Panchatantra Stories

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Panchatantra Stories in Hindi/English only one app for Android

Panchatantra Moral stories for kids.Our app covers all the five volumes in single app in Hindi and English font.
Easy to read and understand in the language as it is.It serves as a guide for prospective kings, to help him on.

41 Hindi best Panchatantra Stories
41 English best Panchatantra Stories

82 best Stories collection in one app

* Hindi and English language support.

The Panchatantra (Five Principles) is an ancient Indian inter-related collection of animal fables in verse and prose, in a frame story format.

It is based on older oral traditions, including "animal fables that are as old as we are able to imagine".
A king Amarasakti, worried that his three sons are without the wisdom to live in a world of wile and guile.
So he asks a learned man called Vishnu Sharma to teach them the ways of the world.
Since his wards are dimwits, Vishnu Sharma decides to pass on wisdom to them in the form of stories.
In these stories, he makes animals speak like human beings.

Panchatantra is a collection of attractively told stories about the five ways that help the human being succeed in life. In Hindi pancha means five and tantra means ways or strategies or principles. Addressed to the king's children, the stories are primarily about statecraft and
are popular throughout the world.

घंटीधारी ऊंट,
झगडालू मेढक,
चापलूस मंडली,
आपस की फूट,
अक्लमंद हंस,
एक और एक ग्यारह,
एकता का बल,
कौए और उल्लू,
खरगोश की चतुराई,
गजराज व मूषकराज,
गधा रहा गधा ही,
गोलू-मोलू और भालू,
तीन मछलियां,
झूठी शान,
ढोंगी सियार,
ढोल की पोल,
दुश्मन का स्वार्थ,
दुष्ट सर्प,
नकल करना बुरा है,
बंदर का कलेजा,
बगुला भगत,
मूर्ख बातूनी कछुआ,
सच्चे मित्र,
बडे नाम का चमत्कार,
बहरुपिया गधा,
बिल्ली का न्याय,
बुद्धिमान सियार,
मक्खीचूस गीदड,
मित्र की सलाह,
मुफ्तखोर मेहमान,
मूर्ख गधा,
मूर्ख को सीख,
रंग में भंग,
रंगा सियार,
शत्रु की सलाह,
शरारती बंदर,
संगठन की शक्ति,
सांड और गीदड,
सिंह और सियार,
स्वजाति प्रेम,
सच्चा शासक

1. A Friend In Need...,
2. The Swan And The Owl,
3. The Heron and The Crab,
4. The Ass Has No Brains,
5. The Bird with Two,
6. The Blue Jackal,
7. The Brahmins Gift,
8. The Crows and the Serpent,
9. The Foolish Lion and the Clever Rabbit,
10. The Girl Who Married a Snake,
11. Monkey and the Crocodile,
12. Foolish Lion and the Clever Rabbit,
13. Heron and the Crab,
14. The Gold Giving Serpent,
15. The Musical Donkey,
16. Sadhus Treasure,
17. The Donkey in the tiges skin,
18. The Cobra & The Crow,
19. The foolish Turtle,
20. The Greedy Merchant,
21. Two Friends,
22. The Ant and the Pigeon,
23. The Tiger & The Hermit,
24. The Jackal And the Stork,
25. The Kings Promise,
26. The Drummer,
27. The Monkeys Heart,
28. The Foolish Brahmin & the Crooks,
29. The Heron & The Crab,
30. Mischievous Monkey,
31. The Golden Egg,
32. The Wooden doll,
33. The Clever Mayawati,
34. The geese and the tortoise,
35. The bird with two necks,
36. The Jackal and the Drum,
37. The mice and the elephants,
38. The Heron Serpent and the Mongoose,
39. The day dreaming priest,
40. The mongoose and the farmers wife,
41. The Sages daughter

Stories from Panchatantra have acted as the perfect guide for Indian parents because each story in the book has a moral lesson in its end.