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    Birbal helps solve a theft case for Emperor Akbar. A minister reports that his gold coins were stolen, even though his house was considered very secure. Birbal has the suspects lift the tail of a donkey painted with black paint. Only one minister, Alim Khan, did not have black paint on his hand, showing he did not touch the donkey's tail and was likely the thief. Birbal's clever plan identifies the thief, and he is rewarded by the Emperor.

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    Birbal helps solve a theft case for Emperor Akbar. A minister reports that his gold coins were stolen, even though his house was considered very secure. Birbal has the suspects lift the tail of a donkey painted with black paint. Only one minister, Alim Khan, did not have black paint on his hand, showing he did not touch the donkey's tail and was likely the thief. Birbal's clever plan identifies the thief, and he is rewarded by the Emperor.

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    Birbal helps solve a theft case for Emperor Akbar. A minister reports that his gold coins were stolen, even though his house was considered very secure. Birbal has the suspects lift the tail of a donkey painted with black paint. Only one minister, Alim Khan, did not have black paint on his hand, showing he did not touch the donkey's tail and was likely the thief. Birbal's clever plan identifies the thief, and he is rewarded by the Emperor.

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    Welcome to our Folktales from India page!

    Here you will moral stories from India, such as


    Akbar Birbal Stories and more! Akbar Birbal stories tell of the relationship between Emperor
    Akbar and his advisor, Birbal. These funny stories are entertaining while also teaching an
    important moral lesson. Enjoy these classic tales from India which tell of the friendship between
    Akbar & Birbal and the important lessons they learn among the way.

    Birbal Finds a Thief ~ Akbar Birbal English Stories for Kids

    One fine morning, a minister went to Emperor Akbar's court to tell the
    Emperor some bad news. His gold coins were all gone! They must have
    been stolen the night before!

    Emperor Akbar was shocked to hear this. The place where the minister lived
    was the safest in the kingdom. Surely no one could have broken into the
    house to steal the coins! It must have been one of the other ministers who
    lived there, too, who took the coins. But who?

    The Emperor asked Birbal how to solve the case.


    Birbal called for a donkey to be tied to a pole at the place where the minister
    lived. He ordered all the ministers to lift the donkey's tail and say, "I did not
    steal the coins." Then each of them must come to the palace later that day.

    When each of the ministers were at the palace, Birbal said, “Now each of you
    must turn your hand up, so I can see the palm of your hand.” This was odd
    and the ministers did not know what to think of it. But they did as they were
    bid.

    The Emperor asked Birbal how to solve the case.

    When Birbal looked at the hand of each minister he saw that each one
    of them, except Alim Khan, had a black patch of paint on their palm.
    You see, Birbal had painted the donkey's tail with a black coat of
    paint! He knew that the one minister who was guilty, in fear, would
    not touch the donkey's tail.
    And so once again Birbal proved how clever he was, and he was
    rewarded by the Emperor with 1000 gold coins.
    The end

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