Fairy and Woodcutter Axe

Fairy and Woodcutter Axe

Moral of this story is honesty

There was a village and two brothers lived in the village. One was named Golu and the other was named Bholu.
Golu was sensible and honest in nature. While Bholu was not like his name, he was lazy and stupid in nature.
Both brothers lived in different houses. Both used to cut wood and run their own way.

Golu used to cut wood more vigorously and bathe in the market. While Bholu used to go to the forest and rest under the tree.One day Golu was cutting wood in the forest that suddenly his ax fell out of hand and fell into the river.

Golu sat down with the same sadness. Suddenly a Fairy from the river appeared with a golden ax and spoke to Golu.Fairy: – Is this your ax?

Golu: – No, this is not my ax.

(The angel goes back to the river and speaks with a silver ax)
Fairy: – Is this your ax?
Golu: – No, this is also not my ax.
(Fairy goes back to the river and speaks with an iron ax)
Fairy: – Is this an ax?
Golu: – Yes, this is my ax.
Fairy is happy with Golu’s honesty and gives him an ax of gold, silver, and iron.

Golu goes home happy and tells his wife all the things.

Bholu’s wife also sees the ax near Golu and asks Golu’s wife about him, then Golu’s wife also tells the whole thing to Bholu’s wife.
Bholu’s wife tells Bholu all these things and Bholu immediately goes to the forest to cut wood.
Bholu also cuts his ax in the river by cutting wood near the river. And sits down sadly

Then the same angel suddenly appears in front of Bholu with a golden ax from the river and speaks to Bholu.

Fairy: – Is this your ax?

Bholu: – Yes, yes this is my ax.
(Fairy immediately realizes that Bholu is greedy) Then Pari says.
Fairy: – In order to get a golden ax, you foolish, throw your ax in the water yourself and you will not get any ax.
Speaking of this, the angel disappeared and Bholu is regretting that

THE END