King Tar was worried about his subjects' poor living conditions. The priest advised cultivating the land to gain wealth and health. Mother Earth appeared and advised farming with tools and training the subjects. Keeping this advice in mind, King Tar cooperated with his subjects to develop agriculture. He improved irrigation, did water management, harvesting, and made the land fertile. He taught subjects to sow seeds and processed grains. After rains, crops grew and subjects were happy with the grain production. Thus, by following Mother Earth's advice, King Tar was able to help his subjects through prosperous farming.
King Tar was worried about his subjects' poor living conditions. The priest advised cultivating the land to gain wealth and health. Mother Earth appeared and advised farming with tools and training the subjects. Keeping this advice in mind, King Tar cooperated with his subjects to develop agriculture. He improved irrigation, did water management, harvesting, and made the land fertile. He taught subjects to sow seeds and processed grains. After rains, crops grew and subjects were happy with the grain production. Thus, by following Mother Earth's advice, King Tar was able to help his subjects through prosperous farming.
King Tar was worried about his subjects' poor living conditions. The priest advised cultivating the land to gain wealth and health. Mother Earth appeared and advised farming with tools and training the subjects. Keeping this advice in mind, King Tar cooperated with his subjects to develop agriculture. He improved irrigation, did water management, harvesting, and made the land fertile. He taught subjects to sow seeds and processed grains. After rains, crops grew and subjects were happy with the grain production. Thus, by following Mother Earth's advice, King Tar was able to help his subjects through prosperous farming.
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