HISTORY REVISITED

HISTORY REVISITED

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The story revolves around three really "unlucky" guys Nishant, Suraj and Sachin who accidently reach out in history, to be correct 3500-4000 B.C after tragically falling into a time portal where they undergo a series of near death adventures. They finally discover that they aren't that unlucky as they thought. They reach out a time, when two dynasties namely the Angrasya and the Brihadratha dynasties were in a bloody battle with each other. They see the plight of the princess of the Angrasya dynasty; rajkumari Samriddhi and they resolve to unite her and her new born baby with her husband; rajkumar Brihatkarman, who happens to be the prince of the Brihadratha dynasty. They also learn that to return to their home they need a device named samay locator and in a quest to find it, they discover various peculiar weapons such as a sword which can throw multiple lightning bolts, a bo-staff whose size and strength can be augmented as per needs, the blackhole balls which can initiate a 20 seconds blackhole and the most important out of all, the "Hasth-yantra" which once worn on the hand gives the protagonist; Nishant, various superhuman abilities and not to forget about the various elixirs that come up their way. At last they face a demonic sorcerer; Ajay, who ends the whole army of the Brihadratha dynasty by using his black magic skills and witchcraft. Will the boys be able to stop him or is their destruction certain? Will they be able to finally return to their own time? Will they be cursed with bad luck forever or has destiny planned something else for them? Guys I will soon update the first three chapters. Stay tuned.
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This is the untold story of a wife of one of the most promising and remarkable archer of Mahabharata. Karna. This girl loved him unconditionally from the very bottom of her heart and was witness of his endless pain, suffering, dilemma and agony to prove himself. She was a very simple maid who became a queen by her own merit. She loved a man whose own heart was already broken by death of his lover and she warmed his heart. She saw his pain, she had supported him, she had suffered for him, but she felt ignored by the coming of two other wives of him. However she loved them both as her own baby sisters and both of them also respected her with their whole heart. She suffered tremendously by his avoidance and then falling one after another for two other beautiful wives. But she did not try to complain. She helped him. She suffered by loosing her nine sons one after another and then by her husband Karna and her two baby sisters Supriya and Uruvi. What if she was an immortal being as the Manas Kanya of Brahma Dev?!! How could she cope up with the pain and endless agony of loosing her children one after another?!! From her only son Vrishasen to Supriya Putra her dearest Vrishaketu and Uruvi Kanya her beloved Padmaja?!! She is daughter of Brahma Dev in two previous births. So She is Brahma Dev Manas Putri too like Devi Supriya and Devi Ganga. She is known as Brahma Putri Vrushali in her previous birth as the wife of estranged Gandarv Prince Biswa Bhanu (previous life of Karna). It is my purely fan fiction story based on the epic Mahabharata. I don't want to hurt anyone's religious sentiments or believes. Even I don't want to change the course of entire Mahabharata. I follow the Bengali version of Mahabharata by Kashiram Das. The pictures were taken from the public domains. Images courtesy: Pinterest, Google Chrome and YouTube.

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