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https://mocomi.com/ presents:The Four Boys Who Made a Lion King Vikram was given the duty of bringing Betal to a tantric. Betal traditionally means 'evil spirit'. Each time Vikram tried to capture Betal, it told him a story that ended with a riddle. If Vikram could not answer the question correctly, Betal agreed to remain in captivity. But, if the king knew the answer and still kept quiet, his head would burst into a thousand pieces. And if King Vikram spoke, Betal would escape and return to his tree. Once again, King Vikram went back into the dense forest to fetch Betal, who had flown away after Vikram had answered his question. Betal, as always, began another interesting story to keep Vikram entertained during the journey. The story went like this: Once upon a time, there lived a Brahmin, who had four sons. The Brahmin had himself taught the Vedas and the holy scriptures to all of them. One day, the brothers decided to venture out into the world on their own, learn a special skill and then come back again to meet each other. Hence, they went to learn something extraordinary and after some time, came back to meet each other at the appointed time. Each bragged about the special skill that he had learned. The first one said, “I can create the flesh of a creature from a single bone of the creature.” The second one said, “I can make the hair and skin of a creature.” The third one said, “I can create the limbs of a creature”. The fourth one said, “And I can infuse life into that creature.” They went to the forest to find a piece of bone and put their skills to test. They happened to find a lion’s bone lying somewhere in the forest. The first one created the flesh over the bone, using his special skill. The second one added skin and hair to the lion using his powers and the third one created the lion’s limbs. The fourth young man was waiting to flaunt his skills and when his turn came, he chanted some mantras and infused life into the lion’s body. As soon as the lion came to life, it pounced on them and killed them all. Betal asked King Vikram, “Who among the four brothers was responsible for the death of all of them?” Vikram replied, “The fourth one, as he gave life to the otherwise dead structure of bones, flesh and limbs and hair.” Betal appreciated the king for his intelligence and went back to the tree. The Patachitra and the Batik art forms have inpired the style of artwork seen in the Vikram Betaal series of videos. Patachitra is a traditional form of cloth based painting found in the states of Odisha and West Bengal. The subjects explored are folklore and traditional stories, which are painted using naturally made colours. Batik is a traditional form of art in India which involves the use of wax on fabric. Presently, there is no one community which creates textiles and artwork using Batik and its reach has spanned India. Traditionally painted on fabrics like cotton and silk, the form has expanded to a variety of textiles. #FourBoysWhoMadeALion #VikramBetal #Stories To read the complete story visit the best e-learning website here: https://mocomi.com/vikram-betaal-the-... For much such fun learning Vikram Betal stories for kids, visit: https://mocomi.com/fun/stories/vikram... We also have a huge collection of other stories and tales on our website that include Jataka Tales, Tenali Raman stories, Panchatantra Stories for Kids, Akbar Birbal stories, Vikram Betal stories, Hitopdesha stories and a lot more. Just visit https://mocomi.com/fun/stories/ to read from our huge collection of stories. For more fun & educational stories for kids, visit:    • Mullah Nasruddin at Tea Shop - Mullah Nasr...   Watch more educational content for Kids here: https://mocomi.com/ - Top educational website for kids, Subscribe here for new and interesting content every week ► ► https://www.youtube.com/mocomikids?su... Press Bell Icon 🔔; For Latest Updates. Thanks for watching! Don't forget to give us a Thumbs Up 👍! Follow Mocomi Kids - Top educational website for kids, on Facebook   / mocomikids   on Twitter   / mocomikids   on Pinterest   / mocomikids   on Instagram -   / mocomikids   on LinkedIn   / mocomi-kids