Sita Stories

JĀNAKĪRĀGHAVĪYAM - (The Epic of Jānakī and Rāghava) "Ātmānaṁ mānuṣaṁ manye." ("I consider myself a human being, and nothing more." -Rāma, Vālmīki Rāmāyaṇa, Yuddha Kāṇḍa) Exile was supposed to be quiet. A forest. A leaf-hut. A vow kept in silence. But Daṇḍakā does not let virtue sleep. A golden deer. A moment of separation-small enough to be missed, deadly enough to rewrite destiny. In the sky, a vulture bleeds for Dharma. In Laṅkā, a queen watches her kingdom rot under lust. In Ayodhyā, an innocent prince waits in his hermit for the return of his brother deceived in the name of dharma. This is not the Ramayana you were told as a bedtime myth. This is the Ramayana as it feels when you stand inside it-where Dharma is not poetry, but pressure... and every choice bleeds. A crown is lost, not by defeat, but by a promise kept too perfectly. A forest becomes a courtroom where silence is evidence. A woman's purity is not fragility-it is defiance sharpened into steel. A brother's devotion becomes a weapon that cuts even his own heart. A demon's lust is not romance-it is political decay wearing gold. Here, Ravana is not just a villain-he is a ruler collapsing under his own hunger. Mandodari is not just a queen-she is the last conscience of an empire. Seetha is not a captive-she is a storm trapped in a garden. Rama is not a flawless god-he is a man forced to carry grief until it turns cosmic. This retelling digs into the unsaid: The human cost behind "divine plans." It asks what epics rarely ask-what did it feel like? What did silence cost? What did virtue destroy? And what happens when love itself becomes a battlefield? Because Ramayana is not about good vs evil. It is about control vs collapse. Truth vs temptation. And the terrifying truth that even heaven can fall when Dharma is tested by desire. #4 in retelling -9/2/26 #3 in fantasycreatures - 5/2/26 #6 in fantasyfiction - 11/2/26 #18 in epicfantasy -2/2/26

Ramayana ended with the Sita nirgamana. After Ram banished Sita, they never reunited before they departed for their heavenly abode. Their story was left incomplete. So here I am, with my new fanfiction to complete it! . This is the story of how Raghav and Maithili, drawn apart their previous births, unite in this era of Kaliyug. Only for you... Have a happy reading.

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RAM RAJYA. A PERFECT LAND. A place where dharma is never broken, and destiny unfolds as it should. But Aarohi, who doubted everything-gods, fate, even history, was about to arrive. A stranger in a world that wasn't hers. A place where every choice mattered, every action echoed, and nothing stayed hidden. Some journeys change more than just the traveler... they change everything.

A story on the 4 princesses of Mithila

A diary of an incredible girl, Sita. Her golden words would take you to another world; these wrinkled pages are packed with innocence, sacrifice, adventure, dreams, goals, and a lot more. This book will introduce you to the life of a holy soul, a goddess, or an ideal woman, taking various avatars. ......... Hi, myself Sita. Princess of Mithila, born to Maharaj Janak. It's my diary, all handwritten. My wonderful journey, from my birth. Some handpicked incidents, adventures, of some brilliant people I ever met. Let's dive in! *** *DISCLAIMER* This is a pure work of fiction, and does not have any connections with the epic.

She was born of the earth, not of silence. Accused first, doubted always, Sita speaks-not to prove her purity, but to expose the world that questioned her survival and condemned restraint as failure. This one-shot is a reckoning with dharma, love, and the hypocrisy that failed both Sita and Ram.

This story is about Sheshanag... Since his birth to become the devotee of lord Vishnu... The king of all the serpents... This book will be a trilogy, the first book is about Sheshanag's life, the second book is about Lakshman the incarnation of Sheshanag, it will be a Ramayan on Lakshman's pov and third is about Balram, the second incarnation of Sheshanag... I hope you all will like this book...

What if Mandavi and Bharat had a daughter during the 14 years of Ram's exile? This is about The Raghuvansh's family times including the fictional Characters This story is solely based on my imagination. About: What if Mandavi got pregnant when they were at Bharat's maternal home? What if when they came back, the child was born and had grown up with no images of Ram, Sita and Laxman? This story speaks about the pain and suffering of everyone in the family, the spoken about ones, the loved ones and the Forgotten ones Please Enjoy and Vote :)

Hey people Here you go !!! This book is waiting to be filled with some drabbles, aesthetics or one shots of our members. Stay tuned to read many beautiful literature scripts from our most lovable epics.

The heroine of ramayana, sita is looked at in different ways. A woman who has a colourful landscape of character, a woman who offers a range of perspectives. For some she is the pativrata gruhini(the ideal wife), for some she is an epitome of sacrifice, for some she is the women who chose difficulty, for some she was the reason for rama's victory,For me she is the saviour who saved inneumerable. In this poem i explore the life of sita from her birth and until she wedded ram, putting a focus on the saviour aspect of her life.

A short story about the struggles of a Sri Lankan girl

Between the verses of the Ramayan, there are silences and pauses that discuss the unknown with the reader. Glances which are not exchanged, decisions made in the stillness of the moment, grief hidden behind dharma and duty, love spoken only in absence, and fear and anguish expressed in solitude. It was not simple, and it's not easy to express.

ඔහු දළනිදු, ඇය නම් ගඟමිණි, එය නම් ප්‍රේමයයි, නොවේ ව්‍යංගයක්, නමුදු සුවිශේෂය, එය ගෙතෙනුයේ, ආදරවන්තයන් අතර නොව, පියා හා දුවණිය අතරයි.....! තෙළිතුඬෙන් නොව විෂ කටුවෙන් ඔප දැමූ සිතුමවක හුන් අංගනාව නම් ඇයයි... වළාපටලයන් අතර සැඟවුණු තුසරකර සොයා යන අර්ථාන්විත රස්තියාදුවක පළමු පියවරයි මේ...!! ⚞⚞⚞⚞⚞⚞⚞⚞⚞⚞⚞⚞⚞⚞⚞⚞ " ඔබ...ඔබ මාගේ දියණියයි....මාගේ දියණිය සොහෙලි...රාවණයන්ගේ දියණිය සොහෙලි ඔබයි..." ⚮⚮⚮⚮⚮⚮⚮⚮⚮⚯⚮⚮ || A Historical Story || Story By @YEUL-CHIMMY Cover by JINius_MooN Inception : 2021.11.16 Termination : _The Best Historical Novel 2022 (gXb) - 1st Place_

Some random short fic of the Korean card game Sword Girls OwO

Urmila is a princess from the beautiful kingdom of Videha. As amazing and spectacular as her princess agenda must be, she has exactly two priorities: 1) Her sister, Sita, living a happy life, no matter what she does, who she marries, if she marries at all. 2) Her always living with her sister Sita, because that's the only way she'll be happy. So when Sita gets married to Prince Ram from the massive empire of Kosala, it's only fair that Urmila tags along. As the wife of Ram's younger brother, Lakshman? Oh well. She didn't quite expect that. And what of those mysterious rumors surrounding him? Her husband, with strangely serpentine manners. A dark aura hanging around him, shadows surrounding his stature, dark eyes and angrier soul? Could he really be the infamous King of the Serpents? With a dangerous new husband, in a massive castle surrounded by secrets, Urmila isn't quite sure what to do. All she knows? She has to survive. After all, it's either that, or being separated from her sister. Forever. (Warning: this story is a Lakshmila ROMCOM, not a steamy Wattpad mafia story)

For this story, we'll be looking at the tail-end of some versions of the Ramayana - when Sita finally meets Rama again, after spending years in exile with her sons. Now, this is a story that has a lot of room for interpretation and mixed feelings. Was Sita's undying devotion to Rama a mistake? Was her tragic ending just a symptom of the times? Was Rama in the wrong for his stubborn and steadfast duty to his kingdom, over the love for his wife? These are all things that you'll have to decide for yourself, dear reader. (As noted, this is a retelling of just one version of the story. There are also versions of the story where Sita does not get exiled again, and the story ends happily.)

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