Akbar and the Crows

By:

"Horsburgh, Nicholas"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Oxford University Press: Karachi; 2023.Edition: 1st ediDescription: 64 Pages: illustration; 24 cmISBN:

9780199067756

Subject(s):

folktales

DDC classification:

HOR 808.831

Summary: "Akbar and the Crows" is a popular folktale featuring Emperor Akbar and his witty advisor, Birbal. The story highlights Birbal's intelligence and quick thinking when Akbar asks an unusual question—how many crows are there in the city? Birbal cleverly responds with a humorous yet logical answer, stating that the number of crows equals the city's population and will change as birds come and go. The tale emphasizes wisdom, problem-solving, and humor, which are recurring themes in Akbar-Birbal stories.

Item type:

Books

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Item type	Home library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Books	Khanewal Campus (Main Library - Central Region)	808.831 HOR (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		000131936

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"Akbar and the Crows" is a popular folktale featuring Emperor Akbar and his witty advisor, Birbal. The story highlights Birbal's intelligence and quick thinking when Akbar asks an unusual question—how many crows are there in the city? Birbal cleverly responds with a humorous yet logical answer, stating that the number of crows equals the city's population and will change as birds come and go. The tale emphasizes wisdom, problem-solving, and humor, which are recurring themes in Akbar-Birbal stories.

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