4102 - Batte of Wits
Author: Amar Chitra Katha
Description A collection of Buddhist /Jataka tales centered around the young Bodhisattva Aushadha Kumar, showcasing his sharp intelligence in outsmarting rival kings, unscrupulous officials, and tricky situations. The centerpiece story, "Battle of Wits", presents clever parables where compassion and insight are mightier than force Keywords Battle of Wits Bodhisattva Aushadha Kumar Jataka tales Buddhist wisdom Compassionate intelligence Problem-solving Court intrigue Moral parables Amar Chitra Katha #625 Ideal for Children and teens who enjoy morally rich folktales Readers interested in Buddhist tales, ethical thinking, and gentle storytelling Classroom use for lessons on empathy, logic, and non-violent conflict resolution Age Group 6 – 99 years (officially suitable for all ages 6 and above) Theme Wisdom conquers adversity – intelligence outshines brute force Compassion & moral integrity – stories celebrate empathy and understanding Justice through cleverness – nonviolent resolution of conflicts Traditional Buddhist teachings – ethical narratives from ancient Pali sources Tone Lighthearted & thoughtful – playful storytelling with moral undercurrents Philosophical yet accessible – invites readers to reflect gently Engaging & witty – features quick-thinking heroes in entertaining dilemmas Cultural & educational – stays true to traditional heritage while simplifying for modern comic readers Book Type Single–issue, full‑color illustrated comic anthology of Buddhist parables Part of the Jataka Tales/Battle of Wits series—ACK #625 Length 32 pages (standard ACK format)