Once upon a time, when one lived in a small village, a farmer named Dharmapala cultivated the crop himself, growing the crop. He also had some animals, such as chickens, goats, pigs, and a big cow, which he liked very much. She loved the cow a lot because she used to give a lot of milk every day. Most of Dharampal's income was derived from cow's milk. So he wanted the cow to always be healthy. One day Dharmapala was working on his farm, so his son came to him crying, Bap- Bapu come quickly "What happened son", perhaps cows are sick, lying on the ground, and making a strange sound, Neither is giving milk. The farmer and his son immediately went towards the house, and it was seen that they looked very sick, even if they tried to extract milk, the milk did not come out. Farmers are very worried, cow if it does not give milk, what will I do, without milk, it is useless for me, every time I do not have time for medicine and care, I have to do something or get rid of it Will have to drink. The farmer felt that now the cow would not be able to recover, so he stood and walked towards the forest, the cow had given him a lot of milk, and now it was useless for him, the farmer left the cow open as soon as he went inside the forest, And went from there.