Panchatantra Stories in Hindi

This is a Hindi translation of Panchatantra, originally written in Sanskrit.

Panchatantra, meaning "Five Principles" in Sanskrit, is an ancient Indian collection of educational stories. It is an inter-related collection of animal fables in verse and prose, in a frame story format. The orginal work in Sanskrit was composed in the 3rd century BCE by Vishnu Sharma. It is amongst the most frequently translated literature of India around the world.

Abhivyakty Apps brings you these timeless fictional and moral stories in Hindi, including

- The Loss of Friends

- The Monkey and The Wedge

- The Jackal and The Drum

- The Fall and Rise of A Merchant

- The Foolish Sage and The Jackal

- The Crafty Crane and The Craftier Crab

- The Cunning Hare and The Witless Lion

- The Bug and The Poor Flea

- The Story of The Blue Jackal

- The Camel, The Jackal and The Crow

- The Bird Pair and The Sea

- Tale of The Three Fish

- The Elephant and The Sparrow

- The Lion and The Jackal

- Suchimukha and The Monkey

- How a Sparrow Came to Grief

- The Foolish Crane and The Mongoose

- The King and The Foolish Monkey

- Gaining Friends

- The Crow-Rat Discourse

- Meeting a New Friend

- The Hermit and The Mouse

- Shandili and Sesame Seeds

- Story of The Merchant’s Son

- The Unlucky Weaver

- The Rescue of a Deer

- Of Crows and Owls

- Elephants and Hares

- The Cunning Mediator

- The Brahmin and The Crooks

- The Brahmin and The Cobra

- The Old Man, His Young Wife and The Thief

- The Tale of Two Snakes

- The Wedding of The Mouse

- Tale of The Golden Droppings

- Frogs That Rode a Snake

- Loss of Gains

- The Croc and The Monkey

- The Greedy Cobra and The King of Frogs

- The Lion and The Foolish Donkey

- The Story of The Potter

- A Three-in-One Story

- The Carpenter’s Wife

- The Price of Indiscretion

- The Jackal’s Strategy

- The Brahmani and The Mongoose

- The Lion That Sprang to Life

- The Tale of Two Fish and a Frog

- The Story of The Weaver

- The Miserly Father

- Tale of The Bird With Two Heads

这五卷书的印地文翻译，原文为梵文。

五卷，梵文意为“五项基本原则”，是教育故事，一个古老的印度集合。它是在诗歌和散文动物寓言的相互关联的集合，在一帧故事格式。在梵语原单工作，毗湿奴夏尔马公元前3世纪的组成。它是印度在世界各地最常见的翻译文学之中。

Abhivyakty应用程序为您带来了印地文这些永恒虚构的道德故事，包括

- 朋友的损失

- 猴子和楔

- 豺和鼓

- 一个商人的下降和上升

- 愚蠢的圣人和豺狼

- 狡猾鹤与狡猾蟹

- 狡猾兔子和狮子不明事理

- 重新设计的Bug和穷人跳蚤

- 蓝狐狼的故事

- 骆驼，豺狼和乌鸦

- 鸟对和海

- 三种鱼的故事

- 大象和麻雀

- 狮子和豺狼

- Suchimukha和猴子

- 麻雀如何来到悲伤

- 愚蠢的起重机和猫鼬

- 国王和愚蠢的猴子

- 获得好友

- 乌鸦，老鼠话语

- 迎接新朋友

- 隐士和老鼠

- Shandili和芝麻

- 商人的儿子的故事

- 不幸的韦弗

- 鹿的救援

- 乌鸦和猫头鹰

- 大象和野兔

- 狡猾调解员

- 婆罗门和骗子

- 婆罗门和眼镜蛇

- 老人，他年轻的妻子和贼

- 两头蛇的故事

- 鼠标的婚礼

- 黄金的粪便故事

- 青蛙那骑着蛇

- 收益的损失

- 鳄鱼和猴子

- 贪婪眼镜蛇和青蛙的国王

- 狮子和愚蠢的驴子

- 波特的故事

- 三in-One的故事

- 木匠的妻子

- 不慎重的价格

- 豺狼的战略

- 在婆罗门和猫鼬

- 狮子那又活

- 二鱼的故事和青蛙

- 织女的故事

- 吝啬的父亲

- 鸟的故事有两个头