write a story in 200 words
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The Saint's wisdom
Kandagupta was a famous saint. He lived in the outskirts of Maninagar which was the capital of Manipur Kingdom. There were very few who did not know about the wisdom of Kandagupta. He was also known for his fortune telling.
Maniraj who was the king of Manipuri came to know of the feats of Kandagupta. He wanted to pay respect to this great saint. So, he invited Kandagupta to his palace.
When Kandagupta arrived, Maniraj welcomed him and offered him a seat. Then, the king asked the saint to tell something about his feature from his horoscope.
After a keen observation into the king’s horoscope, Kandagupta started telling the future boons to be blessed upon the king. The king was so happy. He kept on rewarding the saint with gold and silver for every boon told by Kandagupta.
Now, came the time to say the future misfortunes. The whole outlook of Maniraj started to change. At one point he shouted, “Stop! You filthy soul! How dare you say such nonsense! I order you to say me the time of your death".
Kandagupta replied in a small voice, "My lord! According to my calculations, my death will take place just an hour before thy death".
The king was stunned. He felt his error. He begged pardon from Kandagupta and sent him off with furthermore wealth.
MORAL : Wisdom is more able than power.
Answer:A merchant was riding home from a fair. In the fair, he had earned a lot of money by selling his products. He was carrying a lot of money with him. Suddenly there started to rain very heavily. The merchant got wet and all his money too soaked in the water. He grumbled on the god for raining so heavily. Later he got attacked by the robbers. The robber wanted to loot him and take away all his money. As soon as the robber attempted his first shoot, he failed in doing so. Because of the rain, the gun powder got damp. The merchant planned an escape plan and found a way to move out of there. The robber too escaped out of fear of being caught and the loss of having any weapon with him. After reaching home safely, the merchant thanked God for rain, as it was the rain which saved his life form death.
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