Once upon a time, there lived a king called Hari. Hari and
his queen wife Jaya lived happily in their palace. Their kingdom was very
prosperous. And Hari was revered a lot by his countrymen. After many years of
their marriage, Jaya gave birth to twin girls.
King was joyous on the birth of girls. But Jaya was not happy. She was worried about their dynasty. Hari gave his words of wisdom to Jaya and helped her overcome her fears.
King was joyous on the birth of girls. But Jaya was not happy. She was worried about their dynasty. Hari gave his words of wisdom to Jaya and helped her overcome her fears.
‘Our daughters will take our dynasty ahead. They will rule
after me,’ said Hari.
They named girls- Kanika and Kali. Girls were different from
each other. They always competed with each other. As they knew, the capable one
would be declared queen. Their competitive attitude became a worry for Jaya. However,
Hari had some other plans. He got Kali and Kanika married. They thought this
would put an end to their animosity. Instead, they drove their husbands into
the race. Like, sisters, even their husbands started competing with the support
of their wives.
Hari and Jaya had to do something about it. They asked their
daughter and son-in-law to leave the palace and live on their own. Hari
declared in the kingdom that no one could help them.
Hardships of life warmed up Kali towards Kanika. They realized
the sibling bond. They started caring for each other. Even their husbands
began liking each other. Jaya and Hari got them back to the palace. Then came
the time when he had to declare the King. Jaya and Hari were worried that again,
his daughter would grow apart.
He didn’t wish to spoil this for anyone. He shared his
concerns with Jaya. Hari then visited his friend, Tenali. Tenali was known for
his sharp wit. Tenali gave Hari a solution.
After reaching his palace, he called his daughters. He asked
his daughter Kali if he loved Kanika enough. And he asked Kanika the same
question. He asked, ‘Are you willing to make sacrifices for your country?’ Both
Kali and Kanika replied in affirmation. Kali and Kanika also accepted that they
love their sibling bond. He then divided his kingdom into two. And he gave Kali
one side of the land. He gave Kanika the other side of his kingdom.
He said, ‘Make your wit as strong as your will. And with
your wit run the kingdom.’
Kali and Kanika happily served their kingdom as Queen. They
never disputed with each other. Their will to help their countrymen was
transformed into wit by Tenali’s solution.
Moral- No problem is big enough not to have a solution.
About the writer:
Nisha B Thakur is the author of a Murder Mystery | The Unexpected Trail read at https://www.amazon.in/dp/B0BB88QHM5
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