Erwachsenen-Hörbuch Märchen zum Einschlafen "Die beiden Geschwister und die drei Hunde" | J Haltrich

Hello and nice to have you here. I am Rico, fairytales are great. I have already read today's fairytale in a slightly different version recently. Small warning, this version is sometimes particularly gruesome. It is about a white-haired boy and his sister. They make up alternatives to survive in the world. But soon their loyalty is put to the test. The boy moves on with three companions without his sister for the time being. He arrives at a royal court and has to defeat a dragon to save the beautiful princess. Will he succeed? If you don't want to miss a fairytale and haven't subscribed to the channel yet, then subscribe to it and also activate the bell. And now have fun listening. The two siblings and the three dogs by Josef Haltrich A miller and his wife died one after the other. But they left behind two children, a boy and a girl, and to inherit them nothing but a goat and a rooster. The children wanted to sell both animals, so that they would have something to live for, and the boy of the goat tied the rooster between the horns and drove them to the flea market. On the street he met a butcher. He just wanted to sell cattle and brought three dogs with him. A black one, a white one, and a spotted one. Don't you want to trade with me? he said to the boy. He looked at the dogs, and because he liked them very much, he hit them. The butcher gave him a pipe and said, If you blow this, the dogs, wherever they are, will come to your aid. So he returned home. But his sister began to cry, when she saw that her brother had not brought any bread. So we have to starve now, she cried over the other. But the dogs had understood everything, and they only jumped up once and ran away. Nearby was the Royal Castle. There the black one ran into the kitchen and brought a roast. The white one ran into the dining room and brought a loaf of bread. The spotted one jumped into the cellar and got a bottle of wine. Now the two children were happy, ate and drank and had no need from then on. Because when they were hungry, the dogs always brought them food. But the king had heard that three dogs break into his kitchen, his dining room and his cellar and carry away the best, and that they could not be caught. So he ordered to look everywhere, and if you catch the dogs, kill them and their masters. The children also learned this. They quickly got up and went deep into a forest with the dogs. Here they came into a hut. Inside a candle was burning. They went inside, and there was an old woman. She called, The children were very afraid. The boy alone soon realized what to do. He left the black dog in front of the street door, the white one behind the gate, the spotted one in front of the front door. Soon six robbers came and cursed and beat. The old robber grandmother wanted to go out and warn her people. Only the spotted dog growled, jumped against her and did not let her out. But when the six came to the house, the black dog jumped up, tore her down and killed them all. Then he lay between the dead and whined again. After a short time, the other six also came. The black one also tore her down and beat her. Only one of the robbers, a young merchant, was not completely dead. He was still dragging himself into the gate. The white dog tore him to the ground. The old robber grandmother had to show everything that could be seen. In a room lay a large pile of stolen treasures, and on a wall hung a large sword. That jumped into the sheath. The boy took it and tied it to his side. The cellar was full of dead people. The old woman had to drag the beaten ones there too. Only the half-dead young merchant locked her unnoticed into the chamber. The next morning the boy took his black dog and went out to look around. The sister stayed with the other two dogs in the robber's hut. Then the old woman took a pot, went out into the chamber, fed the merchant, and soon he was fresh and healthy. Both came to the sister and persuaded her to marry the merchant and live here and to own all the treasures. They were to kill her brother, but they had to get the dogs first. That would be easy. She was only to send the same ones to the chamber for flour. There she would lock up the old woman. The young merchant liked the girl, so he let her in and hid. When her brother came home, his sister seemed to have changed. She also spoke very differently. Only once did she send the dogs out into the chamber for flour. The boy noticed something. He went out and wanted to go into the chamber, but it was tightly locked. Then he remembered the pipe that the butcher had given him. He took it out and blew. Suddenly the door opened in two and the three dogs were around him. Now he went back into the hut. There stood his sister and the young merchant and wanted to attack and kill the boy. But he drew his sword and cut off the merchant's head, then went into the chamber and did the same to the old man. Then he ordered his sister to drag the dead into the cellar. Then he threw her in himself and said, by locking her up, If you haven't eaten the young robber, you should stay here forever. Then the boy took his three dogs and left. But he came to a city where the houses were all covered with black floor. He immediately asked what that meant. Then the merchant told him There was a seven-headed dragon nearby. A virgin had to be brought there every year, and now it was the king's daughter, and therefore the city was in mourning. Then the king's daughter went out without company. Only the coachman was on the carriage. The boy took his dogs and went there too. He came to the city on a detour. But the coachman did not dare to drive close. He kept quiet from a distance, and the queen's daughter had to lay back the rest of the way on foot. When she arrived, the boy came up to her and said, Don't be afraid, I want to subdue the dragon. His sword was already jumping in the sheath and yearning for the dragon's blood. Soon the terrible wolf came running up. The boy raised his sword, and at one stroke all the captains were down. But he remained standing still, and now he was struck by the dragon's fluttering tail, so that he fell like dead. The dogs now jumped on the dragon and nearly killed him. Only the limbs twitched until the sun went down. But the queen's daughter sank to the corpse and cried a lot. The dogs also came and cried, and knew no advice. Finally the white-skinned dog remembered the pot from which the old woman brought the merchant to life in the forest. As they told it, the black one gave them a dull blow, why they should not have thought of it earlier, and they had to run right away and bring the pot. When the queen's daughter had smeared the corpse, he opened his eyes, was fresh and healthy, and it seemed to him that he was waking up from a deep sleep. You have saved me and should now have my hand as my father promised. cried the queen's daughter. The boy was happy about it, but he wanted to test her whether she would be true to him, and said, I still have to move around the world and fight dragons, but under day and year I will come, then we want to hold a wedding. The queen's daughter cut her name from the handkerchief and gave it to the boy, and she put a silk ribbon around the neck of each of the dogs, a white one for the black one, a black one for the white one, and a striped one for the spotted one. Then the boy cut the tongues out of the dragon's heads, put them in and went on. But the queen's daughter cried. When the coachman saw that the dragon was dead and the boy was gone, he also ran and asked the queen's daughter why she was crying because she was now free. How should she not cry, she said, because her father had left her. The coachman, however, had a bad plan for this. He threatened the queen's daughter that if she did not promise to say that he had killed the dragon, he would kill her on the spot. In the emergency, the queen's daughter promised it. Then he took the head of the dragon, put it on the carriage and drove home with the queen's daughter. The whole people cheered when they saw her again and the coachman got out. The king also wanted to keep his word and ordered that the wedding be celebrated. But his daughter begged him to give her a year's free time and so he let it happen. The year was just over and the wedding day was there. The whole city was decorated and in the royal kitchen and in the cellar everything was busy. The boy had also come to the city at the appointed time. The host told him why the whole city was so happy today. The coachman of the king had killed the dragon a year ago and only today, because the queen's daughter wanted it so, the wedding should be celebrated. The boy saw how faithful the queen's daughter had been to him and that it was a shameful deception in the game. But he did not say anything to the queen's daughter. He said he would eat and drink from the king's table and in the end the king would lead him to the wedding with four white hens. The host did not believe that this was possible and bet on his entire fortune. When it was lunchtime and it was said that everyone was already sitting at the royal table, the boy sent his black dog. He was to bring the roast that wanted to defend him and just now the queen's daughter had presented the best piece when the dog picked it up and left with it and brought it to his lord. But the queen's daughter had recognized the dog on the white ribbon and was happy in her heart that her savior was near. Now the boy also wanted to have bread. The white dog had to get it. The king went out and ran out. The old king, the bridegroom and the guests were astonished and were angry. Only the queen's daughter was happy. Now I also want to drink, said the boy when he had eaten. The tanned dog had to get the wine that was on the table in front of the queen's daughter. He did it just like the black and white dog. But the old king could not keep his anger back. He gave orders to investigate the lord of the dogs and to bring him to him. Immediately a lot of soldiers went back and forth and searched for him and came to the inn. When they saw the dogs here and their lord next to them, they wanted to pack him and take him away. Only the dogs fell over them and his anger rose to the highest. He sent all his soldiers to bring the black dog. Even these could not do anything. The dogs all fell down. Then the boy said the king should come with four white dogs and lead him to the royal table. The king had given up his anger because he saw that he had to deal with a mighty lord. His pride alone did not allow him to go there himself. He only sent a minister and a cart with two horses. But the boy sent them back and let the king say he should come himself and with a four-wheeled horse, as it was requested. Otherwise it would not be good for him. The queen's daughter told her father not to risk his life and so he mastered his anger When the king's cart was pulled by four white dogs in front of the lord's house, the lord ran like crazy to the boy and said, You have won the bet, but I am a ruined man. The boy alone comforted him. So you believe me now? Well, I'll give you back everything you have lost. So he went out and sat next to the king and his three dogs As soon as he rode on, the lord said, I have never hosted such a guest in my life. When they arrived at the king's hall, the boy immediately sat opposite the bride and next to her sat the bridegroom. Now they ate and it was funny. Finally, after some conversations, he came to the answer of questions. When the turn came to ask the boy, he said, I am the one who deceives the king into the most shameful thing. The bridegroom immediately said, He deserves to be tied to the tail of a wild horse and dragged through the city. Then the boy got up. You have made your own judgment, because you know, I am the dragon slayer, not you. But the coachman still claimed that he had killed him and had the seven dragon heads and the guests were on his side. But the boy said, one should see the dragon in the mouth. They did not find a tongue in it. Where are the tongues? the boy asked. If you have killed the dragon. The coachman was not caught on this and claimed boldly, dragons had no tongues. The guests found this strange. Alone they did not know Then the cook was called in and the king asked him if he knew an animal that had no tongue. The cook said he knew none. All animals should also have a tongue, because what else should they taste? Well, said the boy, I want to prove it even more that the dragons have tongues. He took out his cloth, wrapped it up and put seven dragon tongues on it. And when they were held in the mouth, they all fit exactly. The coachman began to tremble and wanted to get out. Alone they held him tight. Now the queen's daughter will also testify that I killed the dragon. With this he took the name from her handkerchief and said, Is this your work? Look at the necklaces of the dogs. Do you know them? Tell me. When the matter was already out without her consent, she kept her oath for free and told everything about the dragon fight and how she gave her liberator the name from her handkerchief and put the necklaces around the dogs. How then the coachman came and threatened to kill her if she did not solemnly promise to give him up for the dragon killer. Then the coachman was arrested and executed on him. But the boy now held a wedding with the queen's daughter and she was overjoyed and happy. When the old king died, the boy followed him in the kingdom and he ruled wisely and justly. But there was a sorrow in his heart. He thought of his sister and although she treated him so badly, he had now forgiven her and he wanted to make her, not only happy, but also happy. So he moved with his dogs to the little forest house. There he found her in the cellar. She had consumed all the dead, but not the coachman, and she did not want that either. She preferred to die. The brother now took her to his royal court and made her the first court lady. She alone had not yet admitted her mistake. The court lady made a sharp knife and put it in the king's bed. When the king threw himself on the bed in the evening, it went through him and he was soon dead. But in the morning, when it was heard that the king had been murdered, the whole country was filled with the greatest grief. But the sister had driven her evil conscience out of the king's heart. But the queen threw herself on the corpse, wrung her hands and could not cry in pain. The dogs lay around her, whinnying in grief about their lord and moaning. Then they remembered the pot with the living salve. They quickly ran to the place where the dragon lay, where he could stroke her. Then he opened his eyes again and was healthy. Everything was full of joy. No one was happier than the queen. When the king was told what had happened to him and that his sister had escaped, he cried out, Yes, the evil snake, she did it! He had her searched again and locked up in the forest house until she was starved. But it happened that the dogs came to the king and said, From now on we cannot use anything. Get rid of the head. No, never! It would be a great thank you for such faithful servants. If you could not show him any more service, he would care for her and I would like to thank you the most when he fulfills her wish. And so he finally took his sword and cut off the head of everyone. Look, there once stood three royal sons. Thank you, you have redeemed us. We were enchanted for so long that a young hero would cut off our head and everyone would return to their home. And so everyone was happy and satisfied. Hello again. Thank you for listening. You surely know this fairy tale in one or the other variant. But do you know the version I read recently? If so, please write it in the comments. And if you liked the fairy tale and you are not sleeping yet, I would be happy about a thumbs up. And if you can sleep, you will find another fairy tale here. See you soon.