folk tales of sikkim in english a shrot story
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It's a story of a rancher who belongs to the Lepcha tribe. the story is folk tale of Sikkim/ jyamphi moong
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once upon a time there was a rancher at the foot of the Himalayas. He belonged to the Lepcha tribe. He recently hired another Lepcha tribe named Atek to take care of the cows on the ranch. After that, the ranch owner went to his hometown and spent the whole winter with his parents.
Bored alone, Atec pulled out a four-hole Lepcha Bamboo Flute. He was a skilled flute player. His skill was evident in the quick movement of his fingers on the flute. That's because he created an inspirational melancholic yet pleasing melody. The days went by while he took care of the animals in the morning and played the flute in the evening. Only on the third night of his fifth week at the
ranch, a strange incident occur. That night, when I played the flute, a female yeti named Janfi Mung appeared behind him. She was tall, hairy, and had an aggressive look. She was in decline, with two long breasts hanging from her breasts. Scared, Atec continued to play the flute. He did this until dusk, after which the Yeti suddenly disappeared. This lasted for several days and kept Atek running every night. He wasn't even allowed to take a break in the meantime, as Janfi Mung brought the flute to his lips so powerfully. Fearing his life, Atec has no choice but to obey Yeti's orders.
Frustrated and exhausted, Atec devised a plan to completely eliminate Janfi Mung. When the terrifying Yeti returned to the ranch at dawn, she saw Atec spreading butter throughout his body. She tried to emulate him and did the same. Next, Ate took a log that had been stored near the campfire, as if it had been take from the campfire itself. Yeti followed him. However, as soon a the log was brought close to the body, the oiled mane burned. Janfi Mung fled to the snow-covered mountains as the fire burne her tangled locks. Since then, the Lepch have claimed that the Yeti live i high mountains far from all kinds of settlements. Yeti is attracted to the whistling an sound of the flute. Therefore, the Lepcha tribe considers both activities taboo. If you come across a female yeti on the
mountain, it is said tha you should start running downhill as her long breasts can slow her down and escape as soon as possible!
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