Hi guys good morning celebrating diwali with safe and happy. Safely burn crakers with guidelines. Ok today we are going to see some story of akbar and birbal.

Birbal once visited Allahabad, toured gymnasiums and military factories there, selected a thousand soldiers from there and brought them with him to Vijayanagar.
It was not common for him to spend all the material he had to feed them on the way, but knowing that the money he had brought with him for the journey was spent just to feed them.
He was perplexed thinking that they were being taken to the army without the prior permission of the king, how could they get material and food from the king.
The king met Birpal who had returned from the village and asked him what he had brought from the village.
The king asked, "Are you a thousand fools?" Birbal replied, "Yes, the government is a government job, the army is a government job, and the army is a government job, and the people who trusted you without asking for food, lodging, etc. are not fools."

Why are you calling them like that, we need them, I appreciate your idea of ​​bringing them, I appreciate what you have done, I will reject them, said the king.
He added those thousand soldiers to the army and praised Birbal's ingenuity

One day Akbar was resting in the palace, when he got up in the morning, there was a servant standing in front of him.
Seeing him, something seemed to the king, but the king continued to do his work without saying a word

All the activities that were going to happen that day were postponed, Akbar thought that this was an omen caused by the face of the servant.
The king's foot, who was walking while thinking, hit a nearby chair and some blood came out, and immediately Akbar angrily ordered the servant to be hanged.
The servants nearby tried to drag him away, seeing this Birpal laughed.
Why are you laughing Birbal asked the king, no, you woke up in his face, you just had a small leg, now he woke up in your face, he is going to die, he asked who is the evil one now.
Realizing that he had behaved foolishly in anger, the king thanked Birbal, who corrected him, and sent the servant a gift.

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