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The King's Faith in Lord Vishnu The King of Vishalanagar, the father of Princess Srimati, was seated in the royal court. A messenger had been sent by the neighboring king to demand a tribute. War would ensue if the King did not pay the tribute. The King seemed concerned. The king in the next town had a lot of power. They would overcome Vishalnagar's armies head-on. A soldier rushed into court at that very moment. He apologized for the intrusion and bowed to the king. However, this is a pressing issue. Can we talk privately?” The security of Princess Srimati was the responsibility of this soldier. The King was quick to agree. The soldier said, "My Lord, when the two of them were alone. I have concerning news. I've learned that a stranger comes every night to Princess Srimati's room. "How, then, does this man get into her room?" Aren't soldiers stationed at every entrance? The angry King asked. “We do. However, this man approaches on a bird.&qu

The Prince and the Pea: A Tale of True Love Once upon a time, there was a prince who longed for a true princess to be his bride. He had traveled far and wide in search of the perfect princess, but every time he met one, he found that there was something not quite right about her. No matter how beautiful, intelligent, or well-mannered the princess was, the prince could never find that special something that made him believe she was a true princess. Despondent, the prince eventually returned home, feeling as though he would never find the real princess he so desperately wanted. One stormy night, there was a knock at the gate of the kingdom. The old king, who was awake and aware of the terrible weather outside, ordered the gates to be opened. To everyone's surprise, it was a princess who was standing outside in the pouring rain, completely drenched and looking for shelter. Despite the state she was in, the princess claimed that she was indeed a true princess. The old queen, who w