Once upon a time, there was a Greek King, Midas.
He was very rich and had lots of Gold. He had a daughter, who he loved a lot.
One day, Midas found an angel in need of help. He helped her and in return she agreed to grant a wish.
Midas wished that everything he touched would turn into gold. His wish was granted
On his way home, he touched rocks and plants and they turned into gold.
As he reached home, in excitement he hugged his daughter, who turned into gold.
Midas was devastated and he had learnt his lesson. Upon learning his lesson, Midas asked the angel to take his wish away.


Moral of the story
Greed is not good for you. Be content and satisfied to lead a happy and fulfilling life

The Golden Touch of Midas

King Midas standing proudly in his castle, gold coins scattered around, with his joyful daughter beside him.

Once upon a time, in a faraway land, there lived a rich King named Midas. He had a big castle and lots of gold. His daughter was his pride and joy. She was a kind and loving girl.

The Rich King

Midas in a sunlit forest, extending his hand to help the weeping angel with a background of trees and sunlight filtering through.

One sunny day, as King Midas was strolling through the forest, he heard someone crying. It was an angel who had lost her way. Midas helped her find her way back home. Grateful for his kindness, the angel offered to grant him a wish. Midas wished that everything he touched would turn to gold, and the angel granted his wish.

The Angel's Gift

Midas with a look of astonishment and regret as he touches his daughter, who is partially turned to gold, in the castle's grand hall.

Excited about his newfound power, King Midas touched a twig, and it turned into gold. Then he touched a stone, and it also turned into gold. But when he hugged his daughter in happiness, she too turned into gold. Midas was shocked and saddened by what had happened.

The Golden Disaster

Midas, with eyes full of tears, pleading before the compassionate angel in the dimly lit forest.

Realizing the grave mistake he had made, King Midas begged the angel to take away his wish. The angel, seeing the sorrow in his eyes, granted his request. Midas learned that greed and wanting more all the time can lead to great sorrow. From that day on, he cherished the simple things in life and was content and happy.