Ramayana Stories

🥇#Time out of 50.43 stories 🥇 #Ramayana in nov 25 2025... She was born a Rajkumari - draped in royalty, but devoted only to one name: Shree Ram Chandra. In the chaos of Kaliyug, her heart beat to the rhythm of ancient chants. She was not like the others. While the world chased power, she surrendered herself to bhakti, asking for nothing but his darshan - just once, just one glance. And then... the impossible happened. A tear. A prayer. A cosmic shift. Time cracked. She awoke not in her palace, but in Treta Yuga - when Dharma walked the Earth, and he was real. Now, the devotee stands before her Lord. But will her presence change the course of the epic? Was this destiny... or a test? Who is she - a mere devotee, or a forgotten part of history? The answers lie in a journey of self-realization, unconditional love, and a devotion that defies even time itself. ........ what will happen when a devotee of Shree Ram Chandra will time travel to treta yuga and meet her lord whome she love unconditional..will she change the great Epic?who is she?join the self realisation,selfless love and unconditional devotional Love journey of A devotee ♥️ English is not my first language Not even my second 😂😂 Achievement #4 in time out of 1.54 k

"Raghava, Rama," she tasted His names again. Tears, fat and unasked for, rolled down her cheeks. His name touched her soul, like a fire igniting anew within her tired but solid heart. "As you wish, Rama," Ramaa whispered again, writing His name over and over across the page, her mouth still singing Innam En Manam, but her heart singing 'Raghava, Rama.' Raghava. Rama. Raghava. Rama. ***** Ramaa Paramanandham was a deeply spiritual woman, which helps her with her very heavy and oftentimes dark profession, along with other things. Vishnu naama had been the truth of her life since she was born, and her love for Rama had begun at a very young age. Life took unexpected turns, but her faith and belief in Rama turns true ultimately. A story of Bhakti, prema, tyaaga and Ramayana. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

RAM RAJYA. A PERFECT LAND. A place where dharma is never broken, and destiny unfolds as it should. But Aarohi, who doubted everything-gods, fate, even history, was about to arrive. A stranger in a world that wasn't hers. A place where every choice mattered, every action echoed, and nothing stayed hidden. Some journeys change more than just the traveler... they change everything.

Hey guys , i have been reading only manan ff's . This is my first attempt in writing . This is a spiritual real story . We know about THE EPIC RAMAYANA . Its starts from the beginning of raghu dynasty. Let me know if u guys are interested .

We have read The Ramayana as kids and always knew it to be the story of Rama and his consort Sita. Every character has an important role to play. But not all of them have found much importance is any of the version. One such character is Urmila and her story with Lakshmana. All versions mention Urmila's sacrifice as "Unparalleled" but none depicted it. This story is an attempt to present the story of Ramayana from Urmila and Lakshmana's POV. Note : This story is fictional. The characters are the same. This story is an insight of The Ramayana through Lakshman and Urmila's eyes. There would be Nobody's POV also. The events are the same but the depiction is part of fiction. Parts of the story is loosely based/inspired from Sita's Sister but I have taken creative liberty to give my character more edge and depth.

The Untold contexts left burried inside. Ramayana is an ancient Indian epic written sometime in the fifth century BCE about Rama, prince of Ayodhya who is exiled and then returns. The sage Valmiki wrote it in Sanskrit and taught it to Rama's sons, the twins Lava and Kush. It is a rather long poem, with approximately 24000 verses and is known as the Adi Kavya. (adi = original, first; kavya=poem) While the basic story is about palace politics and battles with demon tribes, the narrative is interspersed with philosophy, ethics, and notes on duty. This book states most of the facts that people are oblivious of. Cover credits- @hazelwolfx

My version of ramayan in modern times

Veera Rasa: The Essence of Bravery Bravery comes in hundreds of forms, as a soldier in a battlefield lined with arms, as a rescuer in a disaster stricken block, as a mother bearing through labour. For Sumitra, it was the latter. Part 1 of Navarasa series.

Percy Jackson thought he was finally free. After years of fighting monsters, battling Titans, and toppling primordial beings, he had earned a break-or at least as much of a break as a demigod could get. But peace was never meant to last. A new prophecy has emerged, one unlike anything before. There is no warning, no precedent, and no clear path forward. Even the gods are silent about it, or don't know anything about it. The last prophecy nearly destroyed the world. This one probably will. To stop it, Percy must travel to lands beyond the reach of Greek and Roman history, where ancient powers long thought forgotten stir once more. Beings older and stronger than the Olympians are waking, and their motives are anything but clear. Some seek destruction. Others seek vengeance. And some... are there to help. Percy will have to unravel history's greatest mysteries, face enemies no one in living memory has faced, and confront the terrifying truth: This time, they might not be enough. --------------------------- I'm pretty disappointed with the new movies that came out on Hindu mythology (good concepts but terrible implementation) so I wrote my own version. Decided to make it a fanfic of Percy Jacksonfor the heck of it. LMK what you guys think. My first fanfic, one that combines both Hindu and Greek cultures. I will try to be as lore-accurate as possible, but I am open to suggestions. Please lmk. Percy isn't some all powerful being or something in this. He has the same powers as his half-blood self. After all, its mortals that end up doing great things, mainly because of our brief lifespans. All rights belong to Rick Riordan.

One shots, drabbles or aesthetics from the mythological or historical characters.

I am huge fan of mythology, all kinds of them, and this book is just me adventuring through them. The book will include original short stories written by me, lores and tales of mythos that I've heard and also sometimes meta or analysis of myths and their aspects. Also, this book is not to spread hate or propaganda. So, please don't come here with your broad minded bullshit. This is just a work of fiction to celebrate the grand world of mythology.

Five times Rama hears of Sita, and one time he talks about her himself. . . . This is written for @sleepingpotential on tumblr, who sent me this prompt: hi, can i request something? i was thinking that we don't get to see rama hearing about sita (who's miraculous birth and deeds must have been stories that spread to ayodhya as well as other kingdoms) before they meet as we do see sita hearing about rama and admiring him in adaptations. so, it would be great if you could write an au on 5 times rama heard about sita and 1 time he told someone about her (maybe luv-kush or hanuman/the vanaras). thank you!

#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.

story from the perspective of the demon Ravana.

I solemnly swear, with my hand placed upon my father's severed head. This is the command of Kanakasimha. The order of his daughter Dussala. This is the vengeance to be taken against Krishna for the deceitful slaying of the Sindhu king Jayadratha. What is this grudge against God? Divine Animosity? A captivating epic brimming with strange and wondrous episodes, born from the unparalleled imagination of Kavi Samrat Viswanatha Satyanarayana, the Jnanpith Award-winning Telugu literary giant renowned for his profound explorations of human nature, culture, and consciousness. Originally envisioned as a sixteen-part masterpiece and masterfully concluded in twelve volumes, this is the inaugural work in his groundbreaking Purana Vaira Granthamala series-a collection of extraordinary historical novels that weave mythology, philosophy, and ancient Indian societal evolution into a thrilling narrative of dharma, resentment, and timeless human conflicts. Set in the early Kali Yuga, about a century after the Mahabharata, it delves into the depths of eternal vendettas and moral dilemmas, critiquing historical distortions while celebrating India's rich cultural heritage. original name of this book - Bhagavantuni meedi paga written period - 1958 original language - Telugu Translation - Vishal Royal (vihu_vhu)

Every eligible Prince of Bharata has tried his hand at winning Sita's swayamvar. All but one! Rama

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