White bride and black bride

White bride and black bride

A woman took her daughter and adopted daughter to the fields to mow the grass and feed the animals, and God came to them as a poor man and asked, "How do you get to the village?"

The mother said, "Go find it yourself." Her daughter added, "If you're worried you won't find it, you should bring a guide."

Only the adopted daughter said: "Poor man, I'll take you on a ride, walk with me all the way."

So God became angry with the mother and daughter, and turned his back and cursed them, making them as black as the night, and as ugly as a yakarta. On the contrary, he was kind to the poor adopted daughter, and he blessed her, and said to her, "You can choose three things, and I will grant your wishes." So the girl said, "I want to be as beautiful and pure as the sun." As soon as the words fell, she became as beautiful as the sun.

"I also want a wallet that will never be empty." The merciful God also gave her the wallet. "Finally, I hope to go to heaven after I die." God also granted her this wish and parted with her.

When the stepmother and her own daughter returned home, they found that they had both become black and ugly as coal, while her adopted daughter was beautiful and white, and her heart could not help but increase malice, and she wanted to harm her wholeheartedly. The adopted daughter has an older brother named Regina who loves her very much.

Regina once said to her, "Dear sister, I want to paint you and see you every day, because I love you so much that I can't wait to see you all the time." She agreed, but said, "But you can't let others see my image." He painted his sister's image and hung it in his room.

Regina was the king's groom, and it happened that the king's dead wife was deeply saddened. When the servants found that the coachman was standing in front of the portrait every day, they were very jealous of him and reported everything to the king. So the king asked someone to bring the beautiful statue to him, and found that the person in the painting was exactly like his dead queen, and couldn't help falling in love with her. He called the coachman to come to him and asked whose portrait it was. The coachman said it was his sister, so the king decided not to marry her, and immediately ordered the coachman to prepare chariots and horses and gorgeous clothes, and sent him to pick up his sister. Regina came home with a mission, and his sister was naturally happy, but the black daughter was so jealous that she said to her mother, "What's the use of all your abilities? You can't create happiness for me anyway." The old woman said, "Be quiet, I will let the king marry you." So she stunned the coachman with magic, and plugged the white girl's ears so that she was almost deaf. Then they got into the car, first the bride, in a gorgeous dress, and then the stepmother and her daughter, Regina sat on it to drive the car. After they had walked on the road for a while, the coachman cried, "Guy, well, my dear sister. Don't let the rain get you wet, don't let the wind blow you dirty, and go to the king beautifully.

The bride asked, "What is my brother talking about?" The stepmother replied quickly, "Oh, he said you have to take off your golden dress and give it to your sister." So she took it off and put it on the ugly and black sister, and she gave her a shabby gray gown. They rode forward like this, and after a moment, the brother exclaimed again: "Guy, well, my dear sister. Don't let the rain get you wet, don't let the wind blow you dirty, and go to the king beautifully."

The bride asked, "What did my dear brother say?" The old woman said, "Ah, he said, you have to take off your golden hat and give it to your sister." So she took off her hat again, put it on the ugly black sister, and sat bareheaded. They rode forward like this, and after a while, the brother repeated the words, and the bride asked, "What did my dear brother say?" The old woman said, "Ah, he said, tell you to look out of the car." They were on a bridge over deep water, and when the bride stood up and bent over to look outside the car, they pushed her out, causing her to fall into the water.

The older brother didn't see it, but just drove forward, and he led the ugly black sister to the king as his own sister. The king was very angry when he saw how ugly his lover was, and ordered the coachman to be thrown into a pit full of poisonous snakes. But the old woman still had a way to deceive the king. She made the king blinded by magic, so that he kept their mother and daughter, and even made him think that the black girl was not bad, so he really married her.

One night, while the Black Bride was sitting in the king's arms, a white duck swam into the kitchen from the sewer and said to the cook, "Get on the fire and keep me warm." The cook complied and made a fire for it. The duck walked over and sat by the fire, shaking for a while, pecking at its feathers for a while. She sat comfortably on the fire and asked, "What is my brother Regina doing?" The cook said, "He is locked in the pit of poisonous snakes." She asked again, "What is that black witch doing?" The cook replied, "She is sitting in the king's arms to keep warm." The duck said again, "God have mercy on me!" After speaking, he swam down the sewer. For several nights, the duck came to ask the cook the same question. The cook finally couldn't help it and reported it to the king. When the king heard this, he wanted to see it for himself. At night, he waited in the kitchen, and when the duck appeared, he drew his knife and cut off its neck. Suddenly a beautiful girl appeared, exactly like the one in the portrait. Then the girl told her how she had been deceived and was finally pushed into the water.

So the king punished the old witch and her own daughter, married the white beauty, and rewarded the faithful brother, making him a rich nobleman.