Panchathanthra that stole my mind.
Thursday, 2nd of February 2023
Panchathanthra that stole my mind.
One of the most attractive book for me...
🔯🔱💎💮 Among the books of literature that I have read, one of my
favourite is the “Panchathantra”. This is a very old book written from folk
tales of India. This is special because there are so many stories here that give
very valuable advices to our life.
🔯🔱💎💮 The Panchathanthra ia s combination of the words “Pancha”
meaning five in Sanskrit, and “Thanthra” meaning weave. Literally translated,
it means interweaving five skeins of traditions and teachings into a text.
🔯🔱💎💮 The Panchathantnhra is an ancient Indian collection of
interrelated animal fables in Sanskrit verse and prose, arrange within a framw
story. The original text consists of an introduction, followed by five parts or
treatises.
🔯🔱💎💮 It is likely a Hindu text, and based on older oral
traditions with animal fables that are as old as we are able to imagine.
🔯🔱💎💮 The prelude section of the Panchathanthra identifies a great
Brahmin named “Vishnusharma” as its author. It is certainly the most frequently
translated literary product of India. And these stories are among the most
widely known in the world.
🔯🔱💎💮 It goes by many names in many cultures. There is a version
of Panchathanthra in nearly every major language of India, and in addition
there are 200 versions of the text in more than 50 languages around the world.
🔯🔱💎💮 The story of the fox that fell into the pot of blue dye that
we heard as childhood is written here. A simple folk tale that can be read by
children as well as adults without discrimination, conveys a profound
philosophical meaning to society.
🔯🔱💎💮 The original collection was compiled in Kashmir about 200
BC, and that at this time many of the stories were already ancient. The work’s self-proclaimed
purpose is to educate the sons of royalty. The author is stated to be teaching
the principles of good government to three princes of “Amarashakthi”.
🔯🔱💎💮 Indian literature is very close to Sri Lankan literature. Folktales
are also very close to our lives. Many stories from the Panchathanthra written
in history are connected with the concept of Gods.
🔯🔱💎💮 I am personally very fond of God stories and Hindu literature.
🔯🔱💎💮 The Monkey and the Crocodile, the most popular and most
widely narrated of the Panchathanthra stories. The Monkey and Crocodile become friends, but
the Crocodile wicked wife has other intentions.
Pandith, Sri Hari Vishnu Sharma |
🔯🔱💎💮 Read too. Find meaning and light in life by discovering literature
with fun.
Thank you…! 💛💛💛
Blog by - Chathuranga Lakshan Perera
( Undergraduate at University of the Visual and Performing Arts - Faculty of Music)
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