A Tree Spirit Stole His Face and Married His Wife | Burmese Folk Tale | A Simple Tale
Simple Tales presents a classic Burmese folk tale—The Woman, the Man and the Nāt—an intriguing story of a tree spirit's clever revenge, an impossible identity theft, and a wise judge's impossible test.
When an unsuspecting woodcutter cuts down a tree without asking permission, its resident spirit (Nāt) follows him home to seek vengeance. Taking on the woodcutter's exact face, body, and even his scars, the Nāt arrives first, eats his dinner, and claims his wife. When the real woodcutter returns, nobody can tell the two men apart—until the legendary Chief Justice Manoo devises a test through a wooden wheel that no mortal man could ever pass.
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A treasured piece of Burmese folklore. This narrative explains the traditional origin of hanging dried coconuts in homes to honor spirits, while reminding us of the importance of respecting nature and seeking wise counsel.
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