The gift

                            The Gift

A king was very just.  Discussions of his justice and kindness were spread far and wide.  He tried his best that no one was grieving in my state, so from time to time, the state would send workers to take stock of their state and if anyone was in trouble, people would make every effort not to be grieved.

The gift story in english

 When Raja's son Rajkumar's birthday came, he announced the whole kingdom, whoever would bring the most beautiful gift for my son, he would be given five thousand gold currency in prize.  There was a stir in the entire state.  Everyone started buying beautiful gifts.  Great Seth moneylenders made beautiful toys or other items of gold and silver.  Many people sewed new clothes for the prince.  Kishan, who was very poor, also thought that what should I take for the prince?  There was nothing except flour in the house, he said to his wife- "You make bread of this dough, then I will take the gift of bread for the prince."

Story in english

 The wife said- "Have you gone mad? Poor bread like us do not even eat their dogs. People are carrying things made of gold, silver and diamond beads, so who would ask these dry bread of yours?"
 Kishan said - I understand this but I will also see the king and prince in the pretext of gift.  I will also see their luxurious palace. "
 Kishan's wife made all the flour bread.  Kishan tied them in a bundle and set out towards the king's palace.  On the way he found a beggar, he was very hungry.  Kishan thought the poor person is very hungry.  If I give some bread from the bread that I have, what difference will it make if he gave four bread to the beggar.  The beggar became very happy to see the bread and offered prayers to Kishan.  Kishan left there after giving bread.

Story in english

 Kishan saw two dogs walking on the way and saw that both dogs are hungry.  Kishan put two bread in front of both dogs.

Story in english

 Now he had three breads left.  After walking some distance, he found a cow and her baby.  Kishan always saw the cow as Go Mata. He say hello the cow and fed them both each bread.  He thought that I have a bread and which king will eat my bread.  So he thought that a bread for a gift is enough.

 He was shocked after reaching the palace.  Seeing the magnificence of there, he felt ashamed of his clothes and his bread.  Great people brought beautiful beautiful gifts.  There was a pile of gifts in the royal palace.  Kishan stood in a corner in shame and the king's eyes fell on him.  The king said - "Brother, come forward, what gift have you brought for my son? And what is your name?"

 Kishan moved forward with dismay.  He was also hesitant to keep his fair feet on the soft and beautiful carpet.
 The king said- "Come forward there is nothing to fear."
 Kishan went ahead and bowed to the king and said - "Huzur, my name is Kishan. There is my house four kos away from here."
 The king said - "give, what gift have you brought? Get out of the bag."
 Kishan hesitantly took out the bread from the bag and placed it in front of the king.  All the people present in the palace blushed and laughed.
 The king said - "All be quiet."  Then extended his hand towards Kishan and took the bread and asked- "Brother Kishan only one bread? What will happen to me and the prince with one bread?"
 He narrated all the things that happened on the way and said - "Huzur, I have said in my capacity to bring gifts for you. I have brought what I had so that I can see you. I fed the bread to the needy on the way. Thought  Who would eat the bread of the poor king, so it saved a bread "
 The king made him sit on the chair and announced among all the people that the best gift Kishan has brought today.  There is no shortage of gold and silver in our palace.  The blessings that Kishan has helped along the way, he has brought with him, so five thousand currencies are given to Kishan, as well as his and his family will be looked after by the treasury.
 Hearing this, Kishan became very happy and lived happily with his wife.

 Let's learn: We should always respect the gift of another.