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Chapter 27 The Magic Pill (3)
None of the ministers understood the temper of the king as well as the treasurer, and his firm actions and intriguing teachings left their imprints on their hearts and deeply affected them.Through this petition, the ministers also experienced the king's attitude of adhering to principles in the face of emotions, and they were deeply moved.When a man manifests his principles, he enumerates the honors of his fathers and the noble sentiments of his mothers, and educates the young, while never doubting the truth of these things.At last the king mildly promised to give up his insistence, if he could be persuaded that he would not feel that by doing so he had broken his promise and lost the confidence of others.

what!My bravest king, do not be angry.Although Subiche is the king of a country, he also has the weakness of ordinary people.You know, and you should know, that the offspring of the wicked may be wise, but the cowardly never have such offspring.

"Yes, let's continue!" Hearing the last words of the king, the ministers calmed down and mustered up the courage to continue "instigating" the king: "Most respected Your Majesty! That old Brahmin has been away for many days, and it's so sad The message, probably, is dead, or buried. So it is a fair marriage to marry the betrothed girl to the treasurer's son; and if the man returns, make him compensation with village and riches; If he is dissatisfied, find a more beautiful wife for his son to make up for him. As a man can die for the honor of a family, so a family can die for a city, and a city for a country, And a nation can die for a king!"

When they had finished speaking, King Subiche dismissed them.In his opinion, what the ministers said seemed reasonable, but he had to think about this matter in a quiet night and give them an answer tomorrow.The ministers also knew that the king needed to discuss this matter with his wives, so they said to the king: "This marriage will be blessed by everyone here. The young girl should be honored for it. She can't help it for the future." Sacrifice now." After the ministers finished speaking, they retreated with peace of mind.

That evening, the treasurer had dinner with his beloved son.

The king entered his daughter's room and ordered Geeta: "Please go to the treasurer's son at once."

Chadropraha and Manasivi were condemning each other as usual, and when they heard the king ordering them to separate, they...

"Happy?" Dihawahi interjected, seemingly absorbed in the story.

"Very sorry. You are so childish, little prince!" replied the vampire, laughing.

Vikram reproached his son for his ignorance, warned him not to interrupt, and let Betal speak.

Their faces soon grew pale, and they both wept with sorrow, and besought the King not to do so, and argued with him vigorously, and resolutely resisted his order, and tried with all their might to persuade him to rescind it.

Gita said: "If a woman loses her virginity one day, it must be because she is too beautiful; if one day, a Brahmin's religious belief is destroyed, then he must be serving the king. For this; cattle are spoiled with excessive liberty in distant pastures; if a man loses all his wealth at once, he must have done something immoral; if a king does not keep his word, then The prosperity of the country will disappear."

The king appreciated Gita's words very much and spoke highly of them, but he resolutely refused to withdraw his order and insisted on letting Gita marry the treasurer's son.

Chadropraha saw that his kind and noble father became so stubborn at this moment, thinking that he must be driven by profit or shaken by selfish human nature, which made him abandon the right choice, left and right. Regardless.

King Subiche agreed with his daughter. His firm belief was shaken, but he did not change his decision.

At this time, as is the custom of women under duress, the fiancée of the Brahmin, in order to delay the time, said to the king: "My lord, if you have really decided to marry me to the treasurer's son, then I obey your orders. , but he must be made to do as I say, or he will never let me step into his door!"

"Tell me, boy," said the king kindly, "what do you want him to do?"

"I am a Brahmin, or a priest, and he is the son of a Kshatriya, or a warrior. The great code dictates that before marriage, all holy places must be performed by him. Pilgrimage ceremony."

"Indeed, son," said the king, and Subiche didn't feel sorry, and certainly didn't realize that this was actually a good reason to delay the execution of his order, and it also allowed him to maintain the majesty of a king.

That night, instead of blaming each other, Chadropraha and Manasivi were thankful that they had escaped danger for the time being.

The next morning the king summoned his ministers, including the treasurer and his lovesick son.The King announced to him how his Brahmin fiancée saw things and saw the marriage rationally.All the ministers agreed with the conditions proposed by the Brahmin's fiancée.However, the young man proposed that during the days when he went to worship, the girl would live in his home, and he and his father would properly arrange a grand wedding banquet, so as not to make others feel that it was not grand enough.Although it was difficult for him to separate his beloved daughter from her close friends, the king granted the young man's request.With a very sad mood, Gita came to the treasurer's house with tears in her eyes.The treasurer asked his third wife, Sabhaya Sandra, the youngest wife, to take care of and watch over her. "The two of you must stay together all the time, you must not have any quarrels, and you must not move around." After saying these words, the treasurer's son packed up his luggage and started his pilgrimage.

Before the sixth day, Geeta was tired of being Geeta, spit out the pill from his mouth, and transformed back into Manasiwei.well!Humans are so hypocritical!But the punishment that the polymath Muldway had said to him was not far away.One night, he accidentally swallowed the magic pill.At dawn on the second day, before he could change his real body into Geeta, Manasivi had to escape from Sabhaya Sandra's window.Unfortunately, he sprained his foot, so he could only jump and walk, and lay down on the ground for a while when he was tired.

Let's talk about Muldway.After leaving King Subiche, he still went back to visit his brother Shashi in the form of an old priest, and told him everything he had done.Looking at the filthy junior brother, this senior brother told his friend frankly in very harsh words: his kindness and kindness will not get good results, not only that, but someone will pay a heavy price for his mistakes .The brother's words angered Muldway, and he was very angry: "I warned the young man in advance, if the purpose is not pure, what kind of harm the pill will cause him."

"You did that," Shashi retorted coldly, "but what you did was like putting a sharp weapon in the hands of a fool."

"No! It's not like that!" Muldway was irritated.

"So," Sha Shi said lazily, "all the bad consequences he caused will be borne by you. And, don't think that these consequences won't happen."

"He will never—I guarantee it in the name of Brahma!" Muldvi roared.

"No, he will, I guarantee it in the name of Visser!" Shashi also said loudly, Muldway was confused, Shashi said calmly: "In the next six months , if he did no shameful thing, you could have all my books; and if he did, you—my dear Muldway, use all your ingenuity to make me—you Faithful friend Shashi, married the daughter of King Subiche."

After the two reached such a covenant, they both said that they would never mention this matter again before autumn came.

The limited time is about to expire, and these polymaths start to pay attention to the efficacy of the magic pill.They soon found out that Gita was a pseudonym of Manasiwei, who mysteriously disappeared from the treasurer's house one night, and no one knew his whereabouts since then.This, and other things that happened shortly thereafter, kept Muldway in silence for half a year, after which he had to believe that his friend would win the gamble.As previously promised, he gave the old Sha a pill, and soon a handsome Brahmin man in his early twenties appeared in front of him.Then he swallowed another pill himself, and became the same as when he first appeared in front of King Subiche, and led the young Shashi to the palace.

The king recognized the old priest at a glance, and thought that he and the young man beside him had come to fulfill their promise.He seated them, received their blessings, greeted them ceremoniously and inquired about their health and living conditions.Finally he asked the old Brahman, "Where has he been living all this time?"

"Your Majesty," replied the priest, "I have been looking for my darling. Now, I bring him to you. By your kindness, I am going to take his wife home with him this time."

King Subiche made a few perfunctory words, but never mentioned about Gita.At last he mustered up the courage and told him what had happened.

"How could you do this!" Muldway said with an angry expression of being fooled, "Why did you marry my son's wife to someone else? Since you have done what you wanted to do, now, please accept My curse!"

The poor king, trembling all over, begged, "Oh, sin! I will do anything you ask of me, as long as you don't get angry."

"If you are afraid of being excommunicated," said Mulder dignifiedly, "and promise to give me anything I ask, then please marry your daughter Chadro Praha to my son. Only then , I can forgive you. To me, whether you give me a necklace of shining pearls or a poisonous cobra, the greatest enemy in the world or the kindest friend, the rarest treasure is a piece of Neither the dirt nor the softest mattress nor the hardest stone nor the sharpest glass nor the loveliest woman can make me forgive your sins. All I want is a holy place repeating the name of God over and over again , quickly end my life."

The old pastor's words made Subiche panicked, and he immediately called an astrologer to calculate the auspicious time.He followed the priest's order without consulting the princess, because he knew that the princess would obey his arrangement.Chachopraha had heard about Geeta, and she was very worried about it, not sure if it was true.In addition, she hoped that one thing would happen, but she was not sure whether the king would approve of a Gandhaba-style wedding-at least it was for his beloved daughter!In this way, the son of the Brahmin took the princess and the rich dowry on time, bid farewell to the king, and returned to the village.

However, at about the same time that Chandra Praha married the Shashi polymath, Manasivi came to him and had a fierce quarrel with him: "Give me back my wife!" It's completely fine.

But Shashi used astrologers, priests and a dozen people around him as witnesses, saying that he had married the princess and brought him home.

"She is my wife." Shashi said very calmly.

And Manasiwi, swearing by all holy things, claimed that he had legally married the princess and was about to father the child in her womb.He said Muldway could testify against him, but the venerable man disappeared without a trace.He asked Chadropraha to testify for himself, and the poor princess looked innocent and denied that she had seen him.

But Manasiwi's words made many people present believe that this is the truth of the matter. Such a story is really wonderful.Even now, many believe that he legally married the king's daughter.

"Immoral bastard!" Wickram roared angrily. He hated most of the people who acted behind the scenes and deserted. "Who can prove that the villain Manasiwei is the father of the princess's child? And since the Shashi polymath has already Legally marrying the princess, and completing all the marriage ceremonies, the princess should fulfill her responsibilities as a wife. If Shashi dies, her children must mourn him and sprinkle holy water on the souls of his ancestors-at least the just law That's how it's stipulated."

The vampire roared loudly: "Don't forget to speed up, my dear majesty, think about it carefully, what will you do if you can't reach Hills tree."

"Oh! King Wickram, the next story will surely interest you."

(End of this chapter)