Panchatantra, a notable Sanskrit text, is a compilation of ancient Indian animal stories and parables that has been translated into over 50 languages.
It is attributed to the sage Vishnu Sharma and is said to have been authored in the 3rd or 4rd century CE.
He was thought to create Panchatantra to educate King Amarasakti's three princes.
It is a timeless Indian classic, profound impact on Indian culture, teaching youngsters morality and ethics, inspiring painters, writers, and singers.
In recent centuries, it has significantly influenced various literary forms such as theatre, opera, film, children's books, and educational materials.
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