Samudra Guptha the scholar king
Quite a long time ago close to the present day Ujjain carried on a brahmin called Samudra Guptha. Right from the time he began studying, he was hungry for learning. He headed off to places like Benares, Nalanda , Kanchi which were having extraordinary universities . In any case still he needed to study more. One incredible sage let him know, that just a Brhama Rakshas sitting on the tallest banyan tree of Dandaka backwoods had more information than him.
Samudra Guptha began meandering onto every part of Dandaka woods to meet this Brahma Rakshas, One day he found the tallest banyan tree. He likewise saw the Brahma Rakshas sitting on the highest point of the tree. He went close him and saluted him, Then he asked him, "Sir, I have used all my existence studying. At the same time a wise told that you know more than me. Would you be able to please instruct, what all you know to me."
The Brahma Rakshas which was horrendous to take a gander at chuckled boisterously and let him know, "Whatever you have learnt won't be even a little part of what I know. It will take 12 years , day and night to educate , all that I know to you. Anyway I have a condition. You may as well not consume nourishment or slumber throughout those 12 years."
Samudra Guptha told the Brahma Rakshas, "Sir, I am eager to do it. However assume I don't take sustenance nor slumber I will expire." Then the Brahma Rakshas told Samudra Guptha, " I will give you a help so that for the following twelve years you will not be eager or get rest. Anyway on the day, you finish your studies, the appetite of all the twelve years and the doze of all the 12 years will come to you. Potentially you might expire on account of that."
Samudhra Guptha consented to that condition. The Brahma Rakshas used to compose a lesson on a banyan leaf and drop it down. When he grasped the lesson, Samudra Guptha will shake his head. The following lesson will accompany. Twelve long years passed. Brahma Rakshas told Samudhra Guptha, "Now you can go .You have studied everything I know. Yet when you cross the close by stream, the craving and slumber of the twelve years will return to you."
Samudhra Guptha, grouped up all the lessons of the twelve years, saluted the Brahma Rakshas and crossed the stream. When he arrived at the other shore, all the substance in his physique vanished. He turned into a heap of bones. A woman who was the little girl of a rich shipper was sitting in water to soak in the waterway. She saw Samudra Guptha. So she took him home and sent word to an extraordinary specialist. In the wake of looking at the incredible specialist let her know to continue always kneading him with cooked rice for a month. This medication worked and Samudra Guptha recaptured cognizance. He thanked the woman and began to go his direction. The woman took him to the ruler and whined, 'sir, this extraordinary researcher might have bit the dust yet for me. I might want to wed him." The lord then got notification from Samudra Guptha his story. At that point he requested Samudra Guptha not just to wed the woman who recovered her additionally his girl, his instructor's little girl and his pastor's little girl. He additionally gave Samudra Guptha his kingdom as he did not have sons.
Samudra Guptha began meandering onto every part of Dandaka woods to meet this Brahma Rakshas, One day he found the tallest banyan tree. He likewise saw the Brahma Rakshas sitting on the highest point of the tree. He went close him and saluted him, Then he asked him, "Sir, I have used all my existence studying. At the same time a wise told that you know more than me. Would you be able to please instruct, what all you know to me."
The Brahma Rakshas which was horrendous to take a gander at chuckled boisterously and let him know, "Whatever you have learnt won't be even a little part of what I know. It will take 12 years , day and night to educate , all that I know to you. Anyway I have a condition. You may as well not consume nourishment or slumber throughout those 12 years."
Samudra Guptha told the Brahma Rakshas, "Sir, I am eager to do it. However assume I don't take sustenance nor slumber I will expire." Then the Brahma Rakshas told Samudra Guptha, " I will give you a help so that for the following twelve years you will not be eager or get rest. Anyway on the day, you finish your studies, the appetite of all the twelve years and the doze of all the 12 years will come to you. Potentially you might expire on account of that."
Samudhra Guptha consented to that condition. The Brahma Rakshas used to compose a lesson on a banyan leaf and drop it down. When he grasped the lesson, Samudra Guptha will shake his head. The following lesson will accompany. Twelve long years passed. Brahma Rakshas told Samudhra Guptha, "Now you can go .You have studied everything I know. Yet when you cross the close by stream, the craving and slumber of the twelve years will return to you."
Samudhra Guptha, grouped up all the lessons of the twelve years, saluted the Brahma Rakshas and crossed the stream. When he arrived at the other shore, all the substance in his physique vanished. He turned into a heap of bones. A woman who was the little girl of a rich shipper was sitting in water to soak in the waterway. She saw Samudra Guptha. So she took him home and sent word to an extraordinary specialist. In the wake of looking at the incredible specialist let her know to continue always kneading him with cooked rice for a month. This medication worked and Samudra Guptha recaptured cognizance. He thanked the woman and began to go his direction. The woman took him to the ruler and whined, 'sir, this extraordinary researcher might have bit the dust yet for me. I might want to wed him." The lord then got notification from Samudra Guptha his story. At that point he requested Samudra Guptha not just to wed the woman who recovered her additionally his girl, his instructor's little girl and his pastor's little girl. He additionally gave Samudra Guptha his kingdom as he did not have sons.
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