Sanskrit Short Story The Old Tiger

Sanskrit Short Story The Old Tiger/The Old Tiger Short Story in Sanskrit

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Sanskrit Short Story The Old Tiger:

एकः बृद्धः व्याघ्रः 

पुरा एकस्मिन् वने एकः व्याघ्रः अवसत्। सः अत्यन्तं वृद्धः अभवत्। अतः एव सः मृगयां कर्तुं न शक्तः अभवत्। सः व्याघ्रः भोजनाय उपायम् अचिन्तयत्। ततः सः व्याघ्रः नदीतीरे अतिष्ठत। तत्र मार्गे अकस्मात् एकः पथिकः आगच्छत्। व्याघ्रः तं आहूय भोः पथिक! अत्र आगच्छ। 

    मम हस्तात् एतत् सुवर्णकङ्कणं भवान् स्वीकरोतु इति अवदत्।  पथिकः तु भवान मां वञ्चयति वा न वा इति कथं जानामि ? अतः मम मास्तु भवतः कङ्कणं इति व्याघ्रं अवदत्।  

     तदा व्याघ्रः अवदत् भोः भीतिं मा प्राप्नोतु। एकदा अहम् अतीव दुष्टः बहून मृगान् मारितवान्। किन्तु एकस्य साधोः उपदेशात् इदानीं मम पापस्य प्रायश्चित्तं इव दानकार्यं करोमि इति। अपि च अहम् वृद्धः अस्मि। भवन्तं मारयितुं न शक्नोमि खलु! इति।   व्याघ्रस्य वचनं विश्वस्य पथिकः कङ्कणं स्वीकर्तुं समीपं आगच्छत्। तं व्याघ्रः अमारयत्।  

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Sanskrit Short Story The Old Tiger:

The Old Tiger

Once, in a forest, there lived a Tiger. It was very old. He was very old. Therefore, he was unable to hunt. The tiger thought of a plan so that it could get something to eat. The Tiger stood on the banks of a river. In that way, by accident a traveler came by.

    The tiger called him and said, Oh Traveler! Come here. Take this golden bracelet from my hand. The traveler replied, how do I know whether you will cheat me? Therefore, I don't want your bracelet.

    Then the tiger said, "don't be afraid! I am very old. At one time, I have killed many animals. But now I want to atone for my sins, by charity" by the advise of a saint.

    Also, I am old and am unable to kill you, indeed! Trusting the tiger's words, the traveler approached the tiger and the tiger killed him.