Webutu's courage comes from true love

the story of mount webutu came from medieval germany in 1141.

the duke of bavaria wolf was trapped in his town of winsburg, outside the castle, with the army of the duke of swaby frederick and his brother, king connor.

after months of siege, wolf knew that he had to surrender.

the messengers began to travel frequently between the two armies, the terms of surrender were set out, the terms were granted, all arrangements were complete, and wolfe and his officers were ready to hand themselves over to their enemies.

but the women in winsburg haven't planned on giving up everything.

they sent a message to king connor asking for a promise to guarantee the safety of all women and children in winsburg and to allow them to leave with everything their hands could take.

their request was granted, and then the castle door opened.

the women came out - everyone outside the castle was shocked by what they saw: every woman bends low in the waist, but they hold not gold or jewels, but they hold their husbands tight.

they want to save their men and cannot let their men be avenged by this winning army.

connard, the merciful king, is said to have shed tears from this feat.

he immediately announced to the women that their husbands were guaranteed full security and freedom.

the king then signed a peace treaty with the duke of bavaria, in which the money was much more friendly than the duke had anticipated.

because the wise king connor knows that a loving group will not be conquered.

since then, winsburg has been renamed mount webutu.

"webutu" in german means "the woman's chastity".

courage comes from true love, and wisdom is the same, as the women of winsburg proved by their actions.

when you have a "scientific love", when you become brave and invincible.

only love can inspire the most powerful sense of responsibility, which allows one to ignore everything。