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a-cloud-for-dreams · 1 year ago

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Meet My MC: Lyra Lexington

I'll edit this to make it cuter and more detailed while I play the story but here's what I have so far!

Nicknames: Ly, Little Miss Valedictorian, Doc, Lady, Queen

Born/Raised: Singapore -> New York -> Los Angeles

Books: Ride or Die, Queen B, Nightbound/Bloodbound, The Elementalists as a well-known Historian, and Crimes of Passion I and II (again, I haven't finished all of these books I just thought of this MC on the go)

Face Claim: Alyssa Raghu -> Naomi Scott/shredz55 (Insta)

Pronouns: She/Her

Sexuality: Pansexual

Zodiac: Aquarius

Fashion Style: "Girl Next Door" with a hint of Bohemian Chic

Love Interest: Trystan Thorne

Past Relationships: Logan, Colt Kaneko, Professor Ian Kingsley, Nik Ryder, Violet Hale (OC) Past Flirtationships: Mona, Cal, Vera

Education/Major: BA in History at UC Berkeley; MA in Anthropology and Ph.D in Archeology at Harvard University; Magic Training at Pendergast College of Elemental Magicks

Family:

Great Great Great Great Great Grandmother: Desire and Decorum MC Great Great Great Grandmother: The Unexpected Heiress MC Godparents: Adrian Raines and Evelyn "Evie" Rouge Father(s): Lord Elric; Detective Antonio Lexington (FC: TBD) Mother: Lilavati "Lila" Solaris (FC: Nayanthara) Half-Brother: Tialo Maternal Cousin: My Queen B OC/The Elementalists MC Children (Twins): Amber Marguerite Thorne and Alice Nayeli Thorne Pet: Arcane (A Perrikin)

Backstory

Lilavati left her extremely controlling family after leaving for college to major in Economics, where she met Adrian Raines, and the two became close friends (she was already dating Lyra's father and unknowingly pregnant). As far as her family knows, she's a Board Member/Head of Business for Raines Corporation. In actuality, she's a witch who eventually started working as a kind of supernatural diplomat to ensure peace between supernatural beings, which ended up being for the NYC vampire clans. She's under the vampire clans' protection (but she associates most with Adrian since they're the closest). She was extremely happy for Adrian when he met Evie and fell deeply in love with her. After Lyra is born, she asks Adrian and Evie to be her godparents. In my head, Evie shows up at some point during Nightbound in the Priya Lacroix scene and mentions how much Lyra reminded her of her mother (it took Lyra a second to recognize who Evie was because it's been a while but she knew Evie was a familiar figure). Antonio blames Adrian and Evie (and the rest of the BB crew) for his wife's death and ensures they stay away from his daughter by moving to a smaller home in LA.

Fun Facts:

She's a very talented Carnatic singer! Her extended family wanted her to continue but as much as she loves to sing, she didn’t want to pursue it as part of her future

She is fluent in English and Spanish but proficient in Telugu, Malayalam, Tamil, and Dravokian. She learned Spanish from her father and Telugu, Malayalam, and Tamil from her mother. Her parents spoke those languages at home alongside English, but she became less fluent in the languages her mother spoke after she died. And after marrying Trystan, she obviously learned Drakovian

She’s from a wealthy family, or technically her mother was, but she left her old life to have her freedom before Lyra’s older cousins were even born. Lyra herself has an even larger inheritance after her mother died, but her father didn’t feel comfortable using her family money “irresponsibly.” She plans to use that money for her education.

#i like her so far! this mc version is super pretty too #playchoices #choices fic writers creations #ride or die #crimes of passion #lyra lexington oc #desire and decorum #the unexpected heiress #nightbound #the elementalists #queen b #nik ryder #lord elric #colt kaneko #bloodbound #evelyn “evie” rouge oc #adrian raines #trystan thorne #trystan thorne x mc

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lethe-rpg · 5 years ago

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There isn’t a single fae with a loving origin story. If there is one, they are certainly not spoken about in the texts that were the backbone of her childhood in the Otherlands. Her only companions were her mothers who often bustled her from one place to the next in her youth before they settled into the library at the heart of a village nestled between two kingdoms, working as a librarian and a seamstress. Lilavati learned how to read and write at a fairly young age and before long could navigate the library with a blindfold over her eyes, knowing more of the hall of books than she did her own bedroom. Rarely did she venture away, warned as she was by her mothers to stay close thanks to residual fear of the aftermath of a war that had chased them from their home before her birth. Before long, visitors and refugees alike graced their home, seeking sanctuary in the safety of the library, protected by her mothers and the distance from any palace. These new faces became as much her family as the books seemed to be, and she made it her duty to protect them in the only way she could. It meant organizing deals with neighboring villages and garnering the alliances necessary to keep them safe. The warring kingdoms on either side of her village mattered little to her. What did she care what they would do with the kingdom if they won it? At least until the fighting spilled into the halls of her beloved library. A person can clean bloodshed off the tiled floors and scrub it from their skin when it splatters upon them, but the fire sprouting among the books drove her and her mothers from their home. Lily watched for a long while as the only home she ever knew burned, as the people who had become friends wailed in the streets at the loss. She decided at that moment that she would never sit on the sidelines when something could be done.

To her mothers’ chagrin, Lily didn’t linger for long among the ruins of their small town as so many others did. The embers had been ignited in her and she refused to sit around waiting for two fae mad with power to decide her fate. Before long, she had shed the persona of the girl in the library with fickle alliances, flinging herself into the politics of the kingdom she was raised in, turning her voice into whatever weapon it could be if it meant the fighting would halt. Never once did she think the fear of her mothers was anything beyond maternal instincts. She was due to a meeting with the queen who ruled this corner when her mothers finally confessed: Lily was not, in fact, the product of her mother’s first marriage. She was not their daughter at all. Her mother was a queen, one who had failed so terribly in her people’s eyes that they referred to her as nothing more than the Coward Queen, whose names had been stripped from near any book that Lily sought for answers. It was her wish that Lily remain away from the spotlight, that she might find some peace in the kingdom without the burden of royalty hanging over her head. Her meeting might have fallen through at this revelation and the fire in her may have faltered thanks to fear, but Lily did not stay down for long. Instead, she flung herself into searching for answers. If her mother was dead, someone would know about it. Infamous queens did not die without a trace, or so she assumed. Determined to learn, she pored over book after book, chasing down near impossible leads, but these searches were far from worthwhile. Wherever her birth mother went, Lily found no trace of her, only a faded portrait that the women who raised her pressed into her palms. She decided then that she would not stop looking, but she would also not stop living.

It wasn’t easy to pull strings from the shadows. Lily wasn’t the type of woman to act like a puppeteer. Though she cared little for her own safety, she did value the family who cared for her, who kept her alive when it might have been easier to leave her to the wolves. But the centuries were long and fruitless. Over time, her family dwindled, person by person, lost among the brutality of the Otherlands. With her time running short and the people worth sticking around for becoming less and less, she sought a way out of the kingdom and a place for her last remaining relative. It was then that a guard returned from the human realm, spinning stories of the place he had left. The glimpses of fae that Marek had mentioned seeing were the catalyst for Lilavati’s decision to abandon the Otherlands altogether. She visited him in the dungeons periodically, gathering information, though in time he had become a friend Lily had sorely missed. When his time came to leave, free from his burdens, Lily did not hesitate to follow him. Together, they arrived in the small town of Lethe in June 2020. At first, she regarded the town with skepticism. After all, it was difficult to believe a town this chaotic surviving for two centuries in a world that other fae had described as mad, though it wasn’t long before she came to regard it as charming. Newer than the Otherlands but so old compared to what she imagined. While at first she lived off the jewels of her arrival, and then off the pay for working as an assistant to Javier Morales, it wasn’t long after the councilman stepped down from his role that Lily stepped in. Her time as councilwoman seems to be only temporary. Still, Lily will prove herself worthy of this job and of Lethe, and perhaps, before long, she will prove herself worthy of finding the birth mother who just so happens to be closer than she appears.

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Here are the top 500 Indian Names!

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1. Top 500 Indian Names for girls

Abha — Splendor, light

Aditi — Boundless, freedom

Aisha — Alive

Aishwarya — Prosperity, wealth

Akanksha — Desire, wish

Amala — Clean, pure

Amandeep — Peace

Amardeep — Immortal, light

Amarjeet — Immortal, victory

Anima — Minuteness

Anisha — Nightless, sleepless

Anjali — Salutation

Aparajita — Unconquered

Aparna — Leafless

Apurva — New, unpreceded

Aradhana — Worship

Archana — Praisin

Aruna — Reddish brown

Arushi — Hitting, killing

Arya — Aryan, noble

Asha — Wish, desire, hope

Avani — Earth

Azra — Virgin

Bala — Young

Balwinder — Strength, might

Bhavana — Producing, manifesting.

Chanda — Fierce, hot, passionate

Chandra — Moon

Devi — Goddess

Devika — Little goddess.

Diksha — Preparation for a religious ceremony

Dipa — Light, light

Dipali — Row of lamps

Dipti — Brightness, light

Disha — Region, direction

Divya — Divine, heavenly

Diya — lamp, light

Drishti — Sight

Durga — Unattainable

Esha — Desire, wish

Ezhil — Beauty

Fariha — Happy

Gauri — White

Gita — Song

Grishma — Summer

Gul — Flower, rose

Gulbadan — Having a body like a rose

Gulrukh — Rose faced

Gurdeep — Teacher, guru

Gurmeet — Friend

Hema — Golden

Ila — Earth, speech

Inderpal — Protector of Indra

Indira — Beauty

Indrani — Queen of Indra

Indu — Bright drop

Indumathi — Full moon

Isha — Master

Ishani — Ruling, possessing

Ishita — Supremacy

Jaswinder — Fame, praise, glory

Jaya — Victory

Jayashri — Goddess of victory

Jyoti — Light

Jyotsna — Moonlight

Kajal — Lotion for the eyes

Kala — Art form, virtue

Kali — The black one

Kalpana — Imagining, fantasy

Kalyani — Beautiful, lovely, auspicious

Kamakshi — Love, desire

Kamala — Lotus

Kamani — Desirable

Kanchana — Golden

Kanta — Desire, beautiful

Kanti — Beauty

Karishma — Miracle

Kashi — Shining

Kaur — Princess

Kavita — Poem

Khurshid — Shining sun

Khushi — Happiness

Kiran — Dust

Kirtida — One who bestows fame

Laboni — Beauty, loveliness, charm

Lakshmi — Sign, mark

Lalita — Playful, charming, desirable

Lata — Vine, creeping plant

Lavanya — Beauty, grace

Lila — Play, amusement

Lilavati — Amusing, charming, graceful

Lina — Absorbed, united

Madhu — Sweet, honey

Madhur — Sweet

Madhuri — Sweetness

Mala — Necklace

Malati— Jasmine

Malani — Fragrant

Mandeep — Mind, intellect, spirit

Manjeet — Victory, conquering

Manju — Lovely, beautiful

Manjula — Pleasing, beautiful

Manjusha — Small box, small chest

Maya — Illusion

Mina — Fish

Minali — Fish catcher

Mira — Sea, ocean

Mitra — Friend

Mohini — Infatuating

Mridula — Soft, delicate, gentle

Mukta — Liberated, set free

Nalini — Lotus

Namrata — Bowing, humility

Nandita — Joy

Nasim — breeze

Nasrin — Wild rose

Navdeep — New, fresh

Navneet — Eternal

Neha — Love, tenderness

Nida — Call, proclaim

Nikita — House, habitation

Nila — Dark blue

Nirupama — Unequaled, matchless

Nisha — Night

Nishat — Energetic, lively

Nitika — Guidance, moral conduct

Nitya — Always, eternal

Nur — Light

Padma — Lotus

Padmini — Many lotuses

Parvati — Of the mountains

Prachi — Eastern, ancient

Pratibha — Light, splendor, intelligence

Pratima — Image, likeness, reflection

Pritha — The palm of the hand

Priti — Pleasure, joy, love

Priya — Beloved

Priyanka — Agreeable, amiable

Puja — Honor, worship

Purnima — Full moon

Pushpa — Flower

Rachana — Creation, preparation

Radha — Success

Rajani — The dark one

Rajkumari — Princess

Rajni — Queen

Rani — Queen

Rashmi — Ray of sunlight

Rati — Rest, pleasure

Ratna — jewel, treasure

Reshmi — Silk

Reva — One that moves

Richa — Praise, verse, sacred text

Rina — Melted

Ritka — Movement, stream, brass

Ritu — Season, period

Riya — Singer

Roshan — Light, bright

Roshni — Light, brightness

Rupa — Shape, form

Rupinder — Greatest beauty

Sabeen — Follower of another religion

Saira — Traveler

Sakshi — Witness

Sandhya — Twilight

Sanjana — Uniting, joining

Saraswati — Possessing water

Sarita — Flowing

Savitri — Relating to the sun

Shabnam — Dew

Shahnaz — Pride of the king

Shailaja — Daughter of the mountain

Shakti — Power

Shakuntala — Bird

Shanta — Pacified, Calm

Shanti — Quiet, peace, tranquility

Sharmila — Protection, comfort, joy

Shashi — Having a hare

Shikha — Crest, peak

Shila — Conduct, disposition, character

Shivali — Beloved of Shiva

Shobha — Brilliance

Shreya — Superior, best

Shweta — White

Shyama — Dark, black, blue

Siddhi — Accomplishment, success, attainment

Sima — Boundary, limit

Sita — Furrow

Sitara — Star

Sneha — Love, tenderness

Sona — Gold

Sonal — Good color

Sonam — Virtuous

Sukhdeep — Pleasant, happy

Sulabha — Easy, simple, natural

Sultana — Ruler

Suman — Well-disposed

Sumati — Wise, good mind

Sunita — Well-conducted, wise

Suniti — Good conduct

Sushila — Good-tempered, well-disposed

Swapna — Sleep, dream

Swarna — Good color

Tanu — Slender

Tanvi — Slender woman

Tara — Star

Tejal — Brilliance, splendor

Thamarai — Lotus

Trishna — Thirst, desire

Uma — Flax

Upasana — Worship, devotion

Urvi — Wide

Uttara — North

Vaishnavi — Belonging to Vishnu

Varsha — Rain

Vasuda — Granting wealth

Vasudha — Producer of wealth

Vasundhara — Possessor of wealth

Veda — Knowledge

Vidya — Knowledge, science, learning

Vijaya — Victory

2. Top 500 Indian Names for boys

Abbas — Austere

Abdul — Servant of the powerful

Abhay — Fearless

Abhijit — Victorious

Abhilash — Desire, wish

Abhinav — Young, fresh

Abhishek — Anointing

Adil — Fair, honest

Aditya — Belonging to Aditi

Adnan — Settler

Agni — Fire

Ahmad — More commendable

Ajay — Unconquered

Ajit — Invincible

Akash — Open space

Akbar — Greater, greatest

Akhil — Whole, complete

Akshay — Undecaying

Ali — Lofty, sublime

Amandeep — Lamp, light

Amar — Immortal

Amardeep — Immortal

Amarjeet — Victory, conquering

Amin — Truthful

Amir — Commander, prince

Amit — Immeasurable, infinite

Amitabh — Immeasurable splendor

Amrit — Immortal

Anand — Happiness, bliss

Anbu — Love

Anik — Army

Aniket — Homeless

Anil — Air, wind

Aniruddha — Unobstructed, Ungovernable

Anish — Supreme, paramount

Ankit — Marked

Ankur — Sapling

Anuj — Born later, younger

Anup — Watery

Anupam — Incomparable, matchless

Apurva — Upreceded, new

Aravind — Lotus

Arif — Learned, expert

Arijit — Conquering enemies

Aritra — Propelling

Aruna — Reddish brown

Arya — Aryan, noble

Asad — Lion

Ashwin — Possessed of horses

Asim — Boundless, limitless

Aswathi — Sacred fig tree

Avinash — Indestructible

Azad — Free

Azhar — Shining, bright

Aziz — Powerful, respected, beloved

Babur — Tiger

Bala — Young

Balakrishna — Strength, might

Balwinder — Strength, might

Bilal — Wetting, moistening

Chanda — Fierce, hot, passionate

Chandan — Sandalwood

Chandra — Moon

Chandrakant — Beloved by the moon

Chetan — Visible, conscious, soul

Chiranjvi — Long-lived

Darshan — Seeing, observing, understanding

Dayaram — Compassion of Rama

Dev — God

Devadas — Servant of the gods

Dhananjay — Winning wealth

Dharma — Law, duty, virtue

Dhaval — Dazzling white

Durai — Chief, leader

Durga — Unattainable

Eshil — Beauty

Farhan — Happy, cheerful

Farid — Unique, precious

Ghulam — Servant boy

Govinda — Cow finder

Gul — Flower, rose

Gurdeep — Teacher, guru

Gurmeet — Teacher, guru

Hardeep — Lamp, light

Hari — Brown, yellow, tawny

Harsha — Happiness

Harshad — Happiness

Harshal — Happiness

Hasan — Handsome

Hassan — Improver

Imtiyaz — Distinction

Inderpal — Protector of Indra

Indra — Possessing drops of rain

Indrajit — Conquerer of Indra

Isha — Master, lord

Jagit — World, universe

Jahangir — World conqueror

Jaswinder — Fame, praise, glory

Javed — Eternal

Jaya — Victory

Jayanta — Victorious

Jayendra — Lord of victory

Jayesh — Lord of victory

Jaywant — Possessing victory

Jitendra — Conqueror of Indra

Jyoti — Light

Kailash — Crystal

Kali — The black one

Kalyan — Beautiful, lovely, auspicious

Kamala — Lotus

Kanta — Desired, beautiful

Kanti — Beauty

Karan — Clever, skillful

Kavi — Wise man, sage, poet

Khan — King, ruler

Khurshd — Shining sun

Kiran — Dust, thread, sunbeam

Kishor — Colt

Krishna — Black, dark

Kshitij — Born of the earth

Kuldeep — Lamp, light

Lakshmi — Sign, mark

Lal — Boy

Lochan — The eye

Madhu — Sweet, honey

Madhukar — Bee, honey-maker

Madhur — Sweet

Mahendra — Great

Mahmud — Praiseworthy

Mamun — Trustworthy

Manas — Mind, intellect, spirit

Mandeep — Mind, intellect, spirit

Mani — Jewel

Maninder — Mind, intellect, spirit

Manish — Thought, wisdom

Manjeet — Mind, intellect, spirit

Manu — Thinking, wise

Maqsud — Intention, aim

Maruf — Favor, kindness

Mayur — Peacock

Mitra — Friend

Mitul — Measured

Mohandas — Servant of Mohana

Muhammad — Praiseworthy

Mukul — Bud, blossom

Murad — Wish, desire

Murali – Flute

Murugan — Youth

Nadim — Drinking companion

Nagendra — Lord of snakes

Nanda — Joy

Narayana — Path of man

Narendra — Lord of men

Nasim — Breeze

Navdeep — Lamp, light

Navin — New

Navneet — New, fresh

Nikhil — Whole, entire

Nilam — Dark blue, sapphire

Ninad — Sound, hum

Niraj — Water-born

Nirav — Quiet, silent

Nirmal — Clean, pure

Nishant — Night’s end, dawn

Nishat — Energetic, lively

Nitin — Guidance, moral conduct

Nitya — Always, eternal

Nur — Light

Padma — Lotus

Pallav — Budding leaf

Parminder — Highest, best

Partha — Son of Pritha

Prabhat — Shining forth, morning

Prabhu — Mighty, powerful, master

Prabodh — Awakening

Pradip — Light, lantern

Prakash — Light, bright, shining

Pran — Breath

Pranay — Leader, guidance, love

Prasad — Brightness, clearness, graciousness

Prasanna — Clear, bright, tranquil

Prasenjit — Conqueror of an expert army

Pratap — Heat, splendor, glory

Pratik — Look, appearance

Pravin — Skilled

Prem — Love, affection

Punit — Cleaned, purified

Qasim — Share, Divide

Radha — Success

Rafiq — Friend, gentle

Raghu — Swift

Rahul — Able, efficient

Raj — Empire, royalty

Raja — King, ruler

Rajani — The dark one

Rajendra — Lord of kings

Rajesh — Ruler of kings

Rajib — Striped

Rajnish — Lord of the night

Rakesh — Lord of the full moon

Rama — Pleasing, beautiful

Ramachandra — Moon

Rana — King

Ranjit — Colored, pleased, delighted

Rashmi — Ray of sunlight, rope

Ratna — Jewel, treasure

Ravi — Sun

Ravindra — Lord of the sun

Rishi — Sage, poet

Rohan — Ascending

Rohit — Red

Roshan — Light, bright

Rupinder — Greatest beauty

Sachin — True, real

Samir — Wind, air

Sandip — Blazing

Sanjit — Complete victory

Sanjiv — Living, reviving

Saral — Straight

Sardar — Chief, leader

Sarvesh — Ruler of all

Shahid — Witness

Shahjahan — King of the world

Shahnaz — Pride of the king

Shahzad — Prince

Shakti — Power

Shandar — Fabulous

Shantanu — Wholesome

Sharif — Eminent, virtous

Sharma — Protection, comfort, joy

Shashi — Having a hare

Shekar — Crest, peak

Sher — Lion

Shiva — Benign, kind, auspicious

Shresth — Most excellent, best

Shrinivas — The abode of Shri

Shrivatsa — Beloved of Shri

Shyama — Dark, black, blue

Shyamal — Dark, black, blue

Siddhartha — One who has accomplished a goal

Singh — Lion

Sonam — Virtuous

Subhash — Eloquent

Subrahmanya — Good

Sudarshan — Beautiful, good-looking

Sudhir — Good

Suahil — Level, even

Sujay — Great victory

Sukhbir — Pleasant, happy

Sukhdeep — Pleasant, happy

Sultan — Ruler, king

Suman — Well-disposed

Sumantra — Following good advice

Sumit — Well measured

Sunil — Good

Suraj — Sun

Surendra — Lord of gods

Surya — Sun

Sushila — Good-tempered

Swapan — Sleeping, dreaming

Swapnil — Sleep, dream

Swarna — Good color

Tamanna — Wish, desire

Tushar — Cold, frost, snow

Uttara — North

Vasu — Bright, excellent

Vijaya — Victory

Vimal — Clean, pure, spotless

Vinay — Leading, guidance, modesty

Vipin — Forest

Vipul — Large, extensive, plenty

Vishal — Wide, broad, spacious

Vishnu — All-pervasive

Vivek — Wisdom, distinction

Yash — Fame, praise, glory

Yasir — To be rich

Zafar — Victory

Zahid — Pious, devout

Zahir — Helper, supporter

Zaman — Time, age, era

Zawar — Pilgrim, visitor

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odishaphotos · 3 years ago

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Prahlad drama

A folk drama based in Ganjam district

Rahlad Natak or Prahallad Natak (also known as Raja Nat, Raja Natak) [1] is a traditional play performed in Ganjam district. It contains both classical and secular parts. In this play, Narasimha's story is conveyed through songwriting. Its main text is named after King Ramakrishna Chhotarai. Although the lyrics of Prahlad's play are based on the name of Ramakrishna, it has been accepted by researchers to be the poet Gaurahari Parichha. Later, other kings of Ganjam, such as Surangi Raja Kishore Chandra Harichandan Jagaddev Rai, Tarla Raja Ramchandra Shurdeo, Dharakot Raja Madan Mohan Singhdev and Padmanabh Narayan Dev of Paralakhemundi, wrote Prahladnatak.

The play features twenty male characters and five female characters. One of them, a character named Gahak, enters the stage and explains the event. This character is consistent with the formula found in Sanskrit and Greek dramas. Among the characters are Prahlad, Hiranyakashipu, Lilavati, Shukracharya, Mantri, Gahak, Chandmark, Ganesha, Saraswati, Brahma, Indra, Dwari, Charagan, Asuragan, Balakan, Narad, Gajakarna, Sapua, Mahuntas, etc.

Presentation--

Stage

It is well known for its special stage productions used in Prahlad's play. No theater is required for acting. The play is usually performed on the outskirts of the village or in an open area. A staircase with a staircase in front is installed. It has about 4 steps. In rural languages, the stage with this step is called the stage. The floor in front of the stage is used for dancing and acting. It is said that the seven saints of Hiranyakashipur are represented by the seven steps of the Adhipatya Manchar. The stage is mainly thought of as the court of Hiranyakashipur. The pottery minister, the queen, etc., sit on the top of the stage on either side of Hiranyakashipur. Musicians and drummers sit on either side of the stage.

Musical instrument--

The main instrument in Prahlad's play is the harp. It is a kind of air-conditioned musical instrument. The introductory song gives an early start to the song. At the same time, harmonies, guinea pigs, and harmonies are used today. There are usually two percussionists and some guinea and jazz musicians. The lead singer performs most of the songs, playing the harmonium, and the pianists assist him in the singing.

Music-- Many of the songs are composed in the Prahlad play written by King Ramakrishna Chhotarai. The rhythm and rhythm of each song are directed. The music method is entirely scriptural based on Utkaliya or Odissi music. Not all of Prahlad's plays are in the folk music category. The best proof of the classicality of Odissi music is the song of this Prahlad play. The ragas used are - Bhairavi, Sri, Kalyani, Saberi, Khamach, Jhinjoti, Anandbhairavi, Purikalyani, Marua, Shankaravaran, Nadaramakriya, Sehana, Nata, Pantavaradi, Todi, Ghantarab, Kamodi, Sroha, Arupu, Sreepha, Sreepta, Regu, Yamunakalyani, Kedargauda, Desi Khamach, Mukhari, Desh, Nabaroj, Todi Punnag etc. The ropes used were - eight, one, etc. and figurines. Many of these rages and rhythms are not available in other forms than Odissi music.

Dance-- Prahlad's dance demeanor is mainly violent. Lasya dance is short. The dance back and forth on the Hiranyakashipur stage is especially popular. Prahlad also dances in the play with a quick footsteps, showing a cycle of zeroes. Prahladnatak's eminent researcher Vishwabihari Khadanga divides the violent dance into six parts and shows that it is mentioned in various plays. Folk dance styles such as Chandmark and Shabar Shabaruni are also part of it. Artist-- One of the oldest gurus is the Durga Das dynasty of Ichchapuram. He is followed by Laxman Shatapathi, Bankini Shatapathi, Raghunath Shatapathi, Trinath Pradhan, Ganga Dora, Simanchal Patra, Kalia Kamp, Krishna Kansari and Ram Badatya. Khali Behera and Simanchal Patra are known for their role in Hiranyakashipu. In the next generation, Vrindavan Jena, Rajendra Patra, Gokulananda Pradhan, Santosh Rana and others are famous. In Ganjam's Kukudakhandi, Kulad, Kabisuryanagar, Bhanjanagar, Padmanabhapur and other areas, there are still about 40 Rajanatak teams or capital.

Change-- During the performance of Prahlad's play, Nrsingh's body is worshiped with a venerated face, while Nrsingh's body is sometimes blackened. When it comes down to it, the actor's body radiates incredible energy, and it takes between ten and twenty people to maintain it. Failure to do so, he becomes an angry destroyer like Narsingh. It is alleged that the ambassador provided the information to the complainant. Iron or brass nails are no longer used in Prahlad's play since the incident. Previously, most of Prahlad's sixteen sentences were actually held. Prahlad's character was adept at all these arts and performed them. Snake bites, for example, were used to poison real snakes. In modern times that practice has been discontinued.

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Fandom 5K Fic Recs

Here are my recs from the Fandom 5K collection!

Aaryavata

Original Work, Female Knight/Female Healer

In days long past, when a king of the name of Brahmadatta ruled the kingdom of Kasi in Baranas city, there was, in the Heladvipa, a warrior Aarya who was the Queen's First and a healer Soma disciple of Jeevaka.

This is the story of how they met fifteen years after the invasion of Lilavati, expanded from the old annals by an anonymous scribe.

The Folly of Loving

Disney Princesses, Elsa/Merida

Elsa gets more than bargained for when she puts together a league of trading nations--namely, a crush.

for the hint of a spark

Star Wars, Leia & Luke, Leia & Vader

After everything is over, Leia finds her brother away from the victorious joy of celebration, in the dark broken up by the smoldering fire, breathing in the stench of molten plastic and burning flesh. Vader's pyre, and for a moment it infuriates her, that bewildered, exhausted grief she sees in Luke's face. This is the gift she wants - her brother, her valiant brother, and the word is sweet on her tongue - and the price she doesn't want to pay, the legacy she doesn't want to accept. Her father's body is burning, and she’s glad.

Friends Who Hunt Together, Get Together

Agent Carter, Peggy Carter/Angie Martinelli, State Mandated Ghost Hunters AU

Written for me. <3

Neither Angie or Peggy have been assigned an approved, legally bonded partner for ghost hunting. So neither of them should really be trying to drive a ghost from Angie's newly purchased diner without outside assistance. Not that that's going to stop them.

Here and Now

Original Work, Female Healer/Female Knight

Their ship is ambushed, and Wynn and her knight retreat to a hospital to recuperate. When Piper wakes up in the morning, her healer has vanished - apparently, not of her own will. That kind of thing is enough to piss anyone off.

leave the stars to burn

Star Wars, Kylo Ren/Rey, AU

Rey spends her days ripping parts out of an abandoned space station, the same dangerous routine of salvage and barter.

Roads and Rivers (Wars and Songs)

Original Work, Female Soldier/Princess of Enemy Country

There will be peace between the great horde commanded by the khatun and the empire of Dao—if all goes according to plan. The westerners have brought gifts and tribute, and even a princess; and it's just Taban's luck, that she should be assigned to serve that princess as a bodyguard until the terms are all agreed and she may be delivered safely to the khatun. Taban's given her oath, and it's inconceivable that she would break it—it doesn't matter whether she likes this princess or not. Westerners are soft and useless, everyone knows it, and the princess will marry the khatun and stop being Taban's problem.

(Except that isn't exactly what happens.)

To Catch A Countess

Original Work, Regency Debutante/Regency Debutante

Without striking beauty or an aristocratic bloodline, Miss Prudence Copeland is hardly the talk of London, but her substantial dowry means her debut Season will likely be her last.

Lady Charlotte, Countess of Ashbridge, is just fine with that outcome--as long as the suitor Prudence agrees to wed is her.

#fic recs #fandom5k

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