In a peaceful meadow, lived a wise mother goat with her two children, Jinjal and Jinejal. Every morning, she would set out to find food for her kids, leaving them alone in their safe, cosy house. She always warned them not to open the door for anyone, unless they were sure it was her.

When the mother goat returned from her food hunt, she would knock on the door and say, "Jinjal and Jinejal, open the door for your mother. I bring fresh grass in my horn, water in my mouth, and milk in my udder." Hearing this, the kids would excitedly open the door.

One day, a cunning wolf overheard the mother goat's code and decided to trick the innocent kids. When the mother goat left for her daily hunt, the wolf approached their house, knocked on the door, and mimicked the mother goat's words.

The kids, fooled by the wolf's trick, opened the door, only to be swallowed by the hungry wolf. The wolf laughed to himself, pleased with his successful scheme, and left the meadow.

When the mother goat returned, she was shocked to find the door wide open and her kids missing. She knocked and called out to them, but there was no answer. The wolf, hiding nearby, laughed and told her what he had done.

The mother goat, although devastated, decided to save her kids. She went to the blacksmith and offered him milk in exchange for two iron horns. The blacksmith, touched by her love for her kids, agreed to help her.

Meanwhile, the cunning wolf went to a potter and gave him water in exchange for a pair of clay horns. The potter, unaware of the wolf's malicious intent, created the horns for him.

Both the mother goat and the wolf returned to the meadow, prepared for a duel. The mother goat challenged the wolf, stating that they would lock horns and whoever's horns broke first would lose.

The wolf, confident of his victory, accepted the challenge. They charged at each other, their horns clashing with a loud noise. But to the wolf's surprise, his clay horns broke into pieces, while the iron horns of the mother goat remained intact.

The mother goat, seizing the opportunity, rammed into the wolf's stomach, tearing it open. Out tumbled Jinjal and Jinejal, alive and unharmed. The wolf, defeated and injured, ran away in fear.

The mother goat hugged her children tightly, tears of joy streaming down her face. The kids, overwhelmed with happiness, thanked their brave mother for saving them from the cunning wolf.

From then on, the mother goat and her kids lived happily in their meadow, free from the fear of the wolf. They continued their daily routine, but with a renewed sense of caution and appreciation for their mother's wisdom.

The story of the wise mother goat and her brave fight against the cunning wolf spread throughout the meadow. The animals admired her courage and the love she had for her children. This tale served as a reminder to them about the importance of wisdom and courage.

Jinjal and Jinejal grew up to be brave and wise goats, just like their mother. They always remembered the lesson they learned from their mother's bravery and the wolf's deceit. They promised never to let their guard down and always be mindful of their mother's teachings.

The cunning wolf, on the other hand, learned a harsh lesson about the consequences of deceit. He never dared to return to the meadow or trouble the goats again. The memory of his defeat haunted him, serving as a reminder of his foolishness.

The mother goat, Jinjal, and Jinejal lived a peaceful and happy life. Their tale of courage, wisdom, and love echoed throughout the meadow. Every animal in the meadow respected them and looked up to them. Their story became a legend, passing down from generation to generation.

The story of the wise mother goat served as a lesson for all the animals in the meadow. It taught them the importance of wisdom, courage, and the love of a mother. It also reminded them to always be cautious and not trust strangers easily.

As for the blacksmith and the potter, they were proud to have been a part of this legendary tale. They shared the story with their friends and family, teaching them the importance of helping others in need and the consequences of being a part of a deceitful act.

The tale of the wise mother goat and the cunning wolf serves as a reminder of the power of wisdom and courage. It teaches us the importance of being cautious and the strength of a mother's love. It's a story that will be told and retold, instilling these values in the hearts of all who hear it.

Jinjal and Jinejal, now grown up, would often sit under the stars, recounting their mother's brave act. They felt proud to be her kids and promised to carry forward her legacy of wisdom and bravery. And so, they lived happily, cherishing their mother's love and lessons.

The peaceful meadow continued to echo with the tale of the wise mother goat, her brave kids, and the cunning wolf. The tale served as a beacon of wisdom and courage, casting a protective shield over the meadow, ensuring its peace and harmony for all times to come.

And so, the legacy of the wise mother goat and her brave kids lived on, reminding everyone of the power of wisdom, courage, and love. The tale of their bravery and wisdom will forever be remembered, serving as a guiding light for generations to come.