Swayamvar Stories

Prithviraj Chauhan : Crowned as the king of Ajmer at the early age of eleven, through his military prowess and good administration earned the respect of not only 12th century Rajputana but became popular in whole of Bharata Varsha. A worthy contestant to the the prestigious throne of Delhi,he is unbeatable. Only thorn on his ascend to rule the whole of BharatVarsha is his arch rival Raja Jaichand of Kannauj. What happens when the daughter of this very enemy comes to his life? Will she be the reason for his downfall or become the source of his very spirit? Princess Sanyogita : The only daughter of king of Kannauj, Raja Jayachandra aka Jaychand. Loved immensely by her father and the people of her kingdom. She is the biggest cheerleader for her father's achievements. But what happens when a man who is her father's enemy steals her heart. Will she be able to stay loyal to her father and sacrifice her love or sacrifice everything to be with the person she loves the most? This is the fictional story based on the life of the great Prithviraj Chauhan.

Author's Note Hi guys, I'm one of the fans of the Sony TV "Prithviraj Chauhan" series, and honestly, I was so disappointed when they shut it down. So here I am - writing my own version of the story, the way I've always imagined it. I'm a hopeless romantic, so expect deep love, misunderstandings, politics, and destiny - all wrapped in the timeless tale of Prithviraj and Sayogita. The story will stay historical, but it will dive deeper into their hearts - their soul connection, their pain, and their passion. I hope you guys enjoy this journey as much as I love writing it. Do let me know in the comments if you want me to add anything special. - more romance, palace drama, or maybe a twist in destiny Let's see how we shape this into a beautiful love story that history could never forget. Just a quick heads-up - this story is based on the show, but I've made up a lot of things along the way. If you'd like to pick up from where the show ended (since they kind of rushed the ending!), start reading from Chapter 6 - that's when he brings his princess back to Ajmer after abducting her in the iconic swayamvar scene on the horse! I'm not following history in this story.... this is my fairy tale. It's going to be sweet, romantic, and full of fun. Here, they'll get the life they truly deserve - with love, laughter, kids, and adventures together. They'll fight wars side by side and always win. The only twist? My princess can fight too - she's Prithvi's Shakti. - With love, Sash A Hopeless Romantic Fan

Disclaimer: I do not own anything about this story, other than I'm re-telling it. I put this story's under "historical fiction" because there wasn't one for Mythology, it's not necessarily really "Fiction" but it's Indian History so I hope that's ok. If anyone has a more respectful idea of what category I should put it in, let me know. I want to be as Respectful as I can while writing this. I Love the Indian History, Culture and Gods so much and this is my attempt to put my love into words. I absolutely Love B.R. Chopra's " Vishnu Puran" 🥰 and I'll be getting most of my material from that. Are You ready? To read about the 7th Avatar of Lord Vishnu; her birth, his birth, the curse behind it all, the Garden Scene, the Swayamvar, the Disaster and the Exile? Alright, Get Ready for this wild ride! And the Monkeys! Don't forget about them. By Patience MakePeace, Or; Maha Dhriti Shanti Banao Preena. (Maha: Mighty, ie 'the mighty paypazape'; Dhriti: Patience, ie my first name; Shanti: Peace, and Banao: Make, ie my middle name, 'MakePeace'. And Preena, the first little Temple Girl to be Rescued (1901) by Irish Missionary Amy 'Amma' Carmichael, who has my full respect and love. Happy Reading ~Peace♥️ Cover Art By: @Ridhima123

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