TENALI RAMA AND STORIES
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Tenali Rama and Stories is a delightful collection of witty tales about Tenali Ramakrishna, the legendary court jester of Vijayanagara emperor Krishnadevaraya. Known for his sharp intellect and humor, Tenali uses clever tricks to solve problems, teach moral lessons, and entertain the royal court. The book is a rich blend of wisdom and fun, ideal for children and adults alike.
This book presents a series of engaging folk tales centered around Tenali Ramakrishna, also known as Tenali Rama, a poet, scholar, and witty advisor in the court of King Krishnadevaraya of the Vijayanagara Empire. Tenali is famous not only for his intelligence but also for his quick wit and problem-solving skills.
The collection begins with Tenali’s origin story—how a blessing from Goddess Kali gave him the choice between wealth and wisdom, and how he cleverly chose both. The stories then follow his rise from a poor boy to a celebrated courtier, highlighting his sharp thinking in a variety of humorous and tricky situations.
Through episodes involving kings, ministers, thieves, greedy people, jealous rivals, and even foreign dignitaries, Tenali always manages to turn the tide using his intellect and humor. Whether it’s outwitting a thief, tricking a miser, solving the riddle of three dolls, or teaching arrogant scholars a lesson, each story carries a message wrapped in comedy and cleverness.
This book not only entertains but also promotes values like honesty, humility, intelligence, and justice, all through the lens of Indian folklore. It’s especially suited for young readers and students looking for moral tales presented in an enjoyable, accessible format.
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