Folk Tales of India
Dashakumaracharita (The Tale of the Ten Princes)
A prose romance of ten young men whose adventures move through courts, cities, deception, love and changing fortunes.
Work: Dashakumaracharita (The Tale of the Ten Princes) · Dandin, Dasakumaracarita; GRETIL Sanskrit witness
Published: 0 · In catalogue: 0
Suno Katha+ · All Books
1,310 books, read and heard
87 Panchatantra and 44 Ramayana stories, each in five age editions, in English and Hindi. New stories join as they are released. Billed once a year.
$79/year$159
Pick a published title and check its age edition before reading together. Explore the full catalogue for the planned sequence; language and narration should be checked in each preview.
Planned age bands: 13-17 · 18+
Selected adventures for teens; sexual material stays adult-only.
Matching stories: 0
Story editions are not yet available in this collection.
Follow the collection order
The numbers keep the catalogue’s sequence. A missing published number means that entry is still being prepared; it does not mean you have to buy or finish an earlier book first.
Source located
About this work
- Author / compiler
- Dandin
- Date
- Approximately 7th–8th century CE
- Original language
- Classical Sanskrit
A prose romance of ten young men whose adventures move through courts, cities, deception, love and changing fortunes.
Keep the preliminary narrative, main text and closing material distinct; their textual history is not uniform.