Serious Historic Fiction and Children's Fantasy

This time-spanning plot revolves around two young mordern adventurers - Ojas and Uttari - who stumble upon a golden mace, the same mace that 5000 years ago was the curse of Krishna's Yadavas. They accidentally awaken the spirit of Vajranabhi. The king's spirit along with that of the entire clan (Bhopas, Vrishnis, Satyakis, Kritavarmas, etc) are released from the mace and now continues the ancient feud that almost wiped out the Yadavas. Our Hero and Heroine discover that they have some connection to the Rishi and Uttara (Abhimanyu's wife) and are the only ones who can find a permanent cure to remove Yadavas of their curse. How they do it, forms the story. Author's Notes: This is my first attempt in writing a story that I had conceived as a historical fictional thriller. There are portions that are admittedly influenced from as varied subjects as the Mahabharata, There is no intention on my part to denigrate mordern Yadavs or any caste. This is purely a history-based thr...

- Prabhasa Pathan is the beach place the Vrishnis came for revelry - Mount Raivataka near Prabhasa - Krishna's son Sambha is said to have taunted the rishis and incurred the curse - fight first started between Satyaki and Kritivarman, where K reminded S of how he unfairly killed Bhurisravas - Based on the astrological information provided by Veda Vyaasa, Mahabharat war was estimated to have started on 3067B.C. on 22nd November, thus destruction of yadavas took place in 3031BC - Sri Krishna's Birth - He was born on 3112B.C. on Friday at 11:40 PM, and passed away on 3031BC, April 13th Friday - Vali (to avenge Rama's unfair killing behind his back) was said to have got a boon to be reborn as Jara who's arrow killed Krishna - Arjuna took with him the remaining Yadavas to Mathura where he later installed Vajranabhi (son of Aniruddha, grandson of Pradhyumna, great grandson of Krishna) as the ruler of Yadavas. -The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa, BOOK 16, Mausala-parv...