Two poor peasants

In the life of a farmer, his day is spent working in the fields to obtain crops or crops. Farmers' services to meet the needs of everyday human foods should not be considered small even though their pedapatan is simple and their life is not so fancy.

It was a story that was in the old days, there lived two peasants in a village. Which one belongs to a group of people is (rich) but unfortunately, he has the nature of jealousy (envy), arrogant, arrogant and kedekut.
When another peasant belongs to a poor but he is redhaed with a little yield rather than his efforts in addition to being patient with the belief that all sustenance comes from God.
The two peasants live in their respective streets and have adjacent gardens. The rich farmer owns vast gardens and livestock while poor peasants own a garden that is not large and does not have livestock. But in his poverty, he still likes to give charity to the poorer than him.

Almost every day, the rich farmer is proud of his wealth and always mocks the poor peasant but the poor farmer remains patient and ignores the ridicule of the rich peasants, let alone reply. Moreover when time picks up, the pride and arrogance of rich peasants grows.
After all, it is only God who decides as it happens in the next event.
The seed that is always sown by poor farmers is the fruit of lengkuang. At a time when picking up the results, poor farmers feel very hairy when they see the fruit of a huge lengkuang. For the rest of his life, he had never encountered such an enormous lengkuang, even the other peasants in his village had never seen such a situation.
Because he was so excited, he did not sell the big fruit of Lengkuang instead intend sincerely for God to give it to the king.
On the next day the poor farmer dressed in a box and went to the king's palace with the fruit. After arriving at the palace he came to the king. The king asked, "What on earth have you come here?
Answer the peasants, "My lord, actually patik is a poor peasant. Patik always planted the seeds of lengkuang fruit and the result is used to meet the needs of patik life patik family. At the time of picking up this time, God gives more sustenance to the statue is not as usual. Therefore, sincerely willing to give it to my master.
Having said that, the farmer took out a package containing the fruit of the lengkuang and gave it to the king. The king also feels very hairy when he saw the enormous fruit of Lengkuang that has never been found in your life before this.
After that, soon the poor farmer asked for permission to go home but the king arrested him saying 'Wait for a moment, beta jugga will give gifts in return for your sincerity. The king then stretched out two gold dinars while saying Use this money to buy land to expand your farm.
With a sense of joy, the poor peasant went home. Never during his life got that much money. Wang was then used to buy a larger piece of land than that of the arrogant rich farmer. He also bought cattle so that he eventually became richer than his friend but he remained virtuous, even more charity to the poor.
When they see such sudden changes, the arrogant farmer feels jealous. He tried to do good with the poor farmer and always asked where he found the money for the cattle and the cattle so much.
Answer the poor peasants, "Everything is God's gift. I went to the king in the palace of the king and presented a very large piece of fruit to the king. Because of my great gifts, the king presented two gold dinars for me to use to extend my farm. "
Hearing the poor farmer's explanation, the arrogant farmer intends also to do the same to the king to get a reply from the king. His greedy desire to get rich soon. Then on the next day, he went to the palace with a fat paloing animal to be presented to the king.

After arriving at the palace, he abruptly tapped the king and delivered a gift to the king. They boasted for a while, but the king did not give any gift to him either. When the king also feel a hairy look at his neighbors who do not show signs to come out of it. Finally, he could cheer his neighbor's desires.