A poor farmer lived in a village. He had land for cultivation, but the poor man was upset because of not being good on that land.
One day in the summer season, he was resting in the shade of a tree on his farm, that he saw a snake out of a bill and the wings broke out.
Suddenly the farmer doubted, ho-n-ho due to this snake my farm is deteriorating, so I have to serve him. When this idea came, he brought milk from somewhere and put it in a vessel and kept it near the bill. The next day when he went to the bill, he sees that there is no milk in the vessel but it has a gold stamp.
He was very happy to find the stamp. From that day he would take milk in the pot and keep it near the bill and the next day he got a regular gold stamp.
Incidentally the farmer had to go out somewhere for a day. It was in great dilemma that who would give milk to a snake? With great consideration, he talked to his son about this and asked him to put milk.
According to the farmer, the son did the same. But when he saw a stamp in the milk vessel, he started thinking that there must have been many seams stuck in the ground, on which this snake is sitting, and the snake from them brings a stamp every day. So why not take this snake away and take all the seals.
On the second day when the farmer's son went to milk, he stayed there. In a while, when the snake came out as soon as possible, he hit the snake with a loud blow, but the target was missed. The snake did not even touch the snake and the snake bounced and immediately cut it off. In a short spell, the boy died.
On the second day when the boy's father came back and he heard the news of son and death, he was very sad. But she said - "Whatever happens, it gets the same result."
One day in the summer season, he was resting in the shade of a tree on his farm, that he saw a snake out of a bill and the wings broke out.
Suddenly the farmer doubted, ho-n-ho due to this snake my farm is deteriorating, so I have to serve him. When this idea came, he brought milk from somewhere and put it in a vessel and kept it near the bill. The next day when he went to the bill, he sees that there is no milk in the vessel but it has a gold stamp.
He was very happy to find the stamp. From that day he would take milk in the pot and keep it near the bill and the next day he got a regular gold stamp.
Incidentally the farmer had to go out somewhere for a day. It was in great dilemma that who would give milk to a snake? With great consideration, he talked to his son about this and asked him to put milk.
According to the farmer, the son did the same. But when he saw a stamp in the milk vessel, he started thinking that there must have been many seams stuck in the ground, on which this snake is sitting, and the snake from them brings a stamp every day. So why not take this snake away and take all the seals.
On the second day when the farmer's son went to milk, he stayed there. In a while, when the snake came out as soon as possible, he hit the snake with a loud blow, but the target was missed. The snake did not even touch the snake and the snake bounced and immediately cut it off. In a short spell, the boy died.
On the second day when the boy's father came back and he heard the news of son and death, he was very sad. But she said - "Whatever happens, it gets the same result."
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