Ayurvediya Hitopdesha.

“Ayurvediya Hitopadesha” refers to the principles and teachings of Ayurveda presented in the form of moral stories or fables. The term “Hitopadesha” itself translates to “beneficial advice” or “good counsel” in Sanskrit. It is a collection of ancient Sanskrit fables written in the 12th century by Narayana Pandit. These stories are designed not only to entertain but also to impart wisdom and practical knowledge about life, ethics, governance, and health according to Ayurvedic principles.