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Panchatantra

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Panchatantra

Free Library: Sanskrit + transliteration + English + Hindi + Gujarati meanings. EN 2703/2703; HI 2703/2703; GU 2703/2703; chapters 6. Meanings are machine-assisted study drafts, not a scholarly edition.

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Kākolūkīya3.p01796–3.191
Kākolūkīya3.p01796

Sanskrit · 3.p01796

एवं श्रुत्वोत्थाय ब्राह्मणः सावधानो भूत्वेष्ट-देवता-मन्त्र-ध्यानेनात्मानं राक्षसाद् उद्गूर्ण-लगुडेन चौराद् गो-युगं ररक्ष ।

English · Meaning

Having heard this, the brāhmaṇa rose and became alert; by meditating on the mantra of his chosen deity, he protected himself from the demon with a raised club, and protected the team of oxen from the thief.

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Kākolūkīya3.p01797

Sanskrit · 3.p01797

अतो ऽहं ब्रवीमि-शत्रवो ऽपि हितार्थैव (१९०) इति ।

English · Meaning

Therefore I say: even enemies are beneficial. (190)

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Kākolūkīya3.p01798

Sanskrit · 3.p01798

अथ तस्य वचनम् अवधार्यारिमर्दनः पुनर् अपि प्राकारकर्णम् अपृच्छत्-कथय, किम् अत्र मन्यते भवान् ?

English · Meaning

Then, having considered his statement, Arimardana again asked Prākārakarṇa: “Tell me, what does Your Honor think about this?”

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Kākolūkīya3.p01799

Sanskrit · 3.p01799

सो ऽब्रवीत्-देव ! अवध्य एवायम्, यतो रक्षितेनानेन कदाचित् परस्पर-प्रीत्या कालः सुखेन गच्छति । उक्तं च-

English · Meaning

He replied: “My lord, this one indeed must not be killed, because, when he is protected, at times life passes happily through mutual affection.” And it is said:

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Kākolūkīya3.191

Sanskrit · 3.191

परस्परस्य मर्माणि ये न रक्षन्ति जन्तवः । त एव निधनं यान्ति वल्मीकोदर-सर्पवत् ॥

English · Meaning

Those creatures who do not guard one another’s vital points or vulnerable secrets—those very ones go to destruction, like a snake in the interior of an anthill.

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Contents

6 chapters
  1. Kathā-mukha
  2. Mitra-bheda
  3. Mitra-samprāpti
  4. Kākolūkīya
  5. Labdha-praṇāśa
  6. Aparīkṣita-kāraka

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Panchatantra

Panchatantra

Panchatantra · Digital Sanskrit transcription; Suno Katha free Library release

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Free Library: Sanskrit + transliteration + English + Hindi + Gujarati meanings. EN 2703/2703; HI 2703/2703; GU 2703/2703; chapters 6. Meanings are machine-assisted study drafts, not a scholarly edition.

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