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The Queen's Tomb Statue.

Story (only fiction):

The statue of a queen who sacrificed and begged the God of Light to save her kingdom from the intruders.

According to some villagers, her generations and ancestors never obeyed and worshipped gods, as they proclaimed themselves as gods as they ruled the kingdom. Many people died of hunger and sickness due to their corruption until she got the throne. One day the intruders came, and their defenses were very weak; many soldiers died, children and women were slaughtered, and many houses were burned. The queen felt the fear in her heart, and there was no other choice but to ask for help from the God of Light. She went to the forest alone. In desperation to save her kingdom, she kneeled and started crying, begging to save her kingdom. The god of light agreed with one condition: she must live in the forest and continue worshipping for the rest of her life; then she never came back to the kingdom. After her death, people made her a statue as a symbol of her faith as the first ruler who worshipped God. The peace continued for many generations.

Description

The Queen's Tomb Statue.

Story (only fiction):

The statue of a queen who sacrificed and begged the God of Light to save her kingdom from the intruders.

According to some villagers, her generations and ancestors never obeyed and worshipped gods, as they proclaimed themselves as gods as they ruled the kingdom. Many people died of hunger and sickness due to their corruption until she got the throne. One day the intruders came, and their defenses were very weak; many soldiers died, children and women were slaughtered, and many houses were burned. The queen felt the fear in her heart, and there was no other choice but to ask for help from the God of Light. She went to the forest alone. In desperation to save her kingdom, she kneeled and started crying, begging to save her kingdom. The god of light agreed with one condition: she must live in the forest and continue worshipping for the rest of her life; then she never came back to the kingdom. After her death, people made her a statue as a symbol of her faith as the first ruler who worshipped God. The peace continued for many generations.