The Viragous Regnant
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  • Reads 20,556
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  • Parts 27
  • Time 2h 36m
Ongoing, First published Oct 04, 2020
Her complexion as dark as a blue lotus, 
Her eyes as wide as lotus petals, 
Her hair swaying like a dancing snake, 
Her serene smile wooing the most handsome of men in the land of Āryāvarta.

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"She wasn't quite ready. But she was brave. And it is an eternal thing, that the Universe always favors the brave."

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 Mahābhārata- world's longest poem, with thousands of verses. Out of which only one verse dedicated to Karenumati, which states; She was the Princess of Chedi, Daughter of Shishupala, Wife of Nakula, Mother of Niramitra.

But it doesn't tell who she was!

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"There were countless times that she was overshadowed by time, but she shines. Among the thousands of princesses that have come and go, she shines, and shines alone, like a star."

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A work based on the great epic Mahābhārata. A few fictional parts will be added but will stay in limit. I do not intend to hurt any religious sentiments. 


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Note: The word virago means a war like woman!
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