Story birbal
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In this story of Akbar and Birbal, Akbar punishes his servant for lying. Emperor Akbar sentenced his servant to death even for telling a small lie. Birbal saves the servant's life.
One day, while cleaning the bedroom of Emperor Akbar, Akbar's favorite vase falls from the hands of a servant and breaks it. The vase was broken, because of this the servant is worried. He did not tell anything to anyone and collected all the pieces of the vase and threw it out.story me voice options nhi h esliye dusri post krdi h ok vo dekhlenaaWhen Emperor Akbar comes to his bedroom, he does not see his favorite vase. Abkar calls the servant and asks about the vase. The vase was broken by the servant so he got very nervous. He was not able to understand what the servant should answer to Emperor Akbar at this time. He lied to the emperor Akbar, fearing that I had taken him to my house to clean the vase and he is still there.Abkar liked that vase very much, so he told the servant that you should bring that vase from your house at this time. After receiving this order from Akbar, the servant was left in tears. The lie that the servant had told was not right now and he told everything to Akbar that Japanah accidentally broke the vase after falling from my hand. Akbar did not get angry about the fact that the vase was broken, but the servant did. The one who lied got very angry. Emperor Akbar immediately asked all the courtiers in the court whether any of you have ever lied.Said to all the courtiers, no, we have never lied.
Emperor Akbar ordered this servant to be hanged for lying. Akbar also asked Birbal that Birbal, have you ever lied. Birbal said, Sir, I have lied and I believe that if someone benefits from our lying, then we should lie.Hearing this from Birbal, Emperor Akbar gets angry. Akbar tells Birbal that I do not want any false man in my court, you should leave from here right now. Birbal listens to the orders of Emperor Akbar and immediately leaves from there. Birbal had to save the servant by any means. He starts thinking of some way to save the servant. After leaving the court, instead of going to his home, he goes to a goldsmith's shop.Birbal asked the goldsmith to make a gold paddy earring. The very next day the goldsmith gave Birbal a gold earring. Birbal went straight to Akbar's court with him. Despite Akbar's expulsion like this, Birbal went to him to save the servant's life.
Birbal went to the court and told Emperor Akbar that I had to tell you an important thing, so I had to come here.On my way home from the court yesterday, I met a Mahatma on the way. He has given me this gold earring. He has also told me that you should put this gold earring in some good place and fertile land. Due to this there will be a gold crop in that field.
I have found a fertile land. I want you and all the courtiers to go with me to the field to put this gold earring. We also see whether the words of the Mahatma are true or not?
Emperor Akbar and all the courtiers go to the field with Birbal.Akbar asked Birbal to plant a paddy plant made of gold in the field. Birbal said that Maharaj cannot plant this plant because Mahatma while giving me this plant had said that only one who has never lied can plant this plant and only then the gold crop will grow in the field.
Birbal said that I have liedThat's why I can't plant this tree. Akbar told all the courtiers that any of you should come forward and plant this sapling. All the courtiers also said the same thing that we too have lied at some time or the other, so we cannot plant this plant.
Birbal now told Emperor Akbar that you should plant this plant. Akbar said that I believe that I do not lie now, but I also lied in my childhood, so I cannot plant this plant.Seeing all this Birbal started laughing. Birbal told Akbar and all the courtiers that I had made this plant from a goldsmith. My purpose behind doing all this was only that I want to make you understand that people in the world do lie sometimes.
moral
A lie that does not harm anyone is not a lie. Akbar understands Birbal's point and waives the death sentence of that servant.