Within a short period of six months, the pandit instructs the princes in the art of politics and worldly wisdom, by telling them stories about bird, beast and man. Each character in his stories becomes a vehicle of some precept, either directly or indirectly. In the Panchatantra, these stories are divided into five books. Narayana�s work however has only four � Mitralabha (Gaining Friends), Suhrudbheda (Causing Dissension Between Friends), Vigraha (Separation) and Sandhi (Union). The tales retold in this Amar Chitra Katha are from the first book, Mitralabha.
Script :Kamala Chandrakant
Code 556
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