The First Battle – Victory at Sudarshan

As Arjun's diplomatic mission to Magadha continued, disaster struck.

Rajapura, seizing the opportunity of the kingdom's internal strife and the king's absence, launched a surprise attack on the western border.

General Darshak was quick to respond, rallying the kingdom's forces to defend the vulnerable territories.

Arjun, back in his own capital, was immediately thrust into a leadership role that required decisive action.

His forces were outnumbered, and the terrain worked against them. The only advantage they had was the element of surprise.

Arjun sent secret orders to his generals to feint a retreat at Sudarshan, a key town near the western hills.

As Rajapura's forces followed, thinking they had won, Arjun's forces circled back, ambushing the enemy at night with a combination of guerilla tactics and well-coordinated traps.

The night battle at Sudarshan was brutal. Arjun, leading from the front, fought alongside his men, embodying the strength and resolve his people needed.

The enemy was thrown into chaos, and after a fierce battle, Rajapura's forces were forced to retreat.

The victory was a decisive one, and it sent a message to both Rajapura and the people of the kingdom: King Vikramaditya was not a ruler to be underestimated.