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Ostrovityanka [42]
11 months ago
5

Whose idea was it to use the arena to administer justice? the lady or the tiger peoples idea kings idea princess idea

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aivan3 [116]11 months ago
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The powerful king made the idea to use the public arena to administer justice. When a person is caught with crime, his future is judged by the public in the public place and innocence is released. In this, people gathered at the public place and the king sat in the high chair and gave the signal to proceed. When the accused came, he had to select one door from two of them.

In one door, a hungry tiger is there. When the accused opens that door, the tiger will jump on him and kill him. And the bell rang which results in sadness. If the person opened another door in which one woman came out especially for the accused. He has to marry immediately in honor of his innocence. Soon the marriage ceremony will open with a cheerful ending.

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