Amar Chitra Katha - Hitopadesha: How Friends are Parted and Other Stories

Hitopadesha is a collection of ancient Sanskrit fables written by Narayana Pandit. It is dated around 11th or 12th century AD. The four stories chosen in this group have simple moral tales to tell. Lions, jackals, monkeys, cats, dogs and donkeys are protagonists who teach common sense lessons in how to judge for oneself, not to succumb to rumor-mongers, to mind one's own business and not to be greedy. Untitled-01......Page 1 Untitled-02......Page 2 Untitled-03......Page 3 Untitled-04......Page 4 Untitled-05......Page 5 Untitled-06......Page 6 Untitled-07......Page 7 Untitled-08......Page 8 Untitled-09......Page 9 Untitled-10......Page 10 Untitled-11......Page 11 Untitled-12......Page 12 Untitled-13......Page 13 Untitled-14......Page 14 Untitled-15......Page 15 Untitled-16......Page 16 Untitled-17......Page 17 Untitled-18......Page 18 Untitled-19......Page 19 Untitled-20......Page 20 Untitled-21......Page 21 Untitled-22......Page 22 Untitled-23......Page 23 Untitled-24......Page 24 Untitled-25......Page 25 Untitled-26......Page 26 Untitled-27......Page 27 Untitled-28......Page 28 Untitled-29......Page 29 Untitled-30......Page 30 Untitled-31......Page 31 Untitled-32......Page 32 Untitled-33......Page 33 Untitled-36......Page 34 How friends are parted The washerman's jackass The cat who served a lion The terrible bell.