Hikayat Panca Tanderan

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Hikayat Panca Tanderan (حكاية ڤنچا تندران) is a

The contents of the story are similar to the

Story

In Padalipurwan country, the land of Hindustan, there was a king named Sukadarma. He has four princes who are very dumb and did not obey their parent's advice. Their behavior made the king feel extremely sad.

So one day, when the king received an audience from his ministers and nobilities, there was a Brahmin named Sumasingha that voluntarily offered to educate his princes. The king gratefully accepted the offer so he gave the Brahmin his royal presents and rewards.

The Brahmin taught the four stupid princes with five (

The titles of the five stories are:

• Matrapanam (in Sanskrit: Mitrabheda).
• Sakralaum (in Sanskrit: Mitraprâpti).
• Sandi Bikraum (in Sanskrit: Sandhi Vigraha).
• Artanasam (in Sanskrit: Labdhanâśa).
• Sambi Rica Karium (in Sanskrit: Aparîksitakâritva).

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