Folk Tales
Author's TalesIndian Folk Tales
- A Crow and His Three Friends (Indian Folk Tale)
- How Raja Rasâlu Journeyed To The City Of King Sarkap (Indian Folk Tale)
- Why the Fish Laughed (Indian Folk Tale)
- Chandralêkhâ and the Eight Robbers (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Farmer and the Money-Lender (Indian Folk Tale)
- Eating Up the Protector (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Foolish Weaver (Indian Folk Tale)
- The King Who Was Fried (Indian Folk Tale)
- Raja Rasalu (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Talking Turtle (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Brâhmiṇ Girl that Married a Tiger (Indian Folk Tale)
- Prince Wicked and the Grateful Animals (Indian Folk Tale)
- Bopolûchî (Indian Folk Tale)
- Mr. Won't Give and Mr. Won't Leave (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Jackal and the Iguana (Indian Folk Tale)
- A Clever Thief (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Beggar and the Five Muffins (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Honest but Rash Hunter (Indian Folk Tale)
- Dorani (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Barber's Clever Wife (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Prince and the Fakir (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Brahmarâkshas and the Hair (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Grain of Corn (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Story of the King Who Would See Paradise (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Lost Camel (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Son of Seven Mothers (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Boy Who Had a Moon on His Forehead and a Sun on His Chin (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Faithful Prince (Indian Folk Tale)
- Princess Pepperina (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Ivory City and Its Fairy Princess (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Son of Seven Queens (Indian Folk Tale)
- How Raja Rasâlu Became a Jôgi (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Story of Cat, a Mouse, a Lizard and an Owl (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Charmed Ring (Indian Folk Tale)
- How Raja Rasâlu Swung The Seventy Fair Maidens, Daughters Of The King (Indian Folk Tale)
- Punchkin (Indian Folk Tale)
- sun, Moon and Wind Go out to Dinner (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Magic Bed (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Soothsayer's Son (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Death and Burial of Poor-Sparrow (Indian Folk Tale)
- How Raja Rasâlu Killed the Giants (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Jewelled Arrow (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Snake Prince (Indian Folk Tale)
- Prince Lionheart and His Three Friends (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Broken Pot (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Three Calamities (Indian Folk Tale)
- Valiant Vicky, the Brave Warrior (Indian Folk Tale)
- Grasp All, Lose All (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Thanksgiving of the Wazir (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Mother-in-Law became an Ass (Indian Folk Tale)
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