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Panchatantra was also translated into Old Syriac in present-day Iraq & spread to the Byzantine Empire. 4/7
At the Well? & Farmer plowing field
from Manuscript Anwar-i-Suhaili, written by Hussain Ali Waiz, Persian version of Panchatantra
BHU, Bharat Kala Bhavan @vmistweet
from dress of lady it seems Haryana? West UP? can you guess region from Ox-bull breed?
@SumitaChakravo1 @dpanikkar @DalrympleWill @PunjabiRooh @PropitiousOn3O @hemantsarin @ssharadmohhan @bombaywalee @nistula @AmberMDarr @OnlineMythIndia @WhiteMughalsFan @ambrin_hayat @Ritiks @SmitaRays @abhiertigibbet @karachiahab @shada_islam @AhmedSikeena Detail : Bogus doctor; The Anwar-i-Suhaili, written by Hussain Ali Waiz, is a Persian version of the Panchatantra. [Bogus Doctor Forced to Drink Deadly Medicine]
Fables Composed by 17th Century #French Writer and Poet Jean de La Fontaine Were Inspired by #Panchatantra
Jean Fontaine Wrote "I Must Acknowledge That I Owe The Greatest Part to Pilpay, The #Indian Sage." #WorldBookDay
☄️✨ROSA AZUL✨☄️
-No podrás recoger a la rosa sin ser punzado por sus espinas. -Panchatantra.
#Cantabria #anjanasDeCantabria #anjanas #mitologia #arte #art #andreaobregon #andreaobregonart #lunes #rosa #rosaazul
Panchatantra (Five Principles) is a colourful collection of animal fables in verse & prose written in Sanskrit , 3rd BCE credited to Vishnu Sharma. This painting is from manuscript of Panchatantra`s one of the story titled as The story of Talkative Turtle @philamuseum 1/3
Fables Composed by 17th Century #French Writer and Poet Jean de La Fontaine Were Inspired by #Panchatantra
Jean Fontaine Wrote "I Must Acknowledge That I Owe The Greatest Part to Pilpay, The #Indian Sage." #WorldBookDay
The Monster Who Became A Mouse
A little story of a Monster who set about to find the most powerful one of them all.
Illustrated Story for children.
Adapted from the Panchatantra
Available in Google Play and Amazon Kindle
https://t.co/2h8ZML3HkW
https://t.co/bt61vIjyS0
#FolkloreThursday
The Panchatantra or The Five Treatises is a collection of interconnected animal fables for children. It's earliest version in Sanskrit dates to 200 BCE and the stories have seeped into the culture of almost every country in the world.
These are the full spreads I created for the Panchatantra mock ups. I really wanted them to have an authentic feel to them. They are both heavily influenced by kalamkari textiles. Hoping they will become a real book some day x
Part of an illustration I created for a story from the Panchatantra which I would love to illustrate! This one is from ‘The Cobra and the Crows’
The #Indian #Sanskrit Masterpiece " #Panchatantra" migrated into the Middle East, through #Iran, in 550 CE when notable physician #Borzuy(Burzuwaih) translated the work from #Sanskrit into the Pahlavi
.He transliterated the main characters as "Karirak ud Damanak"
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