The story revolves around a prince who yearns to explore the world. Despite his father's hesitation, he seeks guidance from an experienced prime minister, who shares three crucial pieces of advice: stay alert, check where you sit, and keep your weapons close. The prince embarks on his journey, but he is followed by three thieves intent on robbing him. He remains vigilant, reaches a seemingly hospitable house, and remembers to check before sitting down. Realizing the house's occupants are actually thieves, he cleverly avoids a trap and defends himself by using his sword. The prince successfully defeats the thieves and returns to his father, praising the wisdom of the prime minister.

एगो राजकुमार हलन। उनका घूमे-फिरे के बड़ा सौक हल। राजा के महामंत्री बूढ़ा हलन, बाकि दीन-दुनिया काफी देखले-सुनले हलन। ऊ जे सलाह दे हलन, ओकर एक-एक बात बेशकीमती होवऽ हल।

एक बेरिया के बात हे कि राजकुमार के मन में देस-विदेस घूमे के मन कैलक। ऊ अप्पन मन के बात अप्पन बाबू जी से कहलन। बाकि ऊ उनकरा अप्पन आँख तर से ओझल होवे ला न चाहऽ हलन। एन्ने राजकुमार अप्पन जिद्द पर अड़ल हलन, से ऊ महामंत्री जी से राय मँगलन। महामंत्री जी कहलन कि ''देस-परदेस घूमे में कउनो हरज न हे। घूमे से अनुभव बढ़ऽ हे। बाकि हम राजकुमार के तीन गो बेशकीमती बात बतावऽ ही। ऊई तीनों बात के ध्यान में रखतन तऽ कभियो मुसीबत में न पड़तन!''

राजकुमार पूछलन कि ''ऊ तीन गो बेशकीमती बात कउन-कउन हे? तऽ महामंत्री जी कहलन कि ''देखऽ बेटा! जहाँ कहीं जइहऽ, हमेशा चौकन्ना रहिहऽ। ई पहला बात हवऽ।'’

''जहाँ कहीं बैइठिहऽ, तऽ ठोक-बजा के बइठिहऽ।'' ई दूसर बात हे, आउ तीसर बात कि ''अप्पन हरवा-हथियार के कभियो अलग न रखिहऽ। अइसन रखिह कि झट से ओकरा से अप्पन रच्छा कर सकीं!''

राजकुमार तीनों बेशकीमती बात के अप्पन गाँठ बाँध लेलन, आउर देस-परदेस घूमे चललन। ऊ अप्पन सबसे तेज भागेओला घोड़ा पर सवार हलन। राह में तीन गो ठग उनका देखलक आउ पाछा लग गेल। उन सब के विचार राजकुमार के लूट लेवे के हल। राजकुमार महामंत्री के पहलका बात के मोताबिक चारों ओर चौकन्ना होके चल रहलन हल। ऊ अप्पन घोड़ा के एतना तेज दउड़यलन, कि तीनों ठग काफी पीछे छूट गेलन। तब तक अधरतिया हो गेल हल। ऊ एगो भारी जंगल के पास हलन, से एगो बड़का बढ़िया मकान देख के रात में ठहरे ला सरन माँगलन।

ऊ मकान में रहे ओला सब अदमियन बड़ी आदर-मान से उनकरा अन्दर ले गेलन, आउ एगो पलंग पर मनुहार से बइठे ला कहलन। राजकुमार बइठे ला जा ही रहलन हल, कि उनकरा महामंत्री जी के दूसरका बात इयाद आ गेल। ऊ सहसा पलंग पर अप्पन लात बजड़लन त ऊ टूट के बिखर गेल। पलंग के नीचे एगो कुआँ हल, जे नंगा भाला आउ तलवार से भरल हल। ओमे गिरे ओला के बचे के कोय उम्मीद न करल जा सकऽ हल।

मकान में रहे ओला अदमियन सब लुटेरा हलन। राजकुमार उनकरा चाल समझ गेलन। ऊ झट से अप्पन तलवार खींच लेलन, आउ सब के पल भर में ढेर कर देलन। ऊ मान गेलन कि महामंत्री जी के तीनों बात बेसकीमती हल। जब ऊ लौट के अयलन, तऽ सब खिस्सा राजा के सुनवलन। राजा महामंत्री जी के आउर माने लगलन।

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Once upon a time, there was a prince who had a great desire to wander around. The king's prime minister, an old man, had seen and heard a lot about the world. The advice he gave was precious, and each piece of it was invaluable.

One day, the prince decided he wanted to travel the world. He shared his thoughts with his father, the king, but the king didn't want to let him out of his sight. Since the prince was determined, he sought advice from the prime minister. The prime minister said, "There is no harm in traveling to different places. Traveling expands one's experience. However, I will tell the prince three invaluable pieces of advice. If he keeps these three things in mind, he will never get into trouble!"

The prince asked, "What are those three invaluable pieces of advice?" The prime minister replied, "Listen, my son! Wherever you go, always stay alert. That is the first thing."

"When you sit anywhere, be sure to check the place before you sit down." That is the second piece of advice, and the third is, "Never separate your weapons from yourself. Keep them close so you can protect yourself quickly!"

The prince memorized all three precious pieces of advice and set off on his journey. He rode on his fastest horse. Along the way, three thieves spotted him and began to follow him. The thieves planned to rob the prince. According to the prime minister's first piece of advice, the prince was being vigilant. He rode his horse so fast that the three thieves fell far behind. By the time it became dusk, he reached near a dense forest and saw a large, nice house where he requested shelter for the night.

The people living in that house treated him with great respect and invited him in, asking him to sit on a bed. Just as the prince was about to sit down, he remembered the second piece of advice from the prime minister. Suddenly, he kicked the bed, and it broke apart. Beneath the bed was a well filled with sharp spears and swords. Anyone who fell into it would have no hope of survival.

The people living in the house were actually thieves. The prince realized their trick. He quickly drew his sword and dispatched them in no time. He acknowledged that the three pieces of advice from the prime minister were indeed invaluable. When he returned, he narrated the entire story to the king, who then praised the prime minister even more.