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What was the reply of the leader of the other herd when the pregnant deer requested to be spared?

Describe the motion of the Banyan deer while he was walking to the human king in place of the pregnant deer.

Why did the deer king and the human king look at one another? Give your reason.

What lesson did the Banyan deer teach to the human king? How did he bring peace to the animals?

How did the Banyan deer convince the human king to free all the animals from his hunting?

What was the king's last proclamation and decree? Why did he come to this decision?

What makes the story read like an ancient tale? Cite some evidence to prove that it is an ancient tale.



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Final answer:

The story of the Banyan deer and the human king teaches compassion and unity among all beings.


Explanation:

The Banyan deer, in the story, held significant council discussions with the human king to bring about a change in the treatment of animals. The Banyan deer taught the human king the lesson of compassion and unity among all beings, leading to a decree by the king to free all animals from hunting. This ancient tale resonates with themes of mutual respect, understanding, and the consequences of disrespecting nature.


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