Summary of Chapter 3 - The Shepherd’s Treasure

In this chapter, we are introduced to a young shepherd boy named Ali who lives in a small village with his parents. Ali is a hardworking boy who takes good care of his sheep. One day, while grazing his sheep, he discovers a rusty old lamp. When he rubs the lamp, a genie appears and grants him three wishes. Ali is overjoyed and decides to use his wishes to help his village.

For his first wish, Ali asks the genie to bring rain to his village, which has been suffering from a drought. The genie grants his wish and the village is blessed with rain. For his second wish, Ali asks the genie to make his village prosperous. The genie grants his wish and soon the village becomes prosperous and the people are happy.

For his third wish, Ali asks the genie to make him a king. The genie warns him that being a king is not easy and that he will have many responsibilities. However, Ali is determined and the genie grants his wish. Ali becomes the king of his village and rules with fairness and justice.

Who is the King?

The king in this chapter is Ali, the young shepherd boy who uses his wishes to bring rain, prosperity, and ultimately becomes the king of his village. Ali is a kind and fair ruler who is loved by his people. He takes his responsibilities seriously and works hard to make his village a better place.

Importance of the King’s Name

The name of the king is not mentioned in this chapter. However, this is not important to the story as the focus is on Ali’s character and his actions rather than his name. The story shows us that anyone can become a leader if they are kind, fair, and work hard to make a difference.