Krishna Deva Raya was especially intrigued by gathering outlandish things from over his kingdom and abroad. A portion of his pastors and subjects misused this shortcoming of the King. The insightful priest,

Tenali Ramakrishna, affectionately recognized as Tenali Rama, was a sixteenth century court writer at the Vijayanagara Empire in India. He hailed from a town called Tenali. He is recollected even today

Sri Krishna Devaraya was the emperor of Vizayanagra. He had eight advisors. Tenali Rama was one among them. He was very clever and spontaneous. Sri Krishna Devaraya had some special kind of brinjal plants

An Arab brought a shipload of steeds from Persia. Numerous in the court of lord Krishnadevaraya purchased the stallions from the Arab. Raman kept up that Vijayanagara's stallions were better than the steeds

Raman, who was to be executed by the gatekeepers, had outsmarted them and figured out how to survive. The gatekeepers took him back to the ruler for promote directions. Lord Krishna Deva Raya was irritated

Here's another awesome tale around Tenali Raman. Once, there carried on a man who was extremely rich however was a penny pincher. He had a lot of cash however he didn't prefer to spend it on anybody. One

Tenali Raman was a clergyman in the court of Krishnadevaraya, the leader of Vijayanar. He was a to a great degree flexible identity. The whole kingdom dependably hummed with the news of his stories and

Once the ranchers of Vijayanagar came to Krishnadeva Raya and stated, "Sir, there are numerous mice in our homesteads and they are obliterating the grain. If it's not too much trouble demonstrate

The leader of Vijaynagar, Krishnadeva Raya had an adaptable pastor at his durbar, Tenali Raman. He was an artist, jokester and the individual consultant of the lord. Raja Krishnadeva Raya was extremely

Once, an incredible savant from a remote land went to King Krishna Deva Raya's court. He asserted that he knew about all subjects and was a specialist in each field. He tested that he would contend with

The considerable lord Krishna Deva Raya had a ton of savvy serves in his court. The most astute of them was Tenali Rama. One day, a vendor went to the ruler's court from an outside kingdom. He saluted

Krishnadevaraya's mom was an extremely universal lady. She had gone by numerous sacred places and had performed religious ceremonies; she had given much in philanthropy. When she needed to give organic

The Royal Barber's just undertaking was to give ruler Krishnadeva Raya his every day shave. One day when he touched base to carry out his activity, ruler krishnadeva Raya was still snoozing. The hairdresser

When Krishnadevaraya managed over Vijayanagar, King Barbar administered over Delhi. Tenali was an acclaimed entertainer in King Krishnadevaraya's illustrious court. When King Barbar heard Tenali's stories

Here is the test for the day, " declared King Krishna Deva Raya when the court had amassed one day, "We need to know who among you can find most from sheer perception. In the focal point of the

Here is the test for the day, " broadcasted King Krishna Deva Raya when the court had amassed one day, "We need to know who among you can derive most from sheer perception. In the focal point

Nī nātasvaram pōla vantā.... Ā..... Nī nātasvaram pōla vantā nāvi kamalam nāṉā nī ēḻu svaram pōla vantā eṭṭā svaram nāṉā eṭṭā svaram nāṉā (icai...) Āṇ: Vaḷaiyapaṭṭi tavilē tavilē jīkal panti vaikkum mavaḷē