Aggo-Dah-Gauda

Every nation in the world has its own folklore heritage -- legends, myths, fairy-tales. In such stories the wisdom of every nation is collected and embodied, although some of the nations have similar tales, especially those who are neighbours. Legend and myths employ elements of supernatural origin: magic, gods, wonderful creatures. Tales are stories that are suppoped to teach the coming generations by depicting various situations and various types of behaviour demonstrated by the heroes.

'Aggo-Dah-Gauda' is an Indian legend that tells us about a man who has a mutilation -- his leg is hooped up to his thigh. But that man has a daughter, so beautiful that his chief cares about her protection from the king of the buffaloes.