panchatantra stories in kannada language pdf

The stories revolve around the five strategies of Panchantantra: - The Gain of Friends, Discord amongst friends, Of Crows and Owls, Loss of Gains and Imprudence. Story moral: Intelligence wins over might.The stories are retold in simple language and contain colorful illustrations. The crocodile followed the advice and he was back happy with his wife. The monkey advised him to fight the he-crocodile and drive him out of his home and gain his wife's confidence. Just then he heard that a huge he-crocodile had occupied his house. He was also scared that his wife would not let him back in because he had returned without the monkey's heart. The crocodile was ashamed at what happened and asked the monkey if he could make any amends. Upon being asked as to why she was not returning, the monkey answered to the crocodile that he had only one heart and he had been fooled and scolded his friend for misusing his friendship. The foolish crocodile then swam back to the tree and the terrified monkey jumped up the tree never to return. Red-face immediately asked the crocodile to take him back to the tree as he told him that he had left his other heart which was full of nectar back at the tree. Ugly-mug told him that his wife wanted to eat the monkey's heart filled with nectar. The monkey was frightened and asked the crocodile why he was doing this. In the middle of the sea, Ugly-mug took the crocodile deep into the ocean to kill the monkey. Ugly-mug then offered to carry him on his back and the monkey agreed. Poor Red-face believed the story but was asking his friend as to how he could cross the sea to reach the house of the crocodile on the other side. He came back to Red-face and treated him with an invitation to his house for supper stating that his wife would be thrilled to have him home and also that she was very anxious to meet such a nice friend. Out of desperation, Ugly-mug started making plans for killing his friend.

But she then insisted on not eating anything till he brought her his friend's heart. Ugly-Mug was angered and did not agree to deceiving his friend.

The lady was greedy and pleaded with her husband that she would like to eat the monkey's heart, as a person who gave such tasty fruits must have a heart filled with nectar.

Ugly-Mug told about his friend the monkey. His wife was a greedy lady and asked him as to where he got the nectar filled apples. Ugly-Mug used to take some fruits to his home to his wife. Ugly-Mug started coming everyday ashore to eat the fruits thrown by Red-face and soon they became good friends. Once a crocodile named Ugly-mug swam ashore, Red-face threw apples at him and asked him to taste them. The tree was an apple tree and the fruits it bore were sweet as nectar. Long time ago there lived a monkey named Red-face on a tree by the side of the sea. The Monkey and the crocodile, Stories from Panchatantra for your children

Panchatantra stories in kannada language pdf