Iswara
This supreme God is beyond change, creation, and dissolution, and is known as the creator and father of all creatures.
The Story Teller
This figure, also known as The Pandit, is a very important part of the culture of a rural Indian village as the source of entertainment and enchantment.
Rama
This is the hero of the Ramayana and is referred to within Hinduism as the 'Maryada Purushottama.'
Viswamitra and Vasishta
This figure meditates in penance for a thousand years and emerges, and his purpose is to covet and acquire.
Lavana
This is the king in the first story who is visited in his assembly hall by a wandering magician.
Chudala
This figure simultaneously runs the kingdom and becomes her husband's guru in disguise while putting him through tests to discover whether he is progressing in his quest.
Yayati
This is a prince who marries the...
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