Panchatantra Stories

Panchatantra stories are a collection of ancient Indian fables that are known for their moral lessons. The word "Panchatantra" comes from Sanskrit and means "five principles" or "five strategies", which refer to the five books that make up the collection. The stories are usually told through the characters of animals and revolve around themes of moral conduct, politics, and practical wisdom. The collection is believed to have been written in Sanskrit by an Indian scholar named Vishnu Sharma, possibly around the 3rd century BCE. The Panchatantra stories have been translated into many languages and are popular all around the world. They are often used as a tool for teaching moral values and critical thinking skills to children, as well as being appreciated by adults for their literary value and entertainment.