Panchatantra
Once upon a time, in the southern country, there was a city called Mahila-Ropya, which King Amara-Sakti, a man of great glory, ruled. His three
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Once upon a time, in the southern country, there was a city called Mahila-Ropya, which King Amara-Sakti, a man of great glory, ruled. His three
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Continue reading »Chandra-Gupta was the ruler of Kanchipuram. He had two sons. They were twins. He named them Kusa and Lava. Kusa and Lava were given an
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Continue reading »Undaunted, Vikram returned to the tree, got down the corpse, threw it across his shoulder and again began walking towards the burial ground when the
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