A beautiful woman lived in the village of Pila.

Her name was Mimidoo.

People also called her, Beauty.

Mimidoo married Nator, a farmer.

Mimidoo and Nator always worked together on the farm.

Many rich men from the city came to the village. They wanted to take Mimidoo from Nator, her poor husband.

They came with money and many gifts.

Mimidoo rejected them.

One day, the king also sent his messengers.

They came with great gifts for Mimidoo.

He also sent money to Nator.

"Why is the king sending us gifts?" Nator asked.

"He wants to ask you two for a favor," one of the messengers replied.

"How can the king ask a favor from poor farmers?" Mimidoo asked.

The king invited them to the palace.

"I will give you a lot of money, if you let me marry your beautiful wife," the king told Nator.

"I want you to be my queen," he told Mimidoo.

Mimidoo and Nator fell on their knees.

Nator begged, "I know you can kill me and marry her. But you are a good king. I love my wife. Please, don't separate us."

"Long live the king! I love my husband. I love working on the farm. Please, don't separate us," Mimidoo pleaded.

The king was so pleased to know that he had subjects who were not greedy.

He built a mansion for them.