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Today we have gathered the top 10 Tenali Raman stories to be read in English. For offline reading, you can download our PDF. Tenali Raman Stories in English Tenali Ramakrishna was a poet and an advisory to King Krishnadevaraya. He was known for his amazing wit, humor, and extraordinary intelligence. All the stories of Tenali …
An Arab brought a shipload of horses from Persia. Many in the court of king Krishnadevaraya bought the horses from the Arab. Raman maintained that Vijayanagara’s horses were superior to the horses from Arabia. The ministers who bought the Arabian horses challenged Raman to prove this point in a horse race. The courtiers put in much …
Tenali Raman was once walking along a forest path when he was stopped by a merchant. “I’m looking for my camel which has strayed away. Did you see it passing by?” asked the merchant. “Had the camel hurt its leg?” asked Raman. “Oh yes! That means you have seen my camel!” said the merchant. “Only …
1. TENALI RAMAN, THE GREAT COURT JESTER This is the story of Tenali Raman, the famous court jester of the renowned Vijayanagaram Empire of Krishna Devarayar. The empire was famous for its glory and wealth and it was in the State of Andhra Pradesh of modern India. The Vijayanagaram Kingdom was established in 1336 AD. …
Here we bring the best of best school days stories of Tenali Raman. We know, this will definitely bring you back to your old school days memories where we …
Tenali Raman and his wife were on their way to Hampi, the capital of Vijayanagara. On the way, they passed through a village at the foot of a hill.
Tenali Raman came to Hampi, the capital of the Vijayanagara empire. At that time, Vijayanagara was ruled by Krishna Deva Raya.
Tenali Raman was suffering from a bad cold. He kept blowing and wiping his nose. The nose turned red and his eyes swelled with tears. His wife brought him a vessel filled with hot water.
Krishnadeva Raya, the king of Vijayanagara, had ordered Tenali Raman to not show his face. Raman was waiting for an opportunity to win over the king.
The kotwal (chief of police) of Vijayanagara was a worried man. A gang of thieves had entered the city, and a string of robberies had already taken place.