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The Emperor's Journey and the Bad Omen
- Birbal Stories
- Narrated by: Ranjan Kamath
- Length: 12 mins
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The Emperor's Journey and the Bad Omen
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
Ask him the trickiest question and he will have the answer. Who else could it be but Birbal the wise vizier in Emperor Akbar’s court? When it comes to Birbal, no problem is without a solution. Admired, loved, envied, but always unbeaten, his wit leaves you wondering, "How does he do that?" Emperor Akbar gives a peculiar command to his ministers while on a journey. He wants the long road to be shortened, but none of the ministers can help him. As always, it is the wise Birbal’s turn to make his Emperor happy. In the second story, the old sweeper in Akbar’s court is sentenced to death for bringing bad luck, and only Birbal can save him.
©2008 DC Books (P)2013 DC Books
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