𝚁𝙾𝚈𝙰𝙻 𝙱𝙻𝙾𝙾𝙳𝙻𝙸𝙽𝙴𝚂

In the ancient kingdom of Suryapuri, ruled King Virendra and Queen Leelavati. Their happiness was shattered when Queen Leelavati died giving birth to a daughter, Vaidehi. The king, heartbroken but resolute, sent Vaidehi and her elder brother, Prince Aryan, to study under the wise Guru Vashishta. Both siblings excelled in their studies, mastering scriptures and weaponry.

Years later, they returned to Suryapuri, where they were warmly welcomed. During a celebration at the nearby Gauri Mandir, Vaidehi's close friend, Princess Meera, announced her pregnancy. The festivities were abruptly interrupted by an attack from King Dharmaraj of Asuragarh, who sought revenge against King Virendra for an old defeat.

Dharmaraj's forces stormed the kingdom. In the ensuing chaos, Meera was killed, and Vaidehi was gravely injured by Dharmaraj. She was thrown into the Saraswati River, presumed dead. However, she was rescued by Rishi Satyavan, who nursed her back to health. Vowing to reclaim her kingdom, Vaidehi trained rigorously, gaining the support of warriors inspired by her courage.

Vaidehi led her newfound allies in a decisive battle against Dharmaraj, ultimately defeating him and restoring peace to Suryapuri. Ascending the throne, Vaidehi ruled with the same wisdom and compassion as her parents, her tale becoming a legend of bravery and resilience.