Hitopadesha Tales
Hitopadesha is a collection of Sanskrit fables in prose and verse written in the 12 century C.E. It is an independent treatment of the Panchatantra. It is meant as an exposition on statecraft but was produced in a format easily digestible for young princes.
Sage Daughter Once upon a time, there lived a sage on the banks of a river. The sage and his wife did not bear... Hitopadesha > Moral New Delhi > India
Jackal and the Arrow Once upon a time, there lived a hunter in a village. He was living there happily with his... Hitopadesha > Moral New Delhi > India
Elephant and the Jackal Once upon a time, there lived an elephant by the name of Karpuratilaka in a forest... Hitopadesha > Moral New Delhi > India
An Old Tiger and Greedy Traveller Once upon a time, there lived a Tiger in a forest. With the passing years, he became too old... Hitopadesha > Moral New Delhi > India
Hasty Brahmin and A Faithful Mongoose In the city of Ujjain, there lived a Brahmin called Madhava. One day, his wife went out to have a bath... Hitopadesha > Moral New Delhi > India
A Wicked Snake and The Stupid King of Frogs Once upon a time, in an overgrown garden, there lived an old snake named Mandavisha... Hitopadesha > Moral New Delhi > India
A Lion, A Crow, A Tiger, A Jackal and A Camel In a jungle, there lived a lion named Madotkata. His followers were a crow, a tiger... Hitopadesha > Moral New Delhi > India
A Simple Minded Brahmin and Three Rogues Once upon a time, there lived a simple-minded Brahmin. One day, he bought a plump goat from... Hitopadesha > Moral New Delhi > India
A Greedy Crane and A Clever Crab Long ago, an old crane lived near a lake in the country of Malwa. He had grown so weak that... Hitopadesha > Moral New Delhi > India
Three Fishes Once upon a time, three fishes lived in a pond. One day, a couple of fishermen... Hitopadesha > Moral New Delhi > India
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