The Princess and the Weaver

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  • The Weaver, the Princess and Goldman Sachs
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  • Legend of The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl
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    • The princess was standing at the balcony admiring its beauty. She felt a gush of wind. The eagle landed softly behind her. The princess turned and was shocked to see a giant bird. At that moment the left wing dropped down. Walking down the wing was Lord Vishnu himself. When she opened her eyes, she was staring into the eyes of the weaver, who was looking down at her with concern. Srimati smiled as she hurried to her feet and bowed down to Lord Vishnu. What brings you to our kingdom?

    The Weaver, the Princess and Goldman Sachs

    Srimati blushed as the weaver continued. Do accept my proposal. Srimati said nothing, but simply nodded. The weaver and the princess got married that same night.

    From that day on, the weaver would come every night on his bird dressed as Lord Vishnu. The young couple spent a lot of time together, and slowly got to know each other. It was their secret. Unfortunately, this secret was about to be exposed very soon. The Cowherd and the old Ox depended on each other and lived through hardship together. They plowed and worked hard and in a couple of years, managed to build a small house and make ends meet.

    You will find the dresses of some fairies by the rocks, while they are bathing in the lake. Take the red dress and the fairy will become your wife.

    Shocked and thrilled, the cowherd took the advice, for he has been alone and yearns a companion. The fairies placed their dresses by the rock and stepped into the Lake. Seeing his chance, the Cowherd ran out and grabbed the red dress. The fairies were frantic to find there was man around.

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    Wearing their dresses in haste, they flew back to heaven. Only one fairy was left in the lake, for the Cowherd was holding onto her dress. She was none other than the Weaver Girl Star. The Cowherd walked forward and asked the Weaver Girl to be his wife, in exchange for her dress. At this moment, the Weaver Girl recognized him as the Cowherd Star whom she was still deeply in love with.

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    Shyly but happily, she accepted his marriage request and became his wife. Life on earth for them was wonderful.

    Legend of The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl

    They bore a son and a daughter and lived happily as a family. However, their joy and peace did not last forever. For when the Heavenly Empress knew of this matter, she stormed in rage! She immediately deployed heaven guards and soldiers to bring the Weaver Girl back for punishment. Back on earth, the Cowherd ran back home in the midst of his plowing day with sad news that the old Ox has passed away. He told the Weaving Girl that the Ox spoke before it died.

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    Then he spotted them, seven neatly folded dresses, side by side. This beautiful concept was also invented by an Indian - Vishnu Sharma, the author of the Panchatantra, in the story of the Weaver and the Chariot Maker. Some day after the buffalo's death, another mischance happened to the family. They promised the Cowherd and his children lived in the heaven, but they were only allowed to reunite one time with the mother in the July 7th of the lunar calendar. La recensione deve essere di almeno 50 caratteri.

    It asked him to keep his ox hide well. One day, he will be able to cape the hide and fly into the sky. Upon hearing this, the Weaving Girl realized that the Ox was once the Golden Ox Star, who was also punished to the mortal world when he tried to speak in favour for the Cowherd Star. Right at this moment, the heaven guards and soldiers came! A weaver sees a princess during a festival and falls in love with her.

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    As a weaver, he has no chance of marrying her, so he sinks into depression. His friend, a chariot maker decides to help him out. He designs a flying chariot in the shape of Garuda, dresses the weaver up as Vishnu, and tells him to fly the chariot into the princess's room, tell her that he is Vishnu and wants to marry her Gandharva style. That is, the wedding is kept a secret from everyone except the princess and the faux-Vishnu.

    The princess agrees, and the weaver comes back every night to consummate the marriage. Eventually, the maids notice that the princess is spending her days in total bliss, suspect that she's in love, and tell the King. The King asks her what's going on, and she tells him that she's married to Vishnu himself. The King is absolutely delighted, and decides that there's no point in paying tribute to the Chakravarti now that Vishnu himself is on the kingdom's side.

    The next night, he catches the weaver as he enters the princess's room and asks him to fight the Chakravarti's army. The weaver is horrified. Pretending to be Vishnu was fine when it allowed him to make sweet, sweet love to the princess, but taking on the role of Vishnu to face an imperial army single-handed is another thing altogether.