Story of Great Mahakapi | Storyline online

 The Himalayan flowers are well known for their specialties.  Unfortunately many of their species are becoming extinct.  Some stories are limited to stories.  This story dates back to the time when a unique Himalayan tree with its fruit feature was situated on the arrow of a deserted mountain river.  Its flowers were larger than the Kurian of Thailand, more juicy than cherries and sweeter than mangoes.  His shape and fragrance were also captivating.

 There used to be a bunch of apes on that tree, who used to taste and consume those flowers with great freedom.  He was also a king of monkeys who was many times bigger than other monkeys, strong, virtuous, intelligent and perennial, hence he was known as Mahakapi.  In his far-sightedness, he had warned all the apes that no fruit of that tree should be left on the branches under which the river flows.  His following apes also gave full importance to his talk because if any fruit was received by a man falling into the river and flowing, then the result would be very terrible for the apes.

 One day, unfortunately, one of the fruits of that tree caught between the leaves and broke from the branch, flowed into the stream of that river.

 At the same time, the king of that country, along with his women slaves and maidens, was traveling on the arrow of the same river.  That flowing fruit came and stopped there.  The king's women were mesmerized by the aroma of that fruit and closed their eyes and rejoiced.  The king also rejoiced with that fragrance.  Soon he ran his men behind the source of that fragrance.  The king's men immediately received the fruit on the river's arrow and brought it to the king in an instant.  When the fruit was tested, it was found that it was a non-toxic fruit.  When the king tasted that fruit, his heart longed to get such fruits and his tree.  In a moment, the soldiers also found such a fruit tree.  But the presence of apes did not appease them there.  Immediately he started killing the apes with arrows.

 The semen Mahakapi then jumped to save his comrades by trapping a cane wood on a hill near that tree with his feet, again holding the branch of the same tree with his two hands and lying down for his companions.  Built a bridge.  Then he shouted and ordered his comrades to climb on top of the sons and run away.  In this way, all the apes from the wisdom skills of the great queen jumped on the hill on the other side.

 The king observed the great sacrifice and appreciated it.  He commanded his men to bring the Mahakpi alive.

 At that time, the condition of the Mahakpi was very critical.  Due to being crushed by fellow apes, his entire body was gutted.  The king also arranged for his treatment, but the eyes of the great man were closed forever.

 Elephant named Mahimukh | Storyline online

 There was an elephant named Mahimukh in the stables of a king who was very gentle and also supremely loyal and obedient to his Mahavat.

 Once near the stables, thieves made their base.  They used to come there overnight and talk about their plans and their deeds there.  Their actions were only indicative of their cruelty and misdeeds.  Within a few days, listening to the stories of their cruelities, the tendency of woman-oriented began to be the same.  Only then did he start to feel mighty.  Then one day he oriented cruelty like thieves, picked up his own Mahavat and slammed it and crushed it to death.

 All the people were shocked by the sudden change in the gentle elephant.  When the king appointed a new mahout for Mahimukh, he killed him in the same way.  Thus he also crushed and killed four other later Mahavats.  The king was very worried about the deterioration of a good elephant.  He then summoned a wise physician and requested him to cure Mahimukh.  Vaidya, after inspecting the elephant and its surroundings in every way, found that near the stables there was a den of thieves, who heard stories of their misdeeds, and Mahmukh's heart was becoming corrupted like them.

 The wise Vaidya immediately requested the king to keep the stables under strict supervision and call satsang of saints at the thieves' base.  The king did the same, following the suggestion of the wise Vaidya.  Listening to the saints, Mahimukh also started behaving like saints.  The king was very happy with the improvement of Mahimukh's mental condition and left Vaidya with a rich prize and gave him respect.