Thenali Raman story 15:The Kings Condition

The leader of Vijaynagar, Krishnadeva Raya had an adaptable pastor at his durbar, Tenali Raman. He was an artist, jokester and the individual consultant of the lord. Raja Krishnadeva Raya was extremely attached to Tenali Raman as he could diffuse any strained circumstance with his prepared mind and silliness.

One day, Krishnadeva Raya saw an interesting dream. He longed for a radiant mystical royal residence. It was made of stunning stones and skimmed noticeable all around. The royal residence had each solace and pleasantry that one would ever wish for. It could be lit up with a thousand lights or made to vanish into the dimness in a jiffy.

Following day when the ruler woke up, he distinctively recollected the fantasy. He summoned every one of his squires and informed them regarding it. The retainers acknowledged and sang commendations of the lord and his lovely dream.

At that point the ruler influenced an open declaration: "I to will give him a hundred thousand gold coins to the individual who can fabricate me the royal residence of my fantasy."
Everybody was startled at the lord's declaration. They realized that it was not for all intents and purposes conceivable to assemble the royal residence that the ruler needed. Be that as it may, nobody had the valor to say as much. A large number of ruler's well-wishers disclosed to him that such a castle can just exist in one's psyche. In any case, he declined to tune in and undermined his retainers with grave results in the event that they didn't bring discover somebody who could influence his fantasy to work out as expected.

The squires got stressed and moved toward Tenali Raman for help.

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The senior clergyman asked for Tenali Raman, "Dear Tenali, now no one but you can influence our ruler to comprehend that his desire to erect the castle of his fantasy is ridiculous or else every one of us will get serious discipline." Tenali Raman guaranteed them that he will endeavor to help them in the most ideal way.

A couple of days after the fact, an exceptionally old man came to meet the ruler in his court. He was weeping for equity.

Krishnadeva Raya asked, "What brings you here my great man? Let me know without dread and I guarantee you that the equity will be finished." "I have been looted , Your Majesty," howled the old man. "Somebody has taken away every one of my funds and now I have not a solitary penny left."

"Who ransacked you?" asked the ruler with outrage. "Such a wrongdoing can't go unpunished. You name him and I will have him hanged quickly!"

"Your Majesty! I will let you know however first guarantee me that on hearing upon his name, you won't get furious and rebuff me rather," asked for the old man.

"Indeed, I guarantee," answered the ruler anxiously. you accompanied your escort of pastors and troopers and plundered as long as I can remember's reserve funds, five thousand gold coins!" said the old man.

"Are you a trick or totally crazy?" thundered the lord. "How might you regard your fantasy as a reality? Dreams are not valid!"

"Be that as it may, they are, Your Majesty! On the off chance that your fantasy of a royal residence hanging in air can work out as expected, for what reason can't my blessing from heaven?" answered the old man.

And afterward, the man removed his whiskers and hair and remained before the ruler. It was none other than Tenali Rama!

He bowed before the kind and stated, "Your Majesty! This was the main method for persuading you that building the castle you had always wanted was not for all intents and purposes conceivable."