Magic Pot & 3 Dancing Princesses ✨ | Fairy Tales And Stories For Kids

Farmer Gopi went to his field unhappily that day. Because even though it was summer, his field was still not yielding any crops. Oh, my field has not yielded any crops today either. What am I going to do now? If I can't deliver crops to the kingdom, I'm going to be in trouble. One day, just as Gopi was about to give up digging on his barren fields, his shovel hit a hard object. Huh? What's that? As he continued digging, he realized that it was a pot. What's a pot doing in my field? And it's empty inside. Gopi was very unhappy that he had spent so much effort with no reward. He dropped his hoe in the pot and lay under a tree to rest. After a while, when he wanted to take his hoe to return home, he realized that there were 100 more hoes in the pot. What? How can this happen? I only have one hoe. Gopi emptied the pot full of hoe and this time put his shovel in it. But what is that? Another 100 shovels immediately appeared in the pot. Or is it this pot? A magic pot! Who would have thought? Gopi was both amazed and thrilled. He brought the pot straight back to his house He excitedly tried a chicken egg in the pot and left it in the pot. Soon, the pot was overflowing with eggs. I can't believe my eyes! Then he put his apple and bread in the pot. The magic pot gave Gopi hundreds of apples and bread. Now I don't have to deal with this barren field. I can sell these multiplied products in the kingdom market. Every day, Gopi took the pot's multiplied goods to the kingdom and tried a new product every day. One day clothes, the next day vegetables, and another day beans. Whatever he put in the magic pot, it multiplied. Other sellers were jealous of his success and complained about Gopi to a soldier of the king. The next day, the soldier secretly followed Gopi. Gopi took the magic pot that morning and put a chick in the pot to sell at the kingdom market. A little later, hundreds of chicks came out of the pot. The soldier couldn't believe his eyes. With hundreds of chicks running around Gopi's house, one accidentally fell into the pot, producing another hundred chicks. Gopi even had a chick on his head, under his chair, and in his dinner plate. The soldier immediately went and told the king what he had seen. The king ordered that Gopi and his magic pot be brought to him immediately. Gopi went before the king, and the king confiscated the pot from him for the kingdom's treasure. Gopi was very upset. Let me take a closer look at this magic pot that will enrich my wealth. The king approached the magic pot and bent down into it. My king, be careful, please. But just then, the king slipped. He could not keep his balance and fell right into the pot. No, the king has fallen into the cauldron. In just a few minutes, 100 more of the king had formed in the hall. The soldiers were confused about who to obey. Kings were fighting each other for the throne, each claiming to be the real king. I am the real king. No, it's me, the real king. No, I am the real king. Shut up. I am the king. When Gopi realized how dangerous the magic pot could be, he sneaked out of the palace during the confusion and took his pot with him. He went straight to a cliff and threw the magic pot off the cliff. The pot disintegrated into pieces and disappeared. From that day on, Gopi's field began to grow crops once again, and Gopi understood that the land became fertile not by magic, but by labor, and he lived in wealth forever. In a kingdom far, far away, there were three beautiful sisters. Their father, who was the king, often held balls because his daughters loved to dance. But while each of the princesses danced very well, the youngest one could not dance as well as her older sisters. You could be a little bit more graceful when you dance, Mia. The little princess couldn't dance gracefully even though she really wanted to. Even the guests around were looking at her strange dance and making fun of her among themselves. What kind of dance is this? Why is she moving like that? I will never dance again! Mia was so upset that she immediately left the ballroom and locked herself in a cabin deep in the forest. Looking at the stars in the sky, thinking how to dance well, she noticed a young man passing by the house. The man was dancing so gracefully and beautifully under the moonlight that Mia admired him and went outside. At that moment, when Mia suddenly screamed because of a squirrel that was rushing between her feet, the man stopped dancing, and their eyes met. Are you okay, ma'am? I think I was afraid of a squirrel. This is their nature, ma'am. Please don't be scared. Mia couldn't resist and asked the man how he danced so well. The man showed the shoes he was wearing. I'm a shoemaker. I use precious materials and make magic dance shoes. That way, I can dance freely in the woods every night. Oh! I can't believe it! I need a shoemaker just like you! The shoemaker took out three pairs of magic shoes from his bag and placed them in front of Mia. Close your eyes, make a wish, and choose one of these three magical shoes for your luck. But remember, every shoe has one big rule. If you don't follow that rule, the shoes can do whatever magic they want on you. Mia immediately closed her eyes tightly. The shoemaker, on the other hand, swapped the shoes to leave it to chance which magic shoes Mia would pick. Now you can choose a pair of shoes. Oh! Please let me be the most graceful dancing girl at the ball! Mia selected the bright red shoes with her finger and opened her eyes. Take them. These are yours now. But don't forget, you should wear the shoes only when you see the full moon. If you do otherwise, you cannot take off these magic shoes anymore. That's the rule. Mia enthusiastically took the magic shoes and went to the palace. The princesses were very surprised to see their sister Mia so excited and happy. Mia, where are you going that fast? What is that in your hands? Everyone gathered in the hall of the palace for another dance ball evening. Mia's princess sister started to dance gracefully as usual in their most beautiful outfits. Little princess Mia put on the magic shoes she got from the shoemaker and danced in the palace hall. She danced so beautifully, she kept up with the rhythm of the song so gently that the princess sisters and guests marveled at Mia. Magnificent! So gracefully! She is dancing so beautifully! Mia was dancing gracefully, but the shoemaker's rules slipped from her mind. Because there was no full moon in the sky that night, while Mia was dancing, she slowly started disappearing. Only her dancing magic shoes remained. At that moment, everyone in the hall started screaming in fear and running away. Did you see that? Oh my gosh! Mia! No! Oh, Mia disappeared! Oh my! Mia opened her eyes when everyone was screaming, but she couldn't understand what was going on. Standing in front of the largest mirror in the living room, she saw only the magic shoes she was wearing, not herself. I've become invisible! I did not follow the rule of the shoes! They stuck to my feet! I have to find that shoemaker! No one could hear Mia's voice. In fact, everyone was leaving the palace in panic because of the red shoes running left and right in the hall. Mia immediately ran out of the hall. Princess sisters followed her. Three princess sisters were walking through the forest in the dark of night. When they arrived near the cabin, they saw that young shoemaker. This man! How well he is dancing! Hmm, his shoes are just like Mia's. Plus, his bag is full of shoes. Mia's sisters asked the shoemaker for help. However, when the shoemaker said that she had to wait until the next full moon for the spell to break, Mia got very upset and started tapping her feet non-stop. There is one more solution. But if we do that, your shoes will lose their magic and become just ordinary shoes. If you agree, hit your feet together three times. Mia thought it was better to give up the shoes than to be invisible. And she hit her feet together three times. The shoemaker in the front, Mia in the back, they went to the bottom of the well a little further away. The shoemaker jumped to the bottom of the well. Seeing this, the princess sisters were very surprised. After a while, the shoemaker came out of the well with a full bucket in his hand. I will sprinkle this full moon dust at your feet and break the spell. The spell was indeed broken when the shoemaker sprinkled the full moon dust on the magic shoes and Mia reappeared. Her sisters immediately hugged her. Mia, you don't need spell or magic to dance gracefully. Because everyone should dance the way they're happy. Yes, yes, you're right. Thank you, shoemaker. Thank you so much. From that day on, little princess Mia danced in her own way as she always wanted to.