Indian mythology: The God of Revenge
in ancient times, a demon named sararuma lit a devastating fire in the land of the yurakare people.
only one person has dug a hole in the ground deep down and has escaped the disaster.
he spent a long time in a cave under the ground, thinking that the fire on the ground should be extinguished before he climbed out of the ground.
at that point, sararuma, the devil in the water-red robe, appeared before him and said to him, “i burned down your home, but i pity you.” saluruma then gave him a seed of various crops for human life and allowed him to sow.
where he waved, a dense forest emerged.
later, this man married and had several children.
the girl grew up, and on one occasion she saw a very handsome uri tree full of purple and red flowers.
the girl thought, "hey, if you were a man, i'd love you!" as a result, the tree really became a young man, so don't be so happy.
when it's dark, the beautiful man ulley will be with her.
but without the sun, ulley was gone.
the girl was very worried that her happiness would not last, so she told her mother all about it and discussed how to keep the beautiful man.
the next night, ulley came back for the girl, and the girl, as her mother had ordered, tied him up with vines, lest he slip away again.
it was only then that ully was held for four days, until the fifth day, that he agreed to stay forever and to be married to her, and they had had a very full life.
one time, uley and his wife's brothers went hunting monkeys.
a few days later, the daughter-in-law went to see them and brought some sweet wine.
on the way, she met her brothers.
they told her ulley was killed by the leopards.
she was then taken to a blood-stained grass, where her husband's broken body was found.
she cried so hard that she could close the bones together and cry to the dead.
finally, a miracle appeared and ulley was revived by her tears.
so they went home together.
half way to the river, uley leaned down and drank water by the river, and saw a piece of meat on his cheek being pulled away.
ulley felt like he was destroyed and didn't want to go home.
no matter how much his wife begged him, he insisted on breaking up with her; she was instructed to follow that path.
"if you meet a branch or a leaf falling on your back," he said, "don't look back.
you just say, "this is my husband's hunting." poor little daughter-in-law, sad and afraid to follow the path.
i remember ulley's advice.
suddenly, a leaf fell from the tree, and she forgot the tinkle of the bird, and looked back on her own, and immediately she turned away and went nowhere.
she wandered around in the woods and couldn't find the path she'd been walking.
she came to the panther's nest blindly.
the leopard's mother received her daughter-in-law with enthusiasm, but she hid her from her fear that her bloodthirsty sons who were about to return home would be unsatisfied with her guests.
but it was also smelled by her son.
they're in the wayI was embarrassed to tear up my daughter-in-law and eat her face for no reason