The Panchatantra shares many stories with the Jataka tales. Who is said to have told the Jataka tales?
AEmperor Akbar
BPoet Kalidasa
CThe Buddha
DKing Ashoka
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. The Buddha
The Jataka tales are said to have been told by the Buddha, and many of them match Panchatantra tales.
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