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The King
The King
Anthony
In 1828, in the Australian continent, there was a
forest named Callitris Forest. There was a kingdom
Agustina, and the king of this kingdom was
Anthony. Anthony ruled the kingdom for many
years. He was a kind king, beloved by his people.
He was respected and admired by other continent
leaders. He had a very encompassing kingdom.
People living there were very happy with Anthony.
He was the richest king of that time. Moreover, his
kingdom was so powerful that no one dared to
fight with it. His reign will forever be remembered
as one of the most successful in history. He was a
wise ruler and had a great sense of justice, which
earned him admiration from his peers. He was
generous with his people and took care of their
needs, leading them to prosperity. His army was
well-trained and powerful, ensuring the kingdom's
safety and preventing any outside forces from
challenging them. His legacy of a strong and
prosperous kingdom will live on because of the
people's loyalty and admiration for him. His
kingdom was known far and wide, and its
influence and power extended beyond its borders.
People from all over the world sought his counsel
and advice, and his kingdom was known for its
fairness and justice. He was a well-loved ruler, and
his kingdom flourished under his rule.
Anthony’s Love
towards The
Callitris Forest
This forest has been Anthony's favorite since he
was a child. He liked visiting the forest and the
wildlife there.
He was too eco-friendly. He was always aware of
the importance of respecting the environment and
preserving it for future generations. He made sure
to treat it with care and caution while enjoying the
beauty of nature. He always promoted eco-friendly
activities and encouraged others to do the same. He
implemented strict laws against pollution and
deforestation. He was a true eco-warrior. He loved
the tribal people and gave fifty percent of the
kingdom’s land to them. Having grown up in the
forest, he had a deep understanding of it. He knew
each path of the forest. Tribal could be miss guided
but not him.
Anoi
45 years ago, a boy named Anoi was born to Blads
(a tribe of Callitris Forest). His mother was Chiama
and his father was Narrpit. They were a lovely
couple. His mother was smart. She farmed in the
forest with other women. His father was the tribe's
head. Anoi was the only child of the couple. He
grew up in the Callitris Forest and was surrounded
by the love of his parents and the beauty of nature.
He was a happy child with a bright future ahead.
Anoi had a deep connection with nature and his
parents taught him the importance of respecting it.
As Anoi grew older, his passion for protecting the
Callitris Forest only deepened. He spent his
childhood exploring every nook and cranny of the
forest, learning about its diverse ecosystem and the
delicate balance of life within it. His parents
nurtured his love for nature, teaching him ancient
wisdom passed down through generations. He was
determined to protect the Callitris Forest, no matter
what. Anoi was determined to ensure the forest
stayed safe and intact. He was passionate about
preserving its beauty for future generations. He
vowed to do whatever it took to protect the forests
of his homeland and to ensure that they would
remain a home to the wildlife and his people. He
was a champion of the environment and his legacy
will live on. He dedicated his life to conservation
and his efforts will be remembered for generations
to come. He inspired all who wanted to protect the
environment. He was unwavering in his
commitment to the conservation of his homeland,
providing a shining example of how one individual
could make a difference in the fight against
environmental degradation.
Ampa Inordinate
There was a very common tradition in Blads.
They worshipped a goddess named Ampa. It
was said that with her blessings anything could
be done. So, they worshipped her before
working. The Blads celebrated a festival called
"Ampa Inordinate". This day was celebrated
with zeal and enthusiasm. The preparations
included collecting wood and other materials to
build a bonfire, gathering flowers and other
offerings to the goddess, and organizing food
for the feast. The people also put up decorations
to create a festive atmosphere. They also
practiced traditional songs in preparation for the
celebration. A man was made to dance with an
earthen pot on his head. In order to prepare for
this festival, a month earlier preparations were
made.
The people made various kinds of food and offered
them to Goddess Ampa. They chanted, “On one
side is the Callitris Forest and on the other side
is faith and between these two is goddess Ampa.
Our goddess is the most innocent but the most
knowledgeable. Every particle here has infinite
love of the divine goddess who protects us till the
last breath. No one can do anything to us as long
as we have the blessings of the goddess.”
After chanting it together, they shared the food
and ate it.
Dead Animals in the
Forest
The sun was rising brightly, the Blads were
working. Women were in the fields farming. Men
in the panchayat were handling civil matters.
Suddenly there was animals screaming. Everyone
got frightened. A group of men with an axe, dagger
and spear moved towards the forest. They saw a
herd of sheep and deer killed with arrows and their
skin had been taken out ruthlessly. There was a
deer howling in pain that a group of hunters came
on the horse with the bow and arrows shot them
with the arrows. People looked up at a pregnant
elephant lying on the ground without tusks and an
arrow in its womb. The infant in the womb was
killed. Their hearts melted and their eyes filled with
water. The men got angry and decided to take
revenge. They sought the hunters who committed
the crime. They vowed to bring justice and protect
natural resources.
After some searching, they managed to track down
the hunters and brought them to the panchayat. The
hunters were punished for their crime and the
panchayat declared that anyone found hunting in
the area would be similarly punished. This decision
ensured the safety of the forest and its animals.
After some questioning, they got to know this was
all done by the order of the king of Agustina, Clare.
He was the cruelest king of the time. He gave
sacrifice of wild animals in front of lord in order to
get power. He sold the skins of wild animals, tusks
of elephant in foreign countries and made money.
Knowing all these things people can’t do anything
or take action towards him.
Forests Fire
Few days later, everyone had come to their normal
life away from the worries. They were busy in their
daily stuffs. As the sunset, after the work people
were going to their houses. Suddenly, then a fire
broke out in the forest which led to a great loss of
life of animals and tribal. Another day, when
everyone was crying for losing their lovely ones, a
man came running from the palace told the people
that all this was done by the king and its army.
They all broke out in a great flame of anger, and
decided to kill the king. To encourage more people
to participate in the fight against Clare, Narrpit
said, “Make your hands a weapon. Turn your
breath into storms.” “Our blood is the greatest
army. Jai Ampa”, he shouted. Each men of the
tribe participated. They marched to the palace and
attacked the army. The whole palace was alarmed.
They crushed the first set of army but was unable
to go further any more. With the modernized
weapons, Clare’s army were able to stop and kill
them. The Blad’s leader, Narrpit was arrested. He
was tortured very rudely. His nails were taken out
and he was kept in the box full of cockroaches and
rats. After the two days of harsh torture, he was
kept in the box of snakes and killed. Then, his dead
body was sent in the carriage to the Blad’s village.
Everyone cried except his own son, Anoi. Anoi
thought he will cry only when he would take
revenge from Clare.
Anoi’s Revenge