Read Chapter 9 - Nakul x Draupadi from the story The Queen - Story Of Draupadi by fireishsnowflake (P) with 2,338 reads. pandavas, romance, nakul. The world's... Browse

Draupadi and Arjuna is the most talked about pair in Mahabharata. Arjuna wins her hand but she is married to all the 5 brothers (read my other post on this). Arjuna is not happy that he has to share his wife with all the brothers, so he finds peace with Subhadra, Krishna's sister.

Read nakul's sweetheart from the story draupadiii by sparklingsoul17 (kanha's girl) with 3,983 reads. arjun, love, krishnaa.

Vagmi, a simple girl in the royal household of Panchal finds herself tangled between the webs of love and hatred of two men, unable to keep up with the imbalances of her... draupadi mahabharat

Draupadi wonders about the silence that seems to engulf her youngest husbands. When his wife and brothers fall one by one, Yudhishthira doesn't look back. But he feels every single one of them. Even as he makes his final assessments of the characters of those he had loved more than life itself, he doubts himself.

Even though it is clear that Draupadi had some partiality towards Arjuna who had won her in the swayamvara, at the same time she had great love and affection towards Nakula as well. He was also very affectionate and concerned about her.

This Story revolves around the Upapandavas - Son's of mightiest Pandavas and Draupadi..Each one has their own love Story..all the 5 love stories are not same...it has di... "You know you are the only true friend I have, Kanha. How I wish I could have one glimpse, just one glimpse of your divine form, how I long to hear your melodious v...

He shared the common wife, Draupadi, with his four brothers. He was also married to Karenumati of Chedi Kingdom. He had two sons Shatanika and Niramitra from his two wives respectively. During the Rajasuya of his eldest brother Yudhishthira, he conquered the kings of the Sivis, the Rohitakas and other dynasties.

2020年10月7日 · Draupadi loved Arjun but married all Pandavs,5sons of Pandu , the king of Hastinapur including Arjun. Arjun blames himself for the fate of Draupadi. He is in grief for not being able to give her a happy life. Draupadi is trying to be loyal to each of the Pandavs and have strict rules to follow so does the Pandavs.

Draupadi meets with Kichaka, pretending to actually love him and agreeing to marry him on the condition that none of his friends or brothers will know about their relationship. Kichaka accepts her condition.