Shatanika Stories

Prativindhya was the eldest son of Yudhishthira Dharmaraja. In many legends, it was written that he died after the war, devoid of honor and without a wife. However, little did anyone know that he, too, had a woman whom he deeply loved. _ I am Thai and my English is not very good, so I apologize if my writing does not make sense. This is the love story of the son of Yudhishthira and Draupadi, written to satisfy the author's own desires. Based on legends from 1.Matsya Purana, which mentions that Prativindhya had a wife and children with her. 2.Legends or folklore written in the Bengali wiki. Warnings 1.Since some couples are not based on actual legends, I apologize in advance that some pairings are not official (canon) but are merely fan ships. If you are displeased, I sincerely apologize. 2.Dialogues regarding moral teachings and philosophy will be written by AI because I am not good at writing philosophy.

Just some one shots on Krishnaa not as samragini but as a mother, daughter, sister and friend.

cover creadit : @Alfiya_alfu

The Upapandavas, also known as Draupadeyas and Kaarshaneyas, were the five unsung heroes of the Mahabharata. Prativindhya, Aryavart's crowned prince, Sutasoma, the family's guardian, Shatanika, the valiant deputy commander, Shrutasena, the silent yet admired prince, and Shrutakarma, the youngest but bravest archer, faced betrayal and humiliation from their paternal Kaurava relatives. Meanwhile, Satyaki, envious of Prativindhya, plotted to usurp his position in favor of his stepbrother, Abhimanyu, adding to their trials of loyalty and honor.