The monk who found the best of the three...!!

In a village there were three youths named Raman, Bhima and Soman. In this, Rama is a great scholar, Bhima is a wrestler, and Soman is a magician who dives into water. Once there was a severe famine in the village and the trio went to Srinagar in search of survival.

At the same time, how will their daughter-in-law give birth to a grandson later in Srinagar? They also asked.

He said that if you both adopt a young man as your son and marry him, you will surely get a male heir through him. At that time, Raman, Bhiman and Soman knocked on the door of the zamindar's house.

The three of them told the monk who was there and why they had come to Srinagar. 
.He said that the zamindar would accept as his son whoever brought the fruit of the Vashishta tree on Dasaratha Hill within three months for the zamindar's wife to give birth to a child.

Hearing this, Raman traveled southwards. Then a merchant said that he knew the way to Ammalai, but that Raman would have to work for him for a few weeks, and that he would tell him the way to Ammalai only if he accepted that Raman was a wise man. After working for six weeks, Raman asked the merchant for directions. He refused to give the way to Ammalai saying that he could not accept Rama as a scholar who had done work below his qualifications. Unable to find the way to Ammalai, Raman turned back.

Going west, Bhima surprised everyone by showing his wrestling tricks in a town ground. .Then one of the people in the gathering said that he wanted to climb the 'Anjanai Hill' in the area, and that he could climb Ammalai only if Bhima accompanied him, and that Dasaratha Hill, which Bhiman was looking for, might be thereBut despite his best efforts, Bhima was unable to find the mountain within the specified time, so Bhima also turned back.

Soman traveled in the eastern direction and went to a nearby town. A man there said that he wanted to go to the 'Emerald Island' and that if Soman accompanied him, perhaps the Dasaratha Hill he was looking for would be there.

The trio told the monk all their efforts to find Ammalai. Hearing what they said, the saint told the zamindar to accept Ram as his adopted son.

Theme of the story:

Of the three, Raman was the only one who tried the hardest. The idea is that if you try harder, you will get better results.