The Golden Cockerel


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The Golden Cockerel


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A lazy, care-free king whose kingdom comes under attack strikes a bargain with a wizard and supernatural bird that promises to warn him of impending danger.




The Tale of the Golden Cockerel


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SUMMARY: The old czar promises anything to be free of the threat of his enemies, but is eventually asked to keep his promise.




The Golden Cockerel


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The Tsar is given a magic golden cockerel who only crows when the realm is threatened.




The Golden Cockerel (English Russian Edition Illustrated)


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The famous Tsar Dadon ruled the fairy-tale three-tenth kingdom. In his old age he decided to rest from his military activities, but his enemies began to attack his kingdom. The Tsar Dadon turned to a wiseman-stargazer for help, who gave the leader a magical golden cockerel. If war loomed, the cockerel would cry and crow. After a year his enemies attacked, and the Tsar sent his army with his elder son at the head to face them in the east. The golden cockerel grew quiet, but after eight days, it once again began to crow. The Tsar turned to his younger son for help, and sent another army with his younger son at its head. When the second son didn't return as well, Dadon himself went to look for them. Among the high mountains he found his sons dead, with swords plunged into each other, as well as a Shamakhan princess in a fabulous tent...







The Golden Cockerel (illustrated)


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The famous Tsar Dadon ruled the fairy-tale three-tenth kingdom. In his old age he decided to rest from his military activities, but his enemies began to attack his kingdom. The Tsar Dadon turned to a wiseman-stargazer for help, who gave the leader a magical golden cockerel. If war loomed, the cockerel would cry and crow. After a year his enemies attacked, and the Tsar sent his army with his elder son at the head to face them in the east. The golden cockerel grew quiet, but after eight days, it once again began to crow. The Tsar turned to his younger son for help, and sent another army with his younger son at its head. When the second son didn't return as well, Dadon himself went to look for them. Among the high mountains he found his sons dead, with swords plunged into each other, as well as a Shamakhan princess in a fabulous tent...