The SHAMELESS Prince & The Brave TWINS #AfricanTale #Tales #Folklore #Folks

once upon a time in a beautiful village where the sun always smiled and people laughed a lot there lived a kind King named Zulu he was like a big warm hug for the whole village King Zulu loved his people and he showed it in a special way every year you see in this Village everyone helped to grow food on a big farm owned by the king they grow yams corn and lots of fruits and when it was time to harvest King Zulu did something amazing he would share all the food from the farm with the Villagers yes everyone got a piece of

the Farm’s Bounty making sure no one was hungry this made the villagers love King Zulu even more they respected him a lot because he was generous and always thought about their well-being but in this beautiful Village there was also Prince t the King’s son Prince th was very different from his father he was handsome but he was not as kind people called him the Shameless Prince imagine someone walking around acting like he made the sunrise and the birds sing not listening to anyone especially the older people that was Tali he liked to remind

everyone that he would be king one day and sometimes he didn’t behave nicely he would go to where people drank Palm wine tell everyone to leave drink as much wine as he wanted and then not even pay a single coin to the seller the Palm wine seller a kind man who worked hard every day could only watch as Prince tally drank away his efforts this wasn’t a one-time thing Prince tally did stuff like this a lot he’d go to the market grab whatever he fancied and say I’m the Future King so it’s mine the villagers were upset but felt

powerless they knew complaining to King Zulu was their only hope so they went to the king one by one with stories of Prince T’s doings King Zulu listened with a heavy heart each time he apologized and tried to make things right he gave out more crops or money saying I’m sorry please understand it was clear that King Zulu was troubled by his son’s Behavior but he loved him too much to be harsh the villagers appreciated the king’s kindness but they also wished Prince th would learn to be more like his father King Zulu knew this

too and hoped that one day Prince thali would understand the true meaning of being a leader as a sun set on The Village Life went on but the shadow of the prince’s actions loomed large hinting at challenges to come the villagers hoped for a change a day when Prince tally would see the light of kindness and generosity just like his father King Zulu one bright morning with the sun kissing the earth king Zulu called a big meeting at the Royal Palace everyone important in the village was there including the wise Council of

Elders who had long beards and kind eyes they all gathered around curious about the king’s sudden call King Zulu stood up his voice steady and clear my dear friends he began I must travel to a far land across the Great rivers and mountains I will be gone for three moons during this time my son Prince thali will take care of our village he will be in charge a wave of whisper spread through the room the elders who were wise like owls felt a storm coming they whispered among themselves oh no that’s not good Tali really they knew Tali

loved himself a little too much and didn’t listen to anyone but the king had made up his mind and no one could change it as soon as king Zulu left Prince thali wasted no time he stood tall and announced I am your leader now but instead of wisdom and kindness he ruled with arrogance he sent the elders away from the palace saying I don’t need old advice Prince thally was making everyone’s day really really hard he was so naughty they’d ride on people’s backs just for fun like they were horses he would go to the market and take whatever

caught his eye no please no thank you nothing leaving the sellers in tears and the most shocking of all he pointed at any girl he fancied demanding she come to the Palace if anyone dared to speak up he would order his guards to beat them up the villagers were scared and angry but they felt helpless who could stand up to the prince the elders tried to reason with him reminding him of his father’s ways but Prince thally wouldn’t listen he laughed at them saying I am the Future King my word is low as the days passed the village once full of joy

and laughter grew quiet under Prince Tal’s rule the people missed King Zulu deeply hoping for his quick return they longed for the days of fairness and kindness wondering how long they would have to endure Prince th’s misrule there was this very old woman in the village wise and kind who went to tally and said listen young man if you don’t let anyone talk to you you’re going to trip and fall hard but did T listen nope he just kept doing his thing thinking he was the tallest tree in the forest but he would soon realize that even the tallest trees

can be shaken by the wind in the heart of our village lived Lala a farmer known far and wide for his big farm of corn and yams and for something even more special his beautiful twin daughters these twins were like like two peas in a pod yet each Shone in her own way their laughter was like music and their kindness like a warm breeze everyone in the village adored them and many dreamed of winning their hearts one sunny day as Prince th roamed The Village on his usual rounds of Mischief his eyes fell upon Lala’s daughters walking in their

Father’s Farm their beauty struck him like a lightning bolt he had seen them before but today he decided I must have them both as my wives so Prince tally with all the subtlety of a charging bull approached Lala I your prince have chosen your daughters to be my Brides he declared as if he was bestowing an honor Lala’s heart sank this was not the honor Prince thally believed it to be it was a command one that carried the weight of a threat in the village it was unheard of for one man to marry two sisters let

alone when the girls were too young and not ready for marriage but how could Lala say no to the prince the fear of what Prince T could do to his family and his farm weighed heavily on him with a heavy heart Lala nodded in agreement his words stuck in his throat the Twins standing by their father were shocked they knew of Prince Tally’s reputation and the thought of being married to him filled them with Dread word of Prince Tal’s decision spread through the village Whispers of discontent rustled through the streets how shameful two

sisters this is too much the villagers displeasure grew but so did their fear of speaking out against the prince despite the villagers Whispers and their father’s heavy heart the twins stood tall the twin girls though whispered to each other and smiled a little smile they had a secret plan Brewing something to teach this Shameless Prince a lesson he wouldn’t forget they had a plan one that would show Prince T he could not take whatever or whomever he wanted without consequences The Village watched holding his breath as Lala’s daughters

walked towards the prince’s Palace this was more than just a marriage it was a turning point one that would challenge prince thali in ways he never expected inside the grand walls of the Royal Palace Prince T was buzzing with pride he had brought the Twins home ready to show them off as his newest Treasures but the twins they had a different story in mind they weren’t going to let Prince T parade them around without a fight they were clever full of spirit and they had a plan the twins started by being politely disobedient they would smile

sweetly at Prince th’s orders and then do just the opposite if he asked for water they’d bring him a leaf if he wanted silence they’d laugh and sing the prince used to getting his way was baffled he couldn’t understand why he couldn’t control them then came the day of the big Feast Prince thally had invited Men of Honor from neighboring villages to show off his power and his beautiful new Brides the palace was buzzing with preparations and Prince thally was puffed up like a peacock eager to impress so Prince thally asked

the twins to make the most delicious feast ever please make it nice for my guests he said thinking they’d listen this time but but the twins with plans to punish the prince had a different idea they nodded and took the money to buy food but guess what they bought nothing to eat and nothing to drink the big moment came and all the guests were sitting around tomies rumbling waiting for something delicious the twins walked in with big trays and pots and everyone’s eyes got as big as moons here comes the feast they thought but surprise the

plates were as empty as a bird’s nest in Winter and the pots were full of water not the sweet Palm wine everyone expected Prince thally shocked stood up to ask questions but then splash the twins poured the water right over his head in front of everyone can you imagine there he was all soaked and drippy looking like a fish out of water his guests couldn’t believe their eyes they were so shocked they could hardly speak they got up and left leaving T standing there dripping and embarrassed oh how the tables had turned the twins

showed him that being mean and bossy wasn’t going to make anyone respect or listen to him just as Prince tally was steaming like a pot of hot soup all angry and sending for laala guess who shows up King Zulu yes the king himself walks right back into the palace the king walks straight to the Palace his presence commanding and Cal the villagers gathered curious and hopeful wondering what would happen next Prince thali still nursing his wounded Pride was shocked to see his father return so soon father you’re back early he

exclaimed a mix of happiness and fear in his voice King Zulu looked at his son his face unreadable then turning to the villagers and the gathered crowd he began to speak my people I left on a journey not of distance but of learning I wanted to see how my son would rule in my absence the air was thick with anticipation as king Zulu continued I have watched unseen as my son chose the path of arrogance and misuse of power this was a test not just for Tali but for all of us to remind us of the values we hold dear so TI Prince

Tal’s heart sank he glanced at Lala and the twins who stood among the villagers their dignity intact despite everything King Zulu’s voice grew firmer tally you have failed to respect and serve the people you sought to rule by fear not by Love Therefore you will no longer be prince instead you will serve the village to learn the humility and kindness you so lack the village Gast then murmured in agreement it was a fitting punishment they thought for someone who had misused his power so greatly and so Prince tally became a

servant to the Village turning to the fields carrying water and doing all the task he had once thought himself above it was hard work but with each passing day he learned the value of humility kindness and respect the twins their Spirits unbroken continued to be adored by The Village they reminded everyone of the strength of standing up for what’s right even in the face of Power King Zulu wise as ever watched over his people his heart heavy but hope ful he knew that the lessons of these days would echo through the village for

generations to come T learned that being a leader isn’t about telling people what to do it’s about listening helping and caring he found out that being truly strong means being kind and humble no more showing off no more taking what’s not given now he was giving back and oh how good it felt this Tale the one about the Shameless Prince wraps up with a bow of wisdom it tells us no matter how young or old we are that being humble is mighty it teaches us that power is not for making others feel small but for lifting them up making everything better

for everyone and that my friends is the True Heart of a leader I hope you enjoyed the tale if so please like the video share it with your family and friends comment on it and don’t forget to subscribe to the channel and turn on the notification Bell for more enchanting tals like this one goodbye