Romantic Tales From the Panjab

"Romantic Tales From the Panjab" is a collection of traditional stories gathered and retold by Charles Swynnerton. First published in 1903, this volume preserves the rich folklore of the Punjab region, offering readers a glimpse into its cultural heritage through captivating narratives of love, heroism, and the supernatural. These tales, passed down through generations, reflect the social customs, beliefs, and values of the Panjabi people.
Swynnerton's work is a valuable resource for those interested in folklore, Asian literature, and the cultural history of India. The stories, filled with romance and adventure, provide an enduring testament to the power of oral tradition and the universal themes that resonate across cultures. This collection stands as a significant contribution to the preservation of Panjabi storytelling and its legacy.
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