Reverend J. Hinton Knowles writes in 1887, "Kashmir as a field of Folk-lore literature is, perhaps, not surpassed in fertility by any other country in the…
Reverend J. Hinton Knowles writes in 1887, "Kashmir as a field of Folk-lore literature is, perhaps, not surpassed in fertility by any other country in the world". Yet, these stories are unknown to non-Kashmiris and Kashmiris alike. This is an attempt to share some of these stories with you.
This is the story of "Satzongh Haiwan" (Seven Legged Beast)
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