In the year 1127 CE , Along the west coast of india , between Pakistan and the state of Gujarat there is a place. It is surrounded by vast mountains and the Arabian sea. It is the khansaar jungle which is ruled by 3 powerful tribal groups. They are the mannars , shouryangas and ghaniyars. People from other parts named them as dacoits but they called themselves as the rulers of khansaar. They turned the forest into a fortress. They started ruling it by electing one person as their kartha ( king ) .
In 1747 CE the britishers tried to colonise khansaar but they failed miserably. Not just once but multiple times. The failed invasion of british indeed made khansaar more dangerous and indestructible than before.
In 1947 CE india got it's independence from British. But khansaar remained as an autonomous state. The government of india tried to make khansaar part of the country but received threats from Shiva Mannar ( then ruler of khansaar ). Shiva mannar warned them to stop thinking about taking over khansaar and told the government to remove khansaar from india map. They started doing multiple illegal activities and soon attained a great economical status. They started ruling India indirectly by installing puppets in indian political system. They made their constitution called 'Nibandhanam' and followed it with due respect.
Everything was fine until shiva mannar breathed his last in 1985 CE. His death created lot of drifts among the three clans. The main reason for this is none other than shiva mannar's son Raja mannar. The hunger for power took control on him. He assassinated Dhaara Raisaar who was supposed to be the next kartha ( king ). He didn't stop with that. He ordered his trusted members to end the whole shouryanga clan.
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THE RULERS OF KHANSAAR ( PART 1 COMPLETED, PART 2 IS LOADING )
ActionThree people from three different tribes of a same kingdom become inseparable friends. With their increasing age comes the increasing hunger for power and revenge. When all odd circumstances arise at once will their friendship pass the testimony...
