Long years ago, there lived a king named Yashwardhan who ruled his dynasty with peace and justice. The people of his kingdom admired and loved him dearly. Known for his piety and humility, he was supported by his equally revered queen, Padmavari. She was not only wise and graceful but also compassionate and deeply connected to the welfare of their people.The royal couple had a son, Prince Yashaswi. From childhood, Yashaswi showed all signs of a perfect heir—handsome, brave, skilled in warfare and diplomacy, well-read in scriptures, and beloved by the people. Yet, he had one flaw that concerned his