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One day, when the second head found a poisonous fruit it took a chance at revenge. Second head thought of eating the poisonous fruit so that the first head will die. Though first advised him not to eat because both have single stomach so that both will die. Ignoring his words, second head ate the fruit and both of them died.

Chakradhara narrated Brahmadatta’s story.

Brahmadatta was planning to travel to another village.

A crab in a camphor box, was the companion of Brahmadatta.

Suvamasiddhi told this story to his friend Chakradhara.

Berunda is a big strange bird with two heads and a single body which used to wandering on the banks of lake.

The big strange bird lived on the banks of lake called Sangama.

A big strange bird Berunda with two heads and single body. One day, as he wandering on the banks of the lake, he found a fruit which was very delicious. When one of the head was praising the fruit so much the other felt to taste the fruit. But the other hand refused to give the fruit as he was decided to give it to their beloved wife. Disappointed from this, second head was awaiting a chance to take revenge. One fine day, when the second head found a poisonous fruit, he ate it to take revenge for his insult, both of them died. This is how second head met his demise.

The second head was disappointed, when the first head refused to give the fruit so it was waiting to take the revenge.

When the first head described the fruit as delicious as Ambrosia, the second head was eager to taste the fruit. But the first head decided to give it to their beloved wife Tatillata since both the heads have same stomach that makes no difference.

One day the bird found a fruit, which was delicious as ambrosia.

The first bird decided to give it to their beloved as they have the same stomach.

The second head wanted to eat the fruit as it was very much described which made him to taste the fruit at any cost. But when first head laughed at him and refused to give and gave it to their wife Tatillata. This made second head disappointed.

The bird described “Oh! what a fruit, I am sure the heavens have sent it for me. I am so lucky”.

The boy Brahmadutta was planning to travel to another village on an urgent business. But his mother adviced him to not to go alone though her son said that the way was safe. Mother went to the well in the backyard and brought a crab kept in camphor box. She asked him to carry along with him. As it was summer the boy hatted and too rest under a big tree. A snake attracted by the fragrance of camphor swallowed the box containing the crab. The crab came out of the box and killed the snake, otherwise the snake would have killed the boy. This is how mother’s advice saved Brahmadatta’s life.

The mother went to the well in the backyard and took out a crab and asked her son to keep the crab with him during the travel.

Brahmadatta was a boy who lived in a city Varanavartha with his old mother. As Brahmadatta was planned to go to another village for some urgent business his mother asked him not to go alone. She gave a crab in a camphor box as Brahmadatta’s companion to carry with him.

As it was summer the day, and was very hot the boy halted and took rest under a big tree. From the hollow of the tree, a snake emerged and attracted by the fragrance of cam¬phor, swallowed the box containing the crab. The crab came out of box and killed the snake. This is how Brahmadutta was saved by crab.

Brahmadatta lived in a city called Varanavarta. Brahmadatta was a small boy who lived with his old mother.

Correct Answer is : b) Ambrosia

Chakradhara adviced Suvamasiddhi not to go home alone.

a) two heads and single body

a) Varanavartha

d) All the above.

Correct Answer is : b) Tatillata

Vishnusharma is an Indian scholar and author who is believed to have written the ‘Panchatantra’ collection of fables. The exact period of the composition of Panchatantra is uncertain, and estimates vary from 1200 BCE to 300 CE. Some scholars place him in the 3rd century BCE.

Vishnusharma is one of the most widely translated non-religious authors in history. Panchatantra was translated into Arabic Pahlavi in 570 CE by Borzuya and into Arabic in 750 CE by persian scholar Abdullah Ion – Muqaffa as ‘Kalilah Wa Umnah’.

The prelude to the Panchatantra identified Vishnusharma as the author of the work. Since there is no other independent external evidence about him. It’s impossible to say whether he was the historical author or is himself a literary invention. Based on analysis of geographical features and animals described in the stories Kashmir is suggested to be his birthplace by various scholars.

Correct Answer is : d) All