A crow had built its nest on a tree trunk. Crow was living with his family in peace and happiness. As soon as the seed was harvested, he would go out in search of sustenance and return to his wife and children in the evening. It is said that when trouble comes, it does not come without telling. A similar incident with the crow made the wind search for sustenance with its female as usual, while there were two young crows in the nest, which could not fly yet. In his absence, a hissing snake climbed up the tree and ate the crow's babies and destroyed the nest. The snake was near the Kabul tree. When he came back in the evening, he was deeply saddened by the death of his children. He understood that all this was the work of the snake. When Madwa said that we should leave this tree because it is not up to us to fight the snake, he did not listen to his words, but he wanted to take revenge from the snake in any case. The next day, Bij left without telling him. When he looked at the royal process while shouting, he came and sat down at Koil's temple. Acha Nik Koy's eyes fell on the necklace hanging on the peg. The raven picked up the precious jewel of pearls in its claws and made a noise to attract the pawns. When the pawns saw the crow flying with the necklace, it ran back and flew to its tree. Meanwhile, the snake was sitting in his masti. When the pawns reached this tree in search of a necklace, the crow put it in front of Parsap according to the plan. The snake was happy to see the bar and sat down. When the pawns saw a dangerous snake near the necklace, they fell down with sticks and thus killed the snake and left with the necklace. Thus the crow took revenge from the snake due to his wisdom. Moral lesson: 1. Revenge of the Crow 2. You will fill as you will.