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Extras -2 (Unheard Conversations)
"The friendship between Prince Suyodhan and the son of the head charioteer is one of the oddest developments I have seen as the maid to Prince Suyodhan, Prince Arjuna," Sughandha s... -
Chapter 78- The Unforgiving Curse
Kashi—where the Ganga flowed with the whispers of ages past, where the ghats bore witness to warriors sharpening their swords and poets weaving their verses into eternity. The city... -
Chapter 76 - Dharma, Deception, and Destiny
Aryavarta trembled with the weight of the news. A Suryaputr had wedded two Suta women. The revelation spread like wildfire, igniting whispers in royal courts, markets, and temple h... -
Chapter 64 - The Erosion of Rectitude
The sun had barely risen when the Kuru family departed from Panchala. The journey to Hastinapur took them a few days, the wheels of their chariots carving silent paths into the ear... -
Chapter 89 - Between Love and Dharma
The night in Indraprastha unfolded like a celestial hymn, its rhythm carried by the gentle breeze that rustled through the palace gardens. Stars adorned the sky like a king's crown... -
Chapter 102 - The Rise of Indraprastha
The echoes of conquest had not yet faded when Achyuta, the Unfailing One, arrived at Indraprastha. With him walked the two warriors whose names now reverberated across Aryavarta: B... -
Chapter 81- Destiny's Kingdom
The city, usually alive with its ceaseless rhythm, seemed to hold its breath, weighed down by an invisible force—the knowledge that fate was shifting within the walls of the royal ... -
Author's Insight
I want to simplify things for my readers to clarify the complex web of characters and storylines.This tale is an intricate blend of Mahabharata, Shrimad Bhagavatam, and Harivamsa. ... -
Chapter 2: "Birth of Karna and Abandoned"
---------------------------------------------------------Meanwhile, in the lively kingdom of Hastinapur, laughter and joy echoed through the halls of the palace.Dritharastra and Pa... -
Chapter 85 - The Sacred and The Strained
The golden rays of the afternoon sun cast long shadows upon the walls of Hastinapur as Arjuna and Vidura rode through the city's grand gates. The air was thick with curiosity, the ...