Traders are important for a good government.

Traders are important for a good government

A trader used to do business in the time of.                              Akbar.

Akbar became poor because of the fight with Maharana Pratap and sought some help from the businessman.
The trader gave all his wealth to Akbar.
Then Akbar asked him how did you earn so much money, tell the truth or else hang him.

 The dealer said - Jeppah, I have earned all this money by stealing and adulteration.
Upon hearing this, Akbar, after consulting Birbal, told the trader to clean his head in the stables.
 The businessman started working there.

Two years later, Akbar fought in May
If Cheal is done then Birbal asked who will arrange for money?
Birbal said that talking to the emperor could be a solution to the problem. Then Akbar called the trader and told him his problem, the trader then gave a lot of money to Akbar.

Akbar asked you to work in the stable. Then where did you come from so much money, tell the truth or else you will get punishment.

 The trader said, "I have borrowed the money from your men who take care of the horses, saying that the horses are reducing the burden nowadays." I complain to the king, because you do not give full dose to the horse, and raise money from the treasure.

Akbar was angry and told the trader that you will not work from Rabaul tomorrow. From tomorrow, count the waves on the edge of the sea and tell me.

Two years later

Akbar was once again poorer in battle
Lack of money all around.
 Nobody has wealth

Birbal and Akbar's forehead stopped working. Suddenly Birbal remembered the businessman. The king said to the king, "The last hope is that the trader looks like you are allowed to talk."

 The king of Garhoor said, 'Who spoke to the mouth twice, you are being punished twice.'

Friends businessman then gave the king a lot of money so that the treasure was filled.
The Emperor asked the method of earning a lot of fear, the trader thanked the King and said this time the money came from abroad because I have told you all those who are abroad, that your name in the work of counting my dreams The King will punish him.
 All the money was filled with fear and got deposited.

* Moral of the story *
* The government runs with the dealer *
* Whether it is Akbar's era or today's *