Stories of Kings

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Stories of Kings

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The Unworthy King, a story about Humility and dignity

9.1/10

A short story about dignity of all people

"Everyone has the same worth and dignity, regardless of their power, riches, or talents. Only deeds are unworthy, not people."

The Sword of Peace, a story about Love peace; hate war

9.1/10

"Two ideas. That wars and battles are not romantic, and that we can all do something to bring about peace."

The Ruby Thief, a story about Sincerity and guile

8.9/10

"The truth will always come out, because there’s always someone who knows."

The Invisible King of the Jungle, a story about Honesty and reliability

8.8/10

A short story about pretending and threatening others

"You can’t lie and exaggerate indefinitely. If you can’t keep your word, sooner or later you will be found out."

The King is Missing, a story about Cleanliness and hygiene

8.8/10

A story to teach children the importance of hygiene and cleanliness

"It’s important to keep things clean."

The World's Best Warrior, a story about Peace

8.7/10

"There are always better ways to get what you desire than violence. With violence, everyone ends up losing in the long run."

George the Giant, a story about Tenderness and kindness

8.7/10

A short story about tenderness and kindness

"The best way to deal with anger is to use tenderness, tact, and kindness"

Works of the Kingdom, a story about Leadership and initiative

8.7/10

A tale to teach leadership and initiative

"Leadership is earned via actions that demonstrate courage, fairness, and commitment "

The Natural Garden, a story about Nature care and environment friendly

8.7/10

A short story about how to care and preserve the balance of nature

"The balance of natural spaces can break very easily. Before acting on them and making any change we should study them in detail."

Invitation to the Ball, a story about Tidiness

8.6/10

"Tidiness is a helpful virtue to achieve things that must be used on a daily basis"

The Two Spells, a story about Good manners and education

8.1/10

A short story to teach children good manners

"Good manners so facilitate communication with others that they allow you to get much more than by using authority."

The Wicked Prince, a story about Sincerity and responsibility

7.9/10

"A lying Prince finds his lies finally backfiring on him"

The Cloudsqueezer, a story about Humility and willingness to learn

7.8/10

A short story about not pretending we know everything

"We should never give up learning. Nor should we ever think we know everything"

Wonderful Harp Music, a story about Perseverance and effort

7.8/10

A short story about perseverance and effort to learn

"What some highly trained people cannot achieve due to giving up too soon, can be achieved by less trained people who apply persistent effort."

The Lake Princesses, a story about Initiative and proactivity

7.6/10

A short story about clever strategy to liberate oneself

"You don’t achieve things by waiting for them to happen, but by actively working to bring about everything that would help these things to happen."

The Cloud Dragon, a story about Trust and understanding

7.1/10

A short story about the adventure of a terrible dragon

"We all have reasons for behaving as we do. It is better to be understanding and try to bring out the good that we all have in ourselves, rather than be judgemental and condemnatory."