Fairy Story | Fairy Godmother and King Surya

Once upon a time, there lived a fairy named Tara. She was very pretty and kind-hearted, too. She lived in a fairyland with the Fairy godmother and other fairies. The fairy godmother loved Tara, and she, too, loved and respected her fairy godmother.

One fine day, the fairy godmother lost her magic wand. Tara and the other fairies started searching every nook and corner of Fairyland for it, but no one could find it.

The fairy godmother was extremely sad about losing her magic wand. She said it must have fallen to the earth. She asked Tara to go to the earth and find it. This was Tara’s first trip outside Fairyland, and she was very nervous. After receiving a fairy godmother’s blessing, she embarked on her journey to Earth.

She was awestruck to see the beautiful earth—green hills, sown-filled mountains, beautiful houses. She also got to taste various delicacies on the planet. Earth was completely different from fairyland. She remembered how fairies and fairy godmothers warned her to stay away from ordinary people. Tara liked them. She loved kids. She kept searching for the wand at various places.

She reached Uttarakhand. She was searching for a wand in a very dense forest. She saw someone running toward her, a sword in one hand. She was about to get into defensive mode when she saw the man bleeding heavily. With her magical powers, she created a small room and put him to rest. She got food with her magic. Soon, the man regained consciousness and introduced himself as King Surya.

King Surya fell for Tara and proposed to marry her. Tara, too, was smitten by King Surya and said yes. They both reached the village temple to marry. Tara forgot about her mission and only thought about life with King Surya. Fairy godmother arrived at the temple angrily. She scolded Tara for forgetting her mission. Ashamed, Tara apologized to the Godmother. King Surya asked Tara what her mission was. She told him about the fairy godmother’s lost wand. King Surya said he would find it for her. King Surya promised his fairy godmother and Tara that soon he would come to fairyland with the wand.

Tara and the fairy godmother returned to fairyland. On reaching the fairyland, Tara saw a magic wand in the Fairy godmother’s hand. Deceived, she asked why she had lied about losing her magic wand. The fairy godmother said she found it two days back, and she lied to King Surya to test him if he was worth Tara.

King Surya started looking for a wand. The fairy godmother created a fake wand and kept it near the dangerous forests of the Himalayas.

Fairy godmother went to King Surya and told him that she had seen a magic wand in the dangerous forests of the Himalayas through her magical power. Kind Surya immediately left. They encountered several witches and deadly demons. King Surya bravely got back the fairy godmother’s fake magic wand. The fairy godmother accepted that King Surya was perfect for Tara.

Tara and King Surya got married, and they lived happily ever after.

Moral: God’s plan is the ultimate plan. Trust the God.

Happy reading!

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