Indian mythology: Founder
a long time ago, two sisters lived their families by digging their roots.
one night, my sister suddenly asked her sister, "what star do you want to marry?" "what's wrong with your head?" "i want to marry that big star, so marry that little red star!" after a while, the sisters fell asleep.
in the morning of the next day, they were surprised to find themselves in the palace.
her sister married a handsome young man and her sister married a white-haired man.
the sisters still spend most of their time digging their roots, as they do on earth.
their husband said to them, "don't dig too long root, it tastes better than short." the sisters have always listened to their husbands.
on one occasion, however, they were planning to dig a pickle.
they dug and dug until their sticks broke through the sky and showed a big hole.
through the caves, they saw the ground and began to want to go home.
in the days to come, the two of them will dig their roots and long rope with cedars, until they reach the ground from above.
they fixed a head in the sky, threw a head into the ground and then started to climb down.
their families were so happy to see them back, and their neighbours were fighting to pull this rope down from the sky, and it broke.
soon after her return to earth, she will have a son.
when they went out, they sent their children to a blind grandmother.
a lot of women came to see little red star's amazing kid.
then one day, the neighbor's mother found the child missing, there was only one dead tree in the cradle, and grandma was still humming there.
the whole family and the right-hand neighbourhood had been out there for months and the child had not been found.
on one occasion, blue pine chickens discovered a new land at the end of the world in an accidental flight.
on that land, the blue pine chicken saw a lonely house in which a man was grinding arrows on a rock.
somehow, blue pine chicken recognized him as the son of a previously stolen star.
he said, "your mother is crying for you! "i'm going back!" he said, "i'm going to take all this stuff i made, and you go back and tell the people there that i'll be right there.
i'll teach them to use all kinds of equipment, and you can call me the creator." the blue pheasant goes back and spreads the story of the founders everywhere.
the founders then brought bows and arrows, hammers, baskets, soft-skin-made clothing, shoes and items of daily life, and then demonstrated how to make and use them.
he also brought many trees, berries, roots and corn.
and it is he who grows plants of every kind, and makes the earth beautiful and rich.
he's got a bunch of wild animals in the forest, he's got birds, he's got fish and shrimp in the water.
he also produced canoes and nets and taught them how to use them.
one day the founders came to the house of the evil-doing fire.
fire! fireflames.
looks like they're about to burn to the founders.
and he escaped with strength, but the fire followed him.
"leave it on me," the trail said to him, "the fire will pass over your head." the founder lay down, and the fire certainly passed over his head.
so, the founders returned to the fire demons, breaking them into pieces and turning them into cold reptiles.
the founders have ordered them to live forever in a dark and wet place.
when the founders saw that his people had fallen apart and feared that those made of clay mixed with the ashes of the fire would suffer evil, they made a new race, the indian, with corn powder.
that's it.
the founders are there.
they teach people all the skills of farming and hunting, teach them how to calculate time, play musical instruments, teach them to treat disease with herbs, and tell them how to be blessed by the gods。