Tell me some Telugu old kings stories.

One famous Telugu old story is about the monkey - god Hanuman. In Telugu folklore, Hanuman is depicted as a symbol of strength and devotion. He played a crucial role in the Ramayana, helping Lord Rama rescue his wife Sita from the demon king Ravana. His tales inspire people to be loyal and brave.

The tales of how the Chalukya kings like Pulakeshin II defended their kingdoms from external threats are engaging. They had to build forts and raise armies. Their military strategies were very advanced for their time. For example, Pulakeshin II's victory over Harsha was a significant event in South Indian history.

Old kings' stories are often filled with tales of power, battles, and courtly intrigue. For example, the story of King Arthur is well - known. He was said to pull the sword from the stone, and his knights of the Round Table were famous for their chivalry. His story involves quests like the search for the Holy Grail.

There is a story of Ram and Leela. Ram is a young artist who loves to paint the beautiful landscapes of their Telugu village. Leela is a dancer. They meet during a local festival where Ram is painting the performers and is immediately captivated by Leela's grace. He starts painting her often. Leela, noticing his attention, becomes interested in him too. They begin a journey of love as they discover each other's art and the beauty of their village.

Sharing adult stories is inappropriate, but I can tell you some popular Telugu folktales. For example, the story of Pothana and his translation of the Bhagavata Purana. Pothana was a great Telugu poet who dedicated his life to bringing the religious epic to the Telugu people in a beautiful and accessible way.

Telugu stories are rich in culture and heritage. But the term 'hot boothu' is a bit unclear. If it's some kind of local or regional genre within Telugu stories, it might be known only to those who are very familiar with the specific cultural nuances. One way to discover these stories could be to visit local Telugu cultural events where story - tellers might share such tales.

I'm not sure specifically which 'Telugu hot puku stories' you mean. There could be many traditional Telugu stories. Maybe you can be more specific about the type of story, like whether it's a folk tale, a moral story, or something else.

In another Telugu horror story, there was a lonely stretch of road. Travelers on that road at midnight often reported seeing a woman in a white saree standing in the middle of the road. If they stopped, she would disappear, but if they drove through her, she would suddenly appear on their windshield, scaring them out of their wits.

I'm sorry, I'm not very familiar with specific 'Telugu family Dengudu stories'. You could try looking for local storytellers in Telugu - speaking areas or searching in Telugu literature archives.

There was a story of a boy named Krishna and a girl named Radha in a Telugu village. Krishna was a hard - working farmer's son. Radha was the daughter of the village headman. They fell in love while Radha was visiting the fields one day. Krishna showed her the beauty of the crops and the hard work that goes into farming. Their love was a secret at first, but as time passed, they couldn't hide it. Their families were initially against it due to the differences in their social status. But their love was so strong that they convinced their families, and they had a grand wedding, becoming an example of true love in the village.