Karalakesara was a lion, who was constantly accompanied by a jackal, as his attendant. 
 
One day, the lion was severely wounded in a fierce battle with an elephant. He could not walk properly, let alone hunt for prey. As a result, the jackal had no food either. 
 
As days went by, without food, the jackal said, "O Master, I am not being able to serve you because I am too weak. I have not eaten for several days." 
 
The lion replied, "O Jackal, please find an animal that I can kill even in my present weakness. Otherwise, we will both die of starvation." 
 Karalakesara was a lion, who was constantly accompanied by a jackal, as his attendant. 
 
One day, the lion was severely wounded in a fierce battle with an elephant. He could not walk properly, let alone hunt for prey. As a result, the jackal had no food either. 
 
As days went by, without food, the jackal said, "O Master, I am not being able to serve you because I am too weak. I have not eaten for several days." 
 
The lion replied, "O Jackal, please find an animal that I can kill even in my present weakness. Otherwise, we will both die of starvation." 
 Karalakesara was a lion, who was constantly accompanied by a jackal, as his attendant. 
 
One day, the lion was severely wounded in a fierce battle with an elephant. He could not walk properly, let alone hunt for prey. As a result, the jackal had no food either. 
 
As days went by, without food, the jackal said, "O Master, I am not being able to serve you because I am too weak. I have not eaten for several days." 
 
The lion replied, "O Jackal, please find an animal that I can kill even in my present weakness. Otherwise, we will both die of starvation." 
 Karalakesara was a lion, who was constantly accompanied by a jackal, as his attendant. 
 
One day, the lion was severely wounded in a fierce battle with an elephant. He could not walk properly, let alone hunt for prey. As a result, the jackal had no food either. 
 
As days went by, without food, the jackal said, "O Master, I am not being able to serve you because I am too weak. I have not eaten for several days." 
 
The lion replied, "O Jackal, please find an animal that I can kill even in my present weakness. Otherwise, we will both die of starvation." 
 Karalakesara was a lion, who was constantly accompanied by a jackal, as his attendant. 
 
One day, the lion was severely wounded in a fierce battle with an elephant. He could not walk properly, let alone hunt for prey. As a result, the jackal had no food either. 
 
As days went by, without food, the jackal said, "O Master, I am not being able to serve you because I am too weak. I have not eaten for several days." 
 
The lion replied, "O Jackal, please find an animal that I can kill even in my present weakness. Otherwise, we will both die of starvation." 
 Karalakesara was a lion, who was constantly accompanied by a jackal, as his attendant. 
 
One day, the lion was severely wounded in a fierce battle with an elephant. He could not walk properly, let alone hunt for prey. As a result, the jackal had no food either. 
 
As days went by, without food, the jackal said, "O Master, I am not being able to serve you because I am too weak. I have not eaten for several days." 
 
The lion replied, "O Jackal, please find an animal that I can kill even in my present weakness. Otherwise, we will both die of starvation." 
 Karalakesara was a lion, who was constantly accompanied by a jackal, as his attendant. 
 
One day, the lion was severely wounded in a fierce battle with an elephant. He could not walk properly, let alone hunt for prey. As a result, the jackal had no food either. 
 
As days went by, without food, the jackal said, "O Master, I am not being able to serve you because I am too weak. I have not eaten for several days." 
 
The lion replied, "O Jackal, please find an animal that I can kill even in my present weakness. Otherwise, we will both die of starvation." 
 Karalakesara was a lion, who was constantly accompanied by a jackal, as his attendant. 
 
One day, the lion was severely wounded in a fierce battle with an elephant. He could not walk properly, let alone hunt for prey. As a result, the jackal had no food either. 
 
As days went by, without food, the jackal said, "O Master, I am not being able to serve you because I am too weak. I have not eaten for several days." 
 
The lion replied, "O Jackal, please find an animal that I can kill even in my present weakness. Otherwise, we will both die of starvation."