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Burmese humorous tales : The four deaf men.

This is one of the humorous tales written by Dr Htin Aung in his book titled " Burmese Folk-tales". The title of this tale is "the four deaf men."

Burmese humorous tales : The great king eats chaff

This is one of the humorous tales from a book titled " Burmese Folk-tales",written by Dr Htin Aung. The title is " the great king eats chaff." 

Burmese humorous tales: the origin of the coconut.

This is one of the Burmese humorous tales written by Dr Htin Aung in his " Burmese Folk-tales" book. The title of the tale is " The origin of the coconut."

Why the wren is small, Burmese Folk tale 4.

Galon Bird: the Garuda is a large legendary bird-like creature or humanoid bird and Nāga is a very great snake, especially the king cobra   A female nāga is a nāgī or nāgiṇī.appeared in both Hindu and Buddhist mythology. (Wikipedia, 2017).
 

the rabbit has a cold. Burmese Folk Tale 3.

This story is about how a wise rabbit escaped from the bad Lion 🦁 King 👑 .

The Coming of Daywaw. Burmese Folk Tale 2.

This tale is about how Daywaw term came about in Burma. Daywaw is a Pali word which means "rain". Pali (Pāli) is a Prakrit language native to the Indian subcontinent. It is widely studied because it is the language of much of the earliest extant literature of Buddhism as collected in the Pāli Canon or Tipiṭaka and is the sacred language of some religious texts of Hinduism and all texts of Theravāda Buddhism (Wikipedia)

Why Snail's muscle never ache, Burmese folk tale 1

audio recording of Burmese Folk-Tales . Why the Snail's muscles never ache. 🐌🐴 🥇