Tenali Rama is a popular folk hero in India, known for his wit, intelligence, and ability to outsmart his opponents.

Narasimhadeva I, the ruler of the Eastern Ganga dynasty, is credited with the construction of the Konark Sun Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

'The Clever Monkey' is a well-known folktale in India, featuring a clever monkey who outwits a group of animals trying to steal his food.

Lakshmi is the Hindu goddess of wealth, prosperity, and fortune.

Maricha, a demon, transforms himself into a golden deer to lure Rama away from Sita, leading to her abduction by Ravana.

Vikramaditya is a legendary king in Indian folklore, known for his wisdom, justice, and patronage of scholars and artists.

Birbal, a courtier in Akbar's court, is featured in the folktale 'The Milkmaid and the Pot of Curd,' where he helps a milkmaid recover her lost pot of curd.

Shiva is the Hindu god of destruction, transformation, and regeneration.

Tenali Rama is featured in the folktale 'The Monkey and the Crocodile,' where he helps a monkey escape from a crocodile's clutches.

Brahma is the Hindu god of creation and is considered the first god in the Hindu trinity.

Birbal is featured in the folktale 'The Clever Parrot,' where he uses a parrot to expose a corrupt official.

Vishnu is the Hindu god of preservation and protection and is considered the second god in the Hindu trinity.

Tenali Rama is featured in the folktale 'The Thief and the Brahmin,' where he helps a Brahmin recover his stolen belongings.

Saraswati is the Hindu goddess of knowledge, music, and the arts.

Vikramaditya is featured in the folktale 'The Golden Goose,' where he helps a poor man acquire a golden goose that lays golden eggs.