Each of us in our childhood read fairy tales. We remember many of them by heart, but, unfortunately, we do not always know their authors. Who wrote the fairy-tale "Legume"? But this is one of the most famous magical stories. Read more about it in our article.
Disputes about authorship
We are all used to the fact that the tales we know are necessarily Russian folk, that is, they do not have the author as such. They were invented by people a long time ago, and they came to us safe and sound. But the people were not always the only author. Do we know who wrote the tale "The Beanseed"? It turns out that it really refers to folklore, but it was transformed and made famous by our Russian writer - Alexei Tolstoy. Now she is already acquiring copyright status and is published under his name.
The plot from different authors
The plots of Russian folk history and Tolstoy's “remake” are very similar. And yet it’s worth figuring out: whose fairy tale is “The bean seed?”
And in that and in another story the Cockerel barely escapes death. He finds a grain, eats, chokes on them, and he has nothing to breathe. Here his girlfriend Kurochka comes to the rescue. Wanting to save the Cockerel, she will seek help from everyone. From this point on, the plots begin to vary, depending on who wrote the fairy tale “Legume”. At Tolstoy, the Chicken and the Cockerel live with the mistress in her house. In a folk tale, birds are free.
Now the Chicken will go around the whole farm. The first was a Cow. She had to give an oilseed so that the Rooster swallowed it and the grain slipped. But there it was: A cow asks to turn to the mowers and take hay from them. The chicken asks them for hay, but they, in turn, send her to the stove for feces.
But here she is not lucky: now she needs to rush to the lumberjacks, and then to the blacksmith so that he forges an ax. The latter asks Chicken to burn the coals. And then, finally, the plot goes in the opposite direction. The chicken brought the coals, the blacksmith forged an ax, the lumberjacks chopped wood, the stove gave kalachi, and the mowers hay. Finally, the Cow ate and gave milk, which the mistress whipped in butter.
The chicken brought it to the Cockerel, he swallowed it, and a grain slipped from his throat further.
Regardless of who is the author of the fairy tale "Legume", the story ends positively.
Conclusion
Magic, as always, works wonders. Hasty Cockerel remains alive. What does this tale teach us? Of course, there is no hurry, and not just with meals. Not always close can be a compassionate Chicken, ready to come to the rescue.
After reading the tale, we learn kindness and responsiveness. The child realizes how important it is to lend a helping hand in a difficult situation. This is sometimes difficult, but you can’t give up. As Boldly Kurochka saved his Cock, so each of us should not be afraid of obstacles. All whom she asked for help did not refuse, but set certain conditions. But nothing was afraid of a faithful friend. And not in vain: the Cockerel survived and cried out loudly, "Cucarek!"
Now we know who wrote the fairy tale "Legume." Its main creator was the Russian people many hundreds of years ago. Alexey Tolstoy redid it, so we learned about the new adventures of the brave chicken.