**PART 1 – Birth of the Tiger King & the Prophecy**

“The Maharaja of Pratibandapuram is the hero of this story.”

“From his very birth it was predicted that he would have to die one day.”

“The astrologers predicted that the prince would die because of a tiger.”

“The ten-day-old prince spoke and asked about the manner of his death.”

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\*\***The prophecy about the tiger becomes the central conflict of the story and shapes the Maharaja’s entire life.\*\***

 Keywords

prophecy

astrologers

fate

destiny

**PART 2 – The Prince Challenges the Prophecy**

“Let tigers beware!”

“The prince grew up and became the Maharaja of Pratibandapuram.”

 Shows that

\*\***The young king becomes determined to defeat destiny by killing tigers.\*\***

 Keywords

**defiance of fate**

royal authority

obsession with tigers

\# **PART 3 – Tiger Hunting Begins**

Important lines

“The Maharaja banned tiger hunting by anyone except himself.”

“He killed seventy tigers.”

Shows that

\*\***The Maharaja becomes obsessed with hunting tigers in order to escape the prophecy.\*\***

Keywords

obsession

royal privilege

 **PART 4 – British Officer and the Photograph Incident**

 Important lines

“A British officer wanted to hunt a tiger.”

“The Maharaja refused permission.”

“The officer wished to take a photograph with the dead tiger.”

“The Maharaja sent fifty diamond rings to the officer’s wife.”

Shows that

\*\***The Maharaja uses wealth and diplomacy to protect his tiger-killing privilege while maintaining political relations with the British.\***\*

Keywords

British colonial power

diplomacy

diamond rings

political pressure

**PART 5 – Marriage for Tigers**

“The Maharaja married a princess from a state with a large tiger population.”

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\*\***The king’s obsession with killing tigers even influences his marriage decision.\*\* (istg bada ajeeb raja h )**

 Keywords

strategic marriage

tiger population

royal obsession

**PART 6 – Ninety-Nine Tigers Killed**

“The Maharaja had killed ninety-nine tigers.”

“One tiger was still left to complete the hundred.”

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\*\***The Maharaja becomes desperate to complete his goal of killing one hundred tigers.\*\***

 Keywords

goal of 100 tigers

fear of prophecy

desperation

**# PART 7 – Tiger Shortage & the Dewan’s Plan**

“There were no more tigers left in the forests.”

“The Dewan arranged an old tiger from the zoo.”

Shows that

\*\***The Dewan tries to protect the Maharaja from punishment by secretly arranging a tiger**.\*\* bichara🥀

Keywords

loyal minister

political pressure

zoo tiger

**PART 8 – The Missed Shot**

“The Maharaja fired at the tiger.”

“The tiger collapsed but was not actually dead.”

“The hunters later killed the tiger.”

 Shows that

\*\***The Maharaja believes he has killed the hundredth tiger, but in reality he has not.\*\***

 Keywords

dramatic irony

false victory

deception

**PART 9 – Celebration of the Hundredth Tiger**

“The Maharaja was extremely happy.”

“He believed he had defeated fate.”

Shows that

\*\***The king becomes overconfident, believing he has escaped the prophecy.\*\***

 Keywords

overconfidence

illusion of victory

 **PART 10 – The Wooden Tiger Toy**

 

“The Maharaja bought a wooden tiger for his son.”

“A tiny sliver pierced his right hand.”

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\*\***The wooden tiger becomes the unexpected cause of the king’s death.\*\* khel gye raja ke saath**🥀

 Keywords

symbolic tiger

fate returns

irony

 PART 11 – Death of the Tiger King

“The infection spread.”

🌟“***The operation was successful but the Maharaja died.”(YEH LINE ITNI IMP H ISI SE GHUMA GHUMA KE QUES PUCHA PURE SAAL)***

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\*\***The prophecy finally comes true in an ironic way when the king dies because of a toy**\*

\***In The Tiger King  Kalki uses humour and irony to show how a king’s attempt to defeat fate ultimately leads to his tragic an ironic death.\*(RAT LENA YEH TOH EKDUM**🤬**)**

 

Yeh imp lines m ch khtm and answers m kese krke ghused dena ok cutiess🫡

1. \*\*“**The story is a sharp satire on the arrogance of kings who believe they can challenge fate and control destin**y.”\*\*

2. \*\*“The prophecy made at the birth of the prince becomes the central force that controls the entire life of the Tiger King.”\*\*

3. \*\*“The Maharaja’s obsession with killing tigers shows his desperate attempt to defeat the prophecy.”\*\*

4. \*\*“By banning tiger hunting for everyone else, the Maharaja misuses his royal authority for personal purposes.”\*\*

5. \*\*“The incident with the British officer highlights the political pressure of colonial rule and the Maharaja’s clever diplomacy.”\*\*

6. \*\*“The Maharaja’s marriage for the sake of hunting tigers reflects the absurd extent of his obsession.”\*\*

7. \*\*“The Dewan’s arrangement of a zoo tiger shows the blind loyalty of royal servants who try to protect their king at any cost.”\*\*

8. \*\*“The story uses dramatic irony as the Maharaja believes he has killed the hundredth tiger, while in reality the tiger survives.”\*\*

9. \*\*“The wooden tiger toy becomes the symbol of fate, proving that destiny cannot be avoided.”\*\*

10. \*\*“The ironic death of the Tiger King shows the poetic justice of fate, which ultimately fulfils the astrologer’s prophecy.”\*\*

Prophecy

Destiny

Arrogance

Satire

Irony

Obsession

Authority

Dominion

Diplomacy

Manipulation

Tyrannical

Extravagant

Absurdity

Inevitable

Illusion

Triumph

Poetic justice

Defiance

Overconfidence

Retribution

Fatal

Unforeseen

Symbolic

Dominance

Desperation

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