Yudhisthir Stories

Daughter of the Earth, Out of Yagna, Princess of Panchla, Queen of Indraprasth, Wife of five, Staked by her own husband, Dragged into Assembly, Shamefully Dishonored, Saved by a divine Miracle, But, like a boat she had saved her husbands when they had drowned in a sea of disgrace. This is my point of view of how the Mahabharat would have been for Draupadi. Her sacrifices her pains are what I have tried to showcase through this. #58 in sacrifice #2 in Govind #29 in Krishna #30 in arjun #9 in Panchali

Nakul x Karenumati { Falling in Love, Sincere Devotion, Trust: DWAPARYUG} •It's not different from Mahabharat....but some things are different! •Draupadi and keyani shared a sisterhood bond more.... •What if during draupadi vastraharan keyani and subhadra too were insulted. •But what if their insult was not committed by dushashan but by someone else.. •What if she also went with pandavs for exile. ••Her father was greatest villian of history, destined to be slained by Lord Krishna....but Keyani was a great devotee of Shri Krishna •• How was her destiny written through my imagination....as I always respected her and idolized this couple...!!!♡♡♡ Her journey- ♥︎Nakula's heartbeat ♥︎darling little sister of pandavs ♥︎sisterhood with draupadi ♥︎pure motherhood with all the children of pandavs ♥︎lovely daughter in law of kunti •Revenge pain sacrifice just like draupadi had beared she tooo must have suffered all these but it got lost in the pages of history. • MOST UNDERRATED COUPLE OF DWAPARYUG, YET THEY SHARED A BOND WHICH HAD DEEP MUTUAL RESPECT, TRUST, SINCERITY, CARE AND LOVE.!♡ • She was described a GEM among the queens and his husband was described as the most handsome man in the whole aryavrat after Shri Krishna. •• JAYA SAMHITA ••

What if the Mahabharat was reshaped by wishes from another age? Long ago, when Lord Ram prepared to leave for his abode, he demanded last wishes from his brothers. Lakshman knew his motive was to protect his brother from all that he had to go through in his life because of his compassion and adherence to Dharm, so he demanded to be born as the elder brother in their next birth. But Bharat knew that his elder brother knew better and expected something else. He demanded that in the next Dharmyudh, he would be the one to take part, and asked his elder brother to be his guide through the journey. Shatrughna, wanting to serve his elder brother asked to be with Bharat in the next birth so he too would get to represent Dharm in the next battle. Lord Ram had smiled before granting them their wishes...... but without consequences..... no.... Step into the Mahabharat like never before-where every choice hides a secret and every path leads to an unknown end. 334k+ words

The weight of a crown is heavy. The weight of a silent home is unbearable. History remembers Yudhishthira as Dharmaraja-the incorruptible monarch, the living embodiment of cosmic order, and the solitary survivor of the world's most devastating war. The bards sing of his unyielding righteousness, his trial of virtues, and his triumph over an empire of corruption. Yet the truest epic was never written in the annals of victory. Yudhisthir's Remorse is a long-form historical novel that steps away from the grand grandiloquence of myth to uncover the quiet, private price of righteousness. Spanning decades alongside the canonical timeline of the Mahabharata, it strips away the legendary armor of kings and gods to examine the fragile, human heart of a father living under the unyielding burden of duty. Told with restrained elegance and deep emotional intimacy, this is a sweeping story of family, estrangement, and the silent years between catastrophic mistakes. It explores what happens when absolute virtue collides with domestic love, how time fractures the bond between generations, and the quiet, grueling work required to heal what was broken. A profound exploration of grief, memory, and unconditional love, Yudhisthir's Remorse reframes the world's greatest epic through its most human scale: a father, a son, and the long shadow cast by an unforgotten past. Behind the legendary king stands a father who lost everything that truly mattered. An intimate, sweeping historical novel exploring the private heart, devastating sacrifices, and quiet grief of Yudhishthira.

A Mahabharat story. What is love, if not a sacrifice? *UNDERGOING MAJOR REWRITE*

The Kuruvanshi family and the Yaduvanshi family have been friends.... no wait almost family. But each of them have secrets and some that could even ruin them.

A page from the diary of Panchali, the Queen of Hastinapur, after the war

She carries the moon in her veins and the ocean in her soul. Gifted by Chandra Dev as a beacon of serenity in a world burning with vengeance, Chandrakanta is a paradox of grace. Pale as milk and quiet as the midnight tide, she possesses a gentle beauty that masks a violently fierce power-unforgiving and vast as the sea when provoked. Bound to the same turbulent destiny as her fiery sister Draupadi, and shared among the five Pandava brothers, she must navigate an empire built on war. She is the calm before the storm, the keeper of secrets, and the silent tide that will wash away an era.

Krishna stepped forward, placing a firm hand on Karn's shoulder. "Never forget this, bhrata Karn," he said, his voice lowering, filled with an intensity that seemed to touch something deep within Karn's soul. "You are in me, and I am in you. Whatever is mine is yours, and whatever is yours is mine. Your enemies are my enemies, and your friends are my friends." Karn looked at him, though his expression remained tensed. "You are Bharat," Krishna continued. "And I... I am your Ram." Continuation of Dharmyudh part 1

*COMPLETED* [30k+ words] A 21st century girl time travels to an alternate universe in the 3000 BC era which is believed to be the era of Mahabharata epic. The story is not based on the the original epic. It only takes a reference to that epic as most people know the epic and will find it easy to relate to the characters and places.It is totally based on my imagination. I have tried to make it as realistic as I could. Includes probable love triangle as of now. Cover by me! Ranked #1 in 'Time machine' on 05.05.2020 #1 in 'Indian history' on 08.05.2020 #1 in 'History' on 25.06.2020 #1 in 'Mahabharata' on 15.05.2020 #1 in 'karn' on 15.05.2020 #1 in 'krishna' on 15.05.2020 #1 in 'Yudhisthir' on 25.06.2020 #4 in 'Culture' on 20.05.2020 #8 in 'Indian' on 21.05.2020 #16/37k stories in 'Time' on 15.05.2020

A series of drabbles that I wrote for @MahabharatPrompts. Part 1: Uttara and her revivification Part 2: Draupadi's dilemma Part 3: Brihannala's regrets

What if a cheerful and loving girl from the modern era suddenly returns to the Mahabharat era? What if she finds her eternal love there? And is she ready for her new life there? ✄┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ A Mahabharat fanfiction. Cover by @JaanviiEnnaa4. Story idea by @ViHANARiMA.

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'Vaikartana' the one who was born with wealth but never got the fortune to live wealthy! The one who was always left behind in the pages of history The one who was punished for no crime The one who was called 'Danveer' The one who deserves all the happiness but got all the darkness in his life! Here I'm with the story of that Maharathi from the pages of the great Epic Mahabharata who was the personification of Selflessness (Disclaimer: The present piece of art is just only a fiction and not to hurt anyone's believe!)

What Arjun and Draupadi felt for each other? No one knows but everyone says that Arjun loved Subhadra more than Draupadi.And Draupadi?What about her? It is clearly mentioned that Arjun was loved dearly than anyone else by her but what Arjun felt for her is not shown. So, here it is featuring the last journey of the Pandavas with their beloved Panchali.

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The memories , etched in the depths of soul are too deep to wash away. The world changes from years to years and life from day to day, a cursed day bring stroms in their lives and a painful separation took place. Did something remain ? Yes !! Love and memories. Musings of ajatashatru's heart which he penned down in his diary remains with his second wife queen devika. During the thirteen years of his exile she explored her lord's dear diary which was so close to his heart . So much more was said in the unsaid .