Known for his immense size and strength, Kumbhakarna is a complex character who embodies the themes of loyalty, destiny, and the consequences of one's choices.
The wit wisdom of Birbal had endeared him not only to Akbar, but alsso to a vast majority of the subjects of the Mughal Empire.
The two stories in this amar Chitra Katha are taken from Vasudeva Hiendee, the oldest extant collection of jain stories.
King Shalivahana is credited with the introdction of a new era named after him, and referred to as the Shalivahana Shaka.
Ramayana is the story of Rama, the prince od Ayodhya.
All living creatures die to be born again, so believe the Hindus.
These caves, particularly Cave 1, feature intricate carvings depicting Hindu mythological figures, including Shiva in various forms such as Nataraja (Lord of Dance) and Ardhanarishvara (the androgynous form).
He is renowned for his contributions to Advaita Vedanta, a school of Hindu philosophy that emphasizes the non-dual nature of reality.
The tale unfolds as they engage in a series of challenges and riddles, showcasing their wit, resourcefulness, and moral integrity.
These tales weave together moral lessons, mythical elements, and cultural symbolism through the perspectives of creatures such as birds, monkeys, and elephants.