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00:00Once upon a time, there was a small village called Naipalem in the hill region of Shivapuram.

00:10The entire area belonged to a landlord family for generations, and the villagers were simple

00:15folk.

00:16The landlord was also quite innocent.

00:19The villagers would send a portion of their harvested grains and vegetables to the landlord's

00:24house.

00:25The landlord never paid them visas, because all the land belonged to him.

00:31One day, the landlord was talking to his clerk.

00:34Have you seen, clerk, how the villagers still honor me for the generosity my ancestors showed?

00:43Yes, sir, you are indeed very fortunate to have such respect.

00:50It's like you were born with a silver spoon.

00:53Indeed, all the people in this village are our subjects.

00:56This is their tradition.

00:59Just then, a villager named Mallaya arrived.

01:02Sir, we went hunting and caught a wild boar that you would like.

01:07I brought it for you.

01:08Mallaya, why did you bring it here instead of taking it home?

01:11Tell me the truth.

01:14Our landlord eats, then we eat.

01:15Our landlord loves meat, so I brought it directly here.

01:19The villagers took turns hunting and bringing the game to the landlord.

01:24It became an unbreakable rule.

01:27Anyone who broke it would face severe punishment.

01:31Every day, someone had to bring a share of meat to the landlord.

01:36At one end of the village lived a man named Chinodu, who had no one and survived by raising

01:44chickens and ducks.

01:46One day, it was his turn to bring meat to the landlord.

01:51He went to the forest for hunting.

01:53Clerk, whose turn is it today to go hunting?

01:58Today, it's Chinodu's turn, sir.

02:01That poor guy lives alone.

02:03Will he even manage to hunt?

02:06The rules you set must be followed by everyone, sir.

02:10That day, Chinodu was lucky enough to catch a wild goat in the forest.

02:15He struggled a lot for it, but didn't want to take it to the landlord.

02:20He sat under a tree and thought, I worked so hard to catch this goat.

02:28Why should I give it to the landlord?

02:30This is unfair.

02:31I need to find a way to change this custom.

02:34While thinking, an idea struck him.

02:36He stayed in the forest the whole day, roasted and ate the goat, and slept peacefully.

02:43The landlord didn't receive any meat that day.

02:48Where is the hunter?

02:51He hasn't returned yet.

02:53What happened?

02:54Bring the whip.

02:55I will teach him a lesson today.

02:58The landlord, in anger, ordered the whip to be brought and waited to punish Chinodu.

03:04Sir, I suspect a wild animal might have eaten Chinodu.

03:09Otherwise, he would have returned by now.

03:13As they were talking, they saw Chinodu returning with the goat's carcass on his shoulder.

03:19The landlord's anger subsided when he saw Chinodu had brought so much meat.

03:25Chinodu put the goat's carcass before the landlord and stood humbly.

03:29Feeling pity, the landlord asked, What happened Chinodu?

03:35Why didn't you come yesterday?

03:36Did the forest trouble you?

03:39Chinodu, shaking his head, replied, No sir, there is a bigger story behind this.

03:44First I caught a rabbit and stopped under a tree.

03:47Suddenly, the rabbit jumped onto the tree, and I saw a bright light and a woman in the

03:51light.

03:52I got scared and ran back into the forest to hunt this goat for you.

04:00Hearing this, both the landlord and the clerk were astonished.

04:10The goddess said you are our protector, and we should serve you diligently.

04:14She warned me to bring a significant offering and not a mere rabbit.

04:17That's why I brought this goat for you.

04:20Chinodu told a fabricated story, and the landlord was very pleased with him for bringing the

04:25goddess's message.

04:28Oh Chinodu, you brought the goddess's message.

04:34I am very happy today.

04:35Clerk, spread the word about the goddess's message throughout the village.

04:41The news spread, and the villagers started giving more offerings to the landlord out

04:46of fear of the goddess.

04:48Chinodu became highly respected among the villagers.

04:51The landlord was so impressed that he stopped Chinodu from going back to his hut and kept

04:57him in his service.

05:00One day, the landlord asked Chinodu, Chinodu, how can we repay the goddesses for her blessings?

05:06Sir, I am not worthy of advising you, but you should offer fine roosters to the goddess

05:11as gratitude.

05:12Why should the goddess stay in the forest?

05:14Can't she come to our home?

05:15I have a suspicion.

05:17Stop it, clerk.

05:18You are envious of my fortune.

05:20Give Chinodu two fine roosters and send him away.

05:22If you doubt him again, I will offer you to the goddess.

05:33Don't say that, sir.

05:34I just had a small doubt.

05:35I won't question the goddess or Chinodu again.

05:38The next day, Chinodu took two roosters to the forest, roasted and ate them, and returned

05:45the following day.

05:47Chinodu, did the goddess say anything?

05:50The landlord asked eagerly.

05:53The goddess is pleased with your devotion and asked us to build a temple for her here.

05:59She said the money should come from you, not the villagers.

06:05The landlord believed Chinodu's words.

06:08The goddess's blessings are on us.

06:09I will do anything for her.

06:11Let's build the temple.

06:12The landlord funded the construction of a grand temple, believing it would bring blessings.

06:19The villagers revered the goddess even more.

06:22The landlord, pleased with Chinodu, honored him greatly.

06:27Finally, the goddess's temple is complete.

06:29I am very happy.

06:30Thanks to you, Chinodu.

06:32Sir, I just conveyed the goddess's words.

06:35You fulfilled her wishes with devotion.

06:37I am just a messenger.

06:41Indeed, my income has also increased.

06:44I can't thank you enough.

06:46Thank you, Chinodu.

06:47Thank you, Chinodu.

06:48Thank you, Chinodu.

06:49Thank you, Chinodu.

06:50Thank you, Chinodu.

06:51Thank you, Chinodu.

06:52Thank you, Chinodu.

06:53Thank you, Chinodu.

06:54Thank you, Chinodu.

06:55My income has also increased.

06:57If you hadn't told me the goddess's words, this wouldn't have been possible.

07:01All credit goes to you.

07:04The landlord praised Chinodu immensely.

07:07That year, however, a severe drought struck the region.

07:11Crops failed, and people starved.

07:14The landlord has hoarded a lot of grain, but even he feared the famine.

07:20Clerk, lock the granaries securely.

07:22The famine is ravaging the country.

07:24People are starving.

07:25We need to be cautious.

07:27Sir, if we keep the grain while people starve, what good is it?

07:30If we distribute it, people will see you as a savior.

07:33Stop advising me.

07:35Do as I say.

07:39The clerk reluctantly locked the granaries.

07:42One morning, Chinodu looking out of the window,

07:47One morning, Chinodu looking out of the window,

07:49disheveled and limping, came to the landlord.

07:57What happened, Chinodu?

07:58Why do you look like this?

08:00Sir, goddess has spoke to me again today.

08:04Really?

08:05What did she say?

08:06She said, not a single person should die of hunger in this village.

08:11The landlord asked,

08:14What should we do then?

08:16Chinodu replied,

08:17Distribute all the food we have to the people immediately.

08:21The landlord was stunned.

08:23Slowly he said,

08:25How can I give away all the grain I worked hard to store?

08:28What will I have left?

08:29But if I don't do it, what will be left?

08:31That's what I said.

08:32The goddesses will be angry.

08:33If you don't obey, the village will be reduced to ashes,

08:36and no one will survive.

08:39Really?

08:40Even the granaries might burn.

08:41Take these keys, Chinodu.

08:42Distribute the grain to everyone.

08:44People must survive.

08:46As Chinodu tried to speak again, the landlord interrupted.

08:49You don't need to say anything more.

08:51Just do what I say.

08:53The villagers survived the famine,

08:55thanks to Chinodu's cleverness.

08:57The landlord continued to instill fear of goddess to maintain order,

09:02and the villagers diligently followed the traditions.

09:06The landlord gained more profit

09:08and was seen as a good ruler.

09:11Chinodu, with his intelligence,

09:13brought change and selflessly served the villagers.

09:38The End

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