Aesop (or Aisopos) was very popular in Greece in the fifth century for his stories. The Greek historian Herodotus said that he was from the time of Pharaoh Amasis of Egypt. Lives on Sams Island. There he was enslaved by a citizen named Yadmon. However, according to many, Aesop was a relative of that Yadman. Aesop was a Thracian or Phrygian by birth. He is said to have been killed by a Delphi man by stealing a bowl from a temple in Delphi. According to Aristophanes, he was killed on the charge of burglary by inserting the temple bowl into Ishop's bag. Aesop was ugly in appearance but invincible in intellect, unique in color. He used to gesture and stutter and recite his instructive immortal stories.
A man costs more than a bunch of people. This story is meant to convey that:
A gentleman left his three daughters and died. One of the girls is reckless, but beautiful. He injures many men in a glance. The second girl is very calculating and knows how to weave wool on a spinning wheel. The third is in a barrel of wine, and is not good to see.
The old gentleman has appointed his wife as trustee of the will. It instructs that his property should be divided equally among the girls so that they do not waste their share of the property. Another condition is that if the girls do not want to keep the property, they will each pay their mother a thousand rupees.
News of this will spread throughout Athens. Mother was in trouble. Lawyers began visiting her home to find out about her husband's will. But no one could give any hadith. In fact, if the girls do not want the property or cannot enjoy the property, there is no cash system with which they can pay the mother's dues.
After many days of thinking, when the meaning of the will was not understood, the mother decided that she would divide the property among the daughters as she wished. He sat down to calculate the property.
The mother gave her reckless beautiful daughter good clothes, expensive ornaments as well as job seekers and boy servants.
He gave the land, cows and sheep, farm house, plow and oxen, farming equipment, farmers etc. to his daughter.
And the drunk, not good looking, gave the girl a wine jug, a barrel full of wine, a big house with a garden.
When the mother decided to divide the property according to the nature of the girls with the opinion of the neighbors and relatives, Aesop was seen among those people.
Ishp heard all and said, ‘What are you doing? None of you understood the meaning of the gentleman's will. Maybe the gentleman is saddened to see this happening in his grave. '
‘What will be done then?’ Everyone asks. Everyone is surprised.
‘This is a very straightforward job.’ Ishp said, ‘Let that big house with garden be given to the girl after calculating the liquor store. Outfits, diamonds, pearls, ornaments, slaves should all be given to the drunken girl. And land, herd of cattle, plow etc. should be given to that beautiful reckless girl. Then the three girls will not like to get such property according to their nature. It is not good to see that the drunken girl will sell all the outfits to buy wine. The beautiful girl will sell the land for dress. And after calculating, the girl will buy a big house, garden and farm land.
Therefore, that girl will keep nothing she got. He will raise cash by selling his belongings, and from that he will pay his mother his dues.
Summary: Only intelligent people can solve problems.
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