histórias de Shakuni

true love never exists right?? or If it does than only give pain. "It's amazing how someone can break your heart, and you can still love them with all the little pieces." ~~~

Book two of Aanyati - a warrior That inauspicious day left behind a broken soul which could never repair. This is the story of Aanyati who survived even in the worst and then came out the best , this is a story of how she gathered herself and became the strength of her children , a story of love , betrayal , heartbreak , death , life and the real dharma . That day left her with nothing , her love was gone so was her strength , the people she trusted to her death betrayed her , the people which she called her own left her . But she survived . Her children became her support , her sakha guided her and she emerged as the best to make her enemies suffer the worst . Don't read without reading the first part ...

In the grand kingdom of Hastinapur, she is just a girl. Nothing royal. Nothing destined. Just someone who exists quietly in the background of palace life-unnoticed, unclaimed, and far from the world of Kurus. But Arjuna is not someone who forgets easily. He once loved a girl from his past-Siya. A memory he has carried silently through years of training, duty, and silence. And now, he has returned. So has she. But in the present, they do not meet as memories. They meet as opposites. She challenges him without fear. He meets her with irritation instead of recognition. What starts as annoyance slowly turns into something dangerous- not affection, not softness... but a clash neither of them can escape. Because fate has a strange way of playing its game. It brings together a boy who loved someone he still cannot forget... and a girl who never knew she could be that important.

ITS A DRAUPADI AND KARN SERIES. KARAN, a legend of MAHABHARATA, was neglected because of his caste, people underestimate him cause of his caste. Not only because of his caste but also because of his wrong decision. What if he didn't took any wrong decision and walked on the path of Dharma. With the path of discipline from his guru the great parshuram but but a twist waits, with discipline from his guru he also adapted a little bit of his anger which changed the fate of Maharashtra. DIG IN AND FIND YOURSELF

After a major heartbreak which made her too afraid to love again, Aarohi unexpectedly falls into the era of Mahabharata. She alternates between the past and present. While the present has drama of its own, in the old timeline, two men fall in love with her. But will she reciprocate their feelings? After experiencing how dangerous it is to put your heart in someone else's hands, will she ever love again? Or will she break their hearts instead? How will a modern girl react to the discrimination in the era? And most importantly, how will she handle living two lives at the same time?

Sid just wanted to escape Shriya's complaints. Shriya just wanted to go home. And Saanvi? She probably just wished for some good sleep after a hectic month of pre boards. But fate AND a very suspicious auto driver seemed to have other plans. One moment, in Kali yug, these teens were dodging the dreadful question of "What next?" and in the next, they find themselves in Dwapar yug, dodging chariots, curses and confused Mahabharat warriors, all thanks to that one auto driver who casually asked, "Past or future?" and laughed when Saanvi sighed, "Past. I hate growing up anyway!" Now, the only way back home is by finding that auto, which is no longer "available for ride" on Ola or Uber, and has probably disappeared into another century for it's next ride! PS1: The first few chapters may be slow. So, kindly be patient until the characters meet the Mahabharata folks! PS2: The idea, setting, story, names and everything related to this book is totally fictional. Any resemblance is completely coincidental. This book is meant for laughs, step in to have some fun! :) © | Copyrights reserved @sssm2569

so what will happen when kunti tell about the truth of karna to her remaining sons, when they settled in indraprastha..... how will pandavas get their elder brother back..... join the banter of two sets of cousins for their brother.... this is pure imagination..... and mainly for fun..... so join the crazy family of kurus........

अन्तः अस्ति प्रारंभः। The end is the beginning. A caterpillar dies, to birth a butterfly. Water evaporates to rain down. Dead carcasses fill the stomachs of vultures.Life gives way to death and death to life. In a vicious circle of different karmas and janmas, a soul leaves a decaying body to move onto something better and livelier. But what if certain karmas are found hanging on the thin string between salvation and damnation? This is exactly where Mihira Ramnath Subhedar finds herself. The last of the many Kaliyugis, she was holding on to the narrowest beam that would lead her towards eternal the light, or so she thought. Poets were liars, she discovered when the end neared. There was nothing peaceful about death, no rest and no respite; just an ounce of faith which made her believe that she would finally find a place at the Lord's feet. But the ever merciful Leeladhari had discrete intents for such a soul that had just witnessed the end of the heinous yuga. "No, ain't Vaikuntha but Dvāpara. Good luck completing the unfinished business!" Walk along the aisle with Mihira while she embarks on the greatest pilgrimage of her rekindled life, witnesses the red of the Swastika being washed over by the red of vengeful blood and being swept off her feet by a man she'd never heard of.

Mayuri has spent her life digging up the past - never once imagining the past would reach back and pull her in. One moment she is standing on the Gujarat coastline, staring at a relic rising from the sea, trying to decode the language inscribed across its surface. The next, she is standing in a world that should not exist - a world of gold-spired palaces and rivers that have not yet been named on any map she knows. Dwapara Yuga. The age of the Mahabharat. The age of Krishna. She always believed him to be a story. A metaphor wearing a crown. A god invented by people who needed one. She was wrong. And the moment she realizes it, she does something no one in any scripture ever dared to do - she challenges him. If he is truly who they say he is, if fate truly bends to his will the way every text claims, then surely it can bend to hers too. She tells him she will change it. The war. The deaths. The grief written into every page of a story that hasn't been written yet. Krishna only smiles, and tells her to try. What follows is not the rewriting she imagined. Every thread she pulls tightens another. Every fate she tries to spare finds its way back to ruin by a different road. She is drowning in a war that was never supposed to be hers to fix, in a yuga that was never supposed to let her in - and the longer she stays, the less certain she becomes of which world she is fighting to save: theirs, or the one she left behind. Some stories are written to be read. This one was written to be lived - and Mayuri is running out of time to change the ending.

One day Karna and his wife Vrushali felt to have a child. They both decided to pray to lord Shiva and obtain a son who has the Ansh of Lord Shiva. Shivansh was born as a 15 year old boy. He followed his father's footsteps and learned about warfare. During the dyut Sabha he was gaining education from his guru. He got to know about it but he but he saw all of them in grey. What will happen in the Mahabharata war? Will the destiny change? Join us in the story.

She had known it all along. She was never a part of present. Never a part of this Yug. She had grown up with stories of Mahabharat. At the age of 19 she was so tangled in the web called Mahabharat that no matter what she does now she might never be able to live in the present. She had no one to call her own in this moment Of time. Her whole family died in front of her eyes. She felt every single pain written in Mahabharat. She want to erase everybody's pain. "Hey Krishna! If I have been a true devotee to you please fulfill my wish" She whispered in front God.

The Mahabharat is an ancient Indian epic where the main story revolves around two branches of a family- the Pandavas and the Kauravas - who, in the Kurukshetra War, the battle for the throne of Hastinapur. It is based on Sanskrit language. Now enough of description. It's time to read the story. Anyways it is just a brief short story that covers whole Mahabharat.

What if a independent and a outspoken girl of Kaliyug is taken back in time to the era of Mahabharata? What is she is the mother of the Kauravas and the wife of Dhritarashtra? Read to find out.

It is a story of arjun and subhadra

A small poem on Shakuni. PS: credits to https://www.indica.today/ cover page.

Suyodhana or Duryodhana, call him by any name but he will always be the man who displeases our soul when we dig into the matters of the Mahabharata! Duryodhana, addressing him by his most popular name was yet another royal child of Kururashtra, but what fateful events shaped him to become one amongst the most hated names on the pages of Indian Mythology? Presenting you a story which deals with the life of the Kauravas! THE STORY OF THE ANTAGONISTS. Do you dare to sympathise with the antagonists and question the deeds of the protagonists? ______________________________________ This is a FICTIONAL WORK. There are no intentions to hurt anyone's feelings. Thank you.

The BORI (Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute) Critical Edition: This monumental work was produced through the efforts of numerous Sanskrit scholars initially headed by Prof. V.S.Sukthankar. Below is the brief summary of the project: A giant research project undertaken by the BORI since its inception was "The Critical Edition of Mahabharata". Edited by the likes of V. S. Sukhtankar, S. K. Belvalkar, S. K. De, Prof. Dr. R. N. Dandekar, the Critical Edition enjoys the status of one of the most prestigious and appreciated editorial work of the world. This edition was prepared with painstaking efforts of scholars for about five decades consulting 1,259 manuscripts. A comprehensive Prolegomena (Vol. I), written by V. S. Sukhtankar, brings out the material and methodology of the project. The completed Critical Edition of the Mahabharata (18 Parvas; 89000+ verses in the Constituted Text, and an elaborate Critical Apparatus; 19 Volumes: No. of pages: 15000+ demi-quarto size ) was released on September 22, 1966 at the hands of Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan, the then President of India.

She lived a life where she was the most hated which melted his heart. She was one of the biggest devotee of gods but one day it changed. That day gods and goddesses became helpless and wailed. But no one went to help her except him. To the gods and goddesses it was as if her devotion was power to them. Since when she stopped praying to them they started to become weak.