"Kelileh and Demneh" is a collection of animal stories told in Sanskrit in India, translated into Middle Persian during the reign of Khosrow Anushirvan Sassanid, after the Arab invasion of Iran during the rule of the pilgrims in The second century AH, Roozbeh, later known as 'Abdullah ibn Muqaffa', translated the book from Pahlavi into Arabic.
The greatest feature of the book Kelileh and Demneh is the interconnected anecdotes between animals that appear together in a community, talk, sometimes fight, sometimes help each other and even conspire against each other. In parts of the story, we see a court set up where animals gather to find justice. In general, everything that exists in a human society exists in the kidneys, but with a different appearance and a different society!

Of course, keep in mind that not all chapters of Kelileh and Demneh prose are from the language of animals, but in many anecdotes, the author only intended the story to be instructive, and the author sometimes ends the story with metaphors and various symbols. رساند.