Ashoka is often portrayed as a wise and benevolent ruler in Indian folk tales due to his conversion to Buddhism and his efforts to promote peace and non-violence.

The Ballad of Alha-Udal is a popular Indian folk tale that tells the story of Alha and Udal, two brave warriors who fight against the tyrannical king Parmal.

The Siege of Chittorgarh is a popular subject of Indian folk tales due to its tragic and heroic nature, with stories often focusing on the bravery of the Rajput warriors who defended the fort.

The Legend of Sohni Mahiwal is a popular Indian folk tale that tells the story of Sohni, a beautiful princess who is abducted by a demon, and Mahiwal, a young man who rescues her.

Rani Lakshmibai is often depicted as a symbol of courage and sacrifice in Indian folk tales due to her heroic resistance against the British during the Indian Rebellion of 1857.

The Legend of Urvashi and Pururavas is a popular Indian folk tale that tells the story of Urvashi, a celestial nymph, and Pururavas, a mortal king, who fall in love.

The Battle of Panipat is a popular subject of Indian folk tales from the Mughal era, with stories often focusing on the bravery of the Mughal warriors and the impact of the battle on the political landscape of India.

The Legend of Vikramaditya is a popular Indian folk tale that tells the story of King Vikramaditya, a wise and just ruler who solves a difficult riddle posed by a demon.

Shivaji Maharaj is often depicted as a symbol of unity and resistance in Indian folk tales due to his efforts to unite the Maratha people and his successful resistance against the Mughal Empire.

The Story of Rani Durgavati is a popular Indian folk tale that tells the story of Rani Durgavati, a brave queen who disguises herself as a man to fight in a war against the Mughal Empire.

The Indian Rebellion of 1857 is a popular subject of Indian folk tales from the British colonial era, with stories often focusing on the bravery of the Indian soldiers and the impact of the rebellion on the political landscape of India.

The Story of the Wishing Tree is a popular Indian folk tale that tells the story of a magical tree that grants wishes to those who make offerings to it.

Bhagat Singh is often depicted as a symbol of justice and equality in Indian folk tales due to his efforts to fight against British colonial rule and his belief in a socialist society.

The Story of the Frog Prince is a popular Indian folk tale that tells the story of a young man who is transformed into a frog by a witch and is eventually rescued by a princess.

The Kargil War is a popular subject of Indian folk tales from the post-independence era, with stories often focusing on the bravery of the Indian soldiers and the impact of the war on the political landscape of India.