Summary of the story of the great Gohoda

There was a king in Egypt. The king had seven wives. The youngest of them rescued a very handsome man who was sick. The son disappeared without a rain. When his mother came out of the bathroom, the son was already covered with scars.

The king’s son was taken away by the high priest Hawa. When he grew up, he was sent to Egypt to reunite with his family. In the chariot of the elves. In Egypt, there was no living laughing creature, not even a mosquito, except his sister and a small fly. The sister was a microcosm. The brother devoured all people and all living creatures.

When he came to see his brother, he tried to eat his brother. He was saved by a small fly that lived in the city. When he wanted to eat, his brother died from not eating. Then his brother succeeded him to the throne. Later people resettled in Egypt.

This Egyptian king also had seven wives. The youngest of them married a very handsome man. When his son grew up, he taught him swordplay, shooting, and warfare. When he was young, he asked him to go hunting. The king asked him to return before sunset, and he agreed. He was accompanied by Kothavaliko, Devaniko, the chief minister, and the judge.

When the sun went down, the little children were hunting. So, instead of going to the palace, he built a hut in the jungle. An old woman came out of the jungle and asked him to keep her in the fairy house. He placed her in one of the four corners of the palace.

Once, the aunt sat and watched a child eat. Finally, when everyone else had finished eating, Koi threw the door and ran away. The aunt also chased after him. Kotavalikoi crossed the river and reached the main market in Egypt. From there, he went into a store and asked Minika to save him from his aunt, but the man in the store hid him.

Miniature aunt did not take Kothawalikoi into the jungle, aunt’s magic created the palace of fairies and aunt also transformed into a young beautiful girl. While aunt was there, the king went hunting and wanted to drink some water. He saw the young beauty in the palace and married her.

After the marriage, the first thing that happened was that the man who guarded the village gate disappeared. What happened was that she ate food. When this happened, the king’s other seven wives and the villagers began to call the king’s eldest wife the epitome.

As soon as he heard this, he killed seven pregnant women and ordered their eyes to be gouged out. When the prime minister was entrusted with this important task, he did not dare to do as he was told. So she dug a hole in the distance, put the eyes in it, and then put them in a bottle. Then he slipped through the hole. The eye bottle was given to the king’s wife and taken to her grave. It was to the country of Tukuni.

The king’s seven wives were also buried in the pit. No children survived except the eldest wife’s son. When the son grew up and came up from the well, they assigned him to guard the gate. With his mother’s permission, he took over the job and earned 1,000 rupees for a day and a night. But the king’s wife could not eat it like the others. When he went to eat, his sword hung from his ear and he could not sleep. She said, “This is a good idea. He won’t even get sick tonight.”
The wife told the king that she was angry and pretended to have a stomachache, which she cured with the curry that her magician grandfather had brought.

The king sent Koi to do this, spending a thousand rupees a day. On the way he met the daughter of the high priest and married her. He read the priest’s words and did as the priest told him to do, cutting the carrots from the magic city. However, Minika’s wife couldn’t eat the cow again. Then he sent someone to see the city of Farang. It was a role-playing thing. The snake was taken obediently and then sent to her own city, the kingdom of Tukuni. A letter was written to his mother. The letter said that the matter would be resolved after the shy man left. On the way, Koi’s wife tore up the letter and gave him another letter. The letter said this is my son, you should treat him well. When Koi arrived in the country of Tukuni, the city lord and everyone in the city treated it very well.

The people of Tukuni worshipped the Tukuni fish, so he killed them all and took his mother’s and aunt’s eye bottles, medicine bottles, Aunt Minika’s soul, Langula and Kotavalikoi to Egypt. His mother and six other aunts were blindfolded for treatment. By this point, he had been paid twice by the treasury, and there was nothing left to pay the third time. Now the richest were the poor.

Minika was supposed to kill her aunt after telling everyone in the city what had happened. Then everyone gathered and told the king the truth about Kothawalikoi’s wife. They turned the bull’s neck and threw Kothawalikoi to the king. Then she went to the palace along with the king’s other six wives. The eldest wife took her son and Kothawalikotha to her son’s palace. (End)

Note: This is a summary of the famous story of Dagohoda. I hope that those who are bored of reading the long story will be able to understand what is happening in the story. This adult story has now been rewritten to suit all ages. The most notable feature of the story of Dagohoda is the way it is read. It is a story told through the movements of the hands and feet and the changes in voice and tone.