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Also age of characters in my story not at all related to real mahabharat.
So karn will be born a year before kunti's marriage, and yudishtir (yudi) 2 years after so a age gap of 3 years between them. Bheem is a year younger, Arjun two years younger and Nakul and Sahadev 3 years younger with respect to yudi's age.
Balram is 2 yrs younger than karn. Krishna is 6 months older to Arjun and so is madirakshi, she is born at the same time, star allignment and day as krishna.
Starts in kaliyug where an average middle aged couple were expecting an addition to their family. The lady had gone into labour and that's where Madirakshi's life begins. Coincidentaly or not 😉 her birth is the same time as Krishna's, the same time of his birth same date,and same star alignment .
The girl now born was named Madirakshi and got many nicknames madi, akshi, ira and will have ,many more with passing time.
She had brought a lot of luck to her parents who loved her to no extent and took care of her with their full attention and care. Madi stayed with her parents till the aged of 3 as they had an accident and her parents had died that day, leaving her as the only survivor.
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She was lonely and missed her parents badly as she grew, but never held grudges as she knew how the situation wasn't in anyones hand.
They had secured her future and her neighbours an old couple took her in, ( mayur-baba and saanvi-ma), she spent a lot of time with saanvima and baba, they both told her stories of shiv-parvati and lakshmi-narayan.
She had started believing in the gods instantly and that shocked the couple but they never stopped her from anything. she had read the ramayan and mahabharat both by the age of 6 and she herself was shocked at the amount of pain she felt for the characters and how she could understand the deep reasons for both wars.
She felt like she was in the wrong place like she didn't belong there and was needed somewhere else. She didn't know what to do and so tried to put that thought at the back of her mind.
But her devotion to tridevs and tridevis grew deeper each day, and started sketching beautiful images of the trishul, morpankh and lotus where by they are combined, she now badly wanted a tattoo and soon she saved her pocket money for it ,when she was eight her foster-parents were more lenient and she got an opportunity to go to a tattoo artist and get her sketch printed permanently on her forearm.
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She was initially denied by the artist but her stubbornness and cute promises of being strong and baring all the pain without shouting melted the old artists heart and he decided to do it for her. On her fore arm she had the above picture with the symbols of the tridev's combined and this gave here a sense of belonging the She had also started learning sanskrit through the gita and ramayan and began reading more books to learn it better.
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