Analysis and the main idea of the fairy tale "Bird Kahna"

In our favorite fairy tales all the folk wisdom is collected, thanks to which we learn to live right. Their positive and negative characters help us to distinguish truth from falsehood, good from evil. They teach us important lessons in the educational plan and give us a true understanding of morality and morality. Here is the Tajik fairy tale "Bird Kahna" - absolutely not an exception.

A short story story

She talks about one very poor old man who went to the river every morning to fish. Catching a pair of fish, he changed them for a piece of bread. So he was feeding with his wife. And then one day, when once again he was on a fishing trip, suddenly a beautiful bird Kakhna came from somewhere and landed next to the tree. She pityed the old man and decided to help him. She began to carry him a big fish in her beak and toss her to him in the yard. The old man began to fry fish and sell it at the market. His affairs quickly recovered. He got rich and even bought himself a nice house with a garden.

The main idea of the fairy tale "Bird Kahna"

Let's dwell on this moment, because if we talk about the meaning of this tale, the bird Kakhna here is a bright positive hero, symbolizing perfect nobility and good. She also personifies qualities such as mercy and compassion. And it's not for nothing that this winged character is represented in the fairy tale. This author emphasizes the similarity of Kakhna's bird with the angel. And in fact it really for some time becomes an angel-keeper for the old man and helps him to get rid of hunger and poverty.

Betrayal

Yes, at first the old man was very happy, but then all this became a habit and ceased to please him. He wanted more. Here the main idea of the fairy tale "Bird Kahna" slips. But more on that later.

And once again the old man went to the market to trade fish, and then the herald of the padishah galloped up to the square and announced the decree that the one who would help catch the bird Kahn would receive half a kingdom and a wife for the daughter of a padishah. The old man was very grateful to the bird Kahne, but then thought that it would be nice to have more than half a kingdom in addition to everything. After some thought, his thoughts of big profits were taken up above him. He conspired with the guards of the padishah, since he himself could never catch this great noble bird, and goes to a cunning trick, deciding to lure her, preparing her a delicious treat. The trusting bird began to approach him closer and closer. She thought that this impotent old man could not do her any harm. But she was mistaken.

The main idea of the fairy tale "Bird Kahna" can be expressed in the credulity of everyone who does good. Nobody can even imagine that they can repay him with such ingratitude.

Pay

And there was a terrible betrayal. For the good deeds of such a payment the bird absolutely did not expect. The vile old man, using deceit and hypocrisy, enticed a wonderful bird. After she approached the treat, he suddenly grabbed her by two legs. But the bird was very strong, she waved her wings and broke away from the ground with the old man. At the same time, guards ran to help him because of the ambush, and one by one they began to grab each other by the chain, to outweigh the bird and lower it to the ground. But their evil design failed. Mighty Kahna lifted everyone into the air. There the old man's eyes darkened with fear, he loosened his hands and released his bird of happiness. All fell and crashed against the rocks.

Worthy Finals

It turned out to be a very worthy final for those heroes who were plotting evil. Thus, death was a payment for their greed. And that's what's amazing. It often happens that a person does not only have what he has, and he wants more. Well, remember at least Pushkin's fairy tale about a goldfish. There insatiable grandmother, starting with a desire to get a new trough, eventually wanted to become a lady of the sea, so that the goldfish herself served her.

So this Tajik fairy tale tells how a person from within wants to receive even greater benefits. The old man had everything necessary for a decent life, but greed did not give him rest. When something gets easy, it is not appreciated. This is what the tale of a bird tells us. Kahna (sm-sl a work to understand is simple) is deceived and betrayed by the main hero for the sake of the imaginary happiness.

Conclusion

As the folk wisdom shows, only through hard work will you begin to appreciate everything you achieve. However, the main idea of the fairy tale "The Kakhna Bird" after different reasoning suggests that if the old man were grateful and humble, he would be much happier and would not agree to a crime that is contrary to the laws of human morality and morality.

The great truth lies in the fact that, when helping each other, there is no need to seek material advantage, it is much more pleasant to do good kindly, as the noble bird Kahna understood.

That's how the amazing work "Bird of Kahka" ended. Fairy tales of Uncle Golmenman (the collective character of the storyteller in different collections) contain many interesting and wise tales of different peoples of the world. And who knows, maybe their wisdom will help to avoid very rash acts, for which then a person can be ashamed all his life.