There was once a forest ruled by a lion named Maduttakta, who also owned a crow, a leopard, and a jackal.
As he routinely did, he was meandering in the woods one day when the tiger detected a camel somewhere far off. After separating from its caravan, this camel was grazing in the forest on the lush green grass.
This animal, which the lion had never seen before, made him laugh. Let's go find this unusual animal and inquire about its origins. Ustadji said, "This animal lives in the villages, the meat of this animal tastes good, let us kill it and eat it," to which the crow flying in the distance replied. The lion, however, stated, "He is our guest because he does not belong to the forest." I won't harm him. Please take him to me and reassure him that he will not be hurt."
He went to the camel and promised to bring him to the lion, as the lion had instructed. They brought the camel to the lion after winning his trust.
The camel bowed down as it stood before the lion. He also talked about how he got out of his caravan and got to the forest. When the lion heard this, he told the camel, "Stay in the forest under my kingdom, you can eat on the green grass of the forest without fear. If you return to the village, you will be made a beast of burden again." They lived happily after the camel accepted the offer.
Later, in a fight with an irrational elephant, the lion suffered serious injuries. His wounds were to such an extent that he was unable to try and walk a couple of steps, not to mention go outside to chase. The lack of food made the lion weak. Because they relied on the tiger for food, his service animals were also starving.
"Go and find some animal that I can hunt in my weakened state, so that I can provide food for you and myself," the lion called them when he could no longer bear it. The forest was populated by all kinds of animals, but no one was able to locate any of them. The jackal devised a strategy for his return journey.
He told the crow that it was pointless to think about the forest when we had food all around us; the camel could feed us all for a long time.
"Indeed, what you say is true," the crow replied. The camel, on the other hand, has been assured of his safety by the master and will not be killed.
"Leave it to me," the jackal exclaimed. I will convince the master to let me eat on the camel. The jackal met the lion and said, "Master, we have been looking around in the forest, but we have not found any animal for you. We have all not had food for so long that we can walk properly. In this situation, if You agree to kill a camel, its meat can provide food for us all." You wait until I return after the conversation with the lion.
"Shame on you! ", the lion protested. When he is safe in my kingdom, how can I kill a camel? To even consider it is a sin."
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