a non-fiction book that introduces the reader to the world's most ancient culture. This book explores the definition of Hindu culture, explores the idea of culture and religion, and also decodes some of the popular stories from the famous Ramayan and Mahaharat.

Sanatan Dharma is beautiful. It is a way of life that has a rich history going back thousands of years towards the rich Vedic Period. So because of this I have made this Community where various Writers can discuss, give opinions and write about Mythology, Folklores, Facts and other tales about our beautiful Sanatan Dharma.

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The life story of Rama and Sita is written briefly and understandable for anyone in this promt.