As Yuvraj Vatsaraja ventured deeper into the forest with his followers, a soft, melodic sound floated in the trees. It was enchanting and ethereal causing him to halt his horse and halt his horse and listen intently.
He motioned his followers to remain quiet.
His heart racing with curosity.
Senapati Simukh : " Yuvraj, we should not stop here".
But Vatsraja could not move ; he was drawn towards the source of the melody.
As he crept forward, he pushed aside the thick foliage and emerged into a clearing. There, before him, was a breathtaking sight-a magnificent waterfall, the water cascading down the rocks with a thunderous roar, creating a crystal-clear pool below.
And amidst this natural splendor, he saw her.
Rajkumari Chandralobbe sat gracefully on a swing.She was surrounded by her maids and cousins, but Vatsaraja's eyes were fixated on her. Her long hair flowed freely, cascading down her back like a dark river, and her laughter mingled harmoniously with the song.
As she sang, "Achutam keshvam Ramnarayanam krishna Damodaram" Vatsaraja's heart, was captivated completely.
Yuvraja Vatsaraja: "Simukh, who could she be?"
Senapati Simukh: "Looks like a princess. "
Vatsaraja felt as if he had stepped into a dream.
Suddenly, a pair of maids playfully pushed the princess into the water. She shrieked in surprise but quickly joined the laughter, splashing about in the pool as other girls followed suit.
The other maids, quickly encircled the water body with colorful opaque fabrics, creating a curtain for the princess's privacy.
Guards: "You all must leave this place."
Yuvraj Vatsaraja and quickly adopting the demeanor of humble commoners.
Rajkumar Vatsaraja: "We beg your pardon. Who is the princess?"
Guard: "It seems you are outsiders. She is Rajkumari Chandralobbe."
Rajkumar Vatsaraja: "She will become our queen of Vajraashtra".
This story can be read standalone.
Anamika, the first wife of yuvraj(Crown Prince) Pratap Singh Rathod saw in her dream that all her maids are in a hurry to complete her dressing so that she could attend the puja(Prayer) with her husband. The puja meant for her to get pregnant or shall I say the puja meant for the heir of the kingdom. She was sure that it was a dream because she could see the younger version of herself in the mirror rather than the grandmother of three children. Only to realize that it is not a dream but a reality when she gets pain and saw blood due to the hairpin that the maids were putting in her head.
Join Anamika in her journey of Rebirth. Read the full prologue inside the book.