Akbar and Birbal Quotes

“Das”
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“Mahesh”
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“था। अब वह दुनिया”
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“guard”
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“Once”
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“Khichdi”
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“Birbal said, “I am not joking my lord. All the streets of the world have only two turns, a left turn and a right turn.” At this the emperor burst out laughing. It was an easy answer and he had not thought of it. He rewarded Birbal handsomely and called the royal poet to send the reply to the emperor of Persia.”
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“Akbar’s eyes grew wide. He said, “I hope you are not joking. I have sent so many men to count the number of turns and here you say you know it already?”
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“, the emperor of Persia sent Akbar a strange letter. In that letter he asked Akbar to tell him how many turns each street in his kingdom had. Akbar was shocked by the question. His kingdom was a large one. How would it be possible for him to send his ministers to count the number of turns in all the streets? Nevertheless, the emperor called his prime minister, Todar Mal and asked him to take the project. Todar Mal in return sent his men to count the number of turns all the streets in the kingdom had. Next day Birbal noticed that Akbar was waiting anxiously for something. Birbal asked, “Jahanpanah, is there something wrong? You look so much worried.” Akbar said, “Yes, Birbal I am waiting for Todar Mal to report the number of turns all the streets in my kingdom had.” He then told Birbal about the letter that the emperor of Persia had sent him. When Birbal heard of it he laughed out loudly. Akbar was puzzled when he saw Birbal laughing. Birbal said, “Your majesty, I know the exact number of turns of each street not only in our kingdom but in any city of the world.”
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“One day a horse dealer came to the palace. He had a team of horses to sell. The emperor came out and looked at the horses. “They are very fine horses,” said Akbar. “I’ll buy them. Have you got”
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“temper with Birbal.”
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