These books were mostly written by Indians and assumed a body of knowledge I did not have so in order not to be totally lost when reading them, I found it useful as well as fun to collect and read illustrated versions of the stories as told in Amar Chitra Katha comics.4 Although ACK had begun in 1967 with an unnumbered set of 10 Western fairy tales retold in Hindi,5 from 1969 they almost exclusively told Indian stories and all were initially published in English.6 Amar Chitra Katha's original numbered series of 426 Indian classical comics began in 1969 with #11, Krishna 7 it ended in 1991 with #436, Jawaharlal Nehru.8 This original series also included three larger special issues.9 In addition, between 1969 to 1991 IBH reprinted many of the early titles individually,10 published at least 35 "Bumper Issues" (each re-printing three 印度古典連環圖畫 First in the series 2 During the 1980s and 1990s, while working with the Festival of Asian Arts in Hong Kong, I went to India a number of times, mainly to see performances.3 As traditional Indian performances are almost always connected to Indian religion, folklore, history, and so forth, while there I bought a number of academic books in order better to understand these topics.
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