The Tiger King Overview

A prediction made by an astrologer that a tiger would pose a threat to the crown prince's life.

The actions and reactions of Crown Prince Jung Jung Bahadur after learning about the prediction of the astrologer. He showed no fear and even challenged the danger.

The way Crown Prince Jung Jung Bahadur was raised, similar to other Indian princes of the time. He received an upbringing strongly influenced by English culture.

The Maharaja's action of hunting tigers, possibly influenced by the astrologer's prophecy. He wanted to prove the prediction wrong or perhaps protect himself.

A specific number of tigers the Maharaja could kill with no consequences, as interpreted from the astrologer's prediction. Symbolic of controlled danger.

The astrologer's warning to the Maharaja about the hundredth tiger, highlighting a potential danger after the seemingly safe first 99. It suggests a gradual escalation of risk.

A proverb that justifies killing animals in defense, hinting at the Maharaja's justification for tiger hunting.

The spread of the story of the prophecy and the Maharaja's tiger hunt throughout Pratibandapuram, suggesting a societal response to the events and the astrologer's influence.

The Maharaja of Pratibandapuram, a fictional character whose name is often shortened to "Tiger King." He is known for his bravery and legendary status.

The Tiger King's death is a mystery that will be revealed at the end of the story. It is crucial to note that he is already deceased.

The child born under a special star, predicted to become a great warrior but destined to die. This child is later revealed to be the Tiger King himself.

The moment a ten-day-old baby, Jilani Jung Jung Bahadur (the Tiger King), speaks his first words, surprising everyone around him. This event is considered miraculous.

The astrologers are surprised by the baby's speech, questioning the value of their predictions. They are aware that death is inevitable, but they want to know the specific circumstances behind the death.

The baby, the Tiger King, speaks his first words, making a profound statement about death. He acknowledges that everyone dies, but emphasizes the need to understand how death occurs.

The baby's ability to speak from such a young age is considered unusual. This is highlighted by the chief astrologer's reaction.

The baby's speech, especially his words about understanding the manner of death, hints at his future significance and the unfolding mystery surrounding him.