The King Who Served His People
King Rama did not sit lazily on his throne. He worked hard for his people every day.
He walked through the streets to meet everyone. He asked, "Are you happy? Do you have enough food? How can I help?"
He built wells, helped farmers, and made sure no one was hungry or sad.
"A king is a servant of his people," Rama said kindly.
Because Rama served with love, his kingdom became the happiest place on earth.
True leaders serve others with a caring heart.
ServiceDid you know?
A kingdom ruled with such kindness is called "Ram Rajya," the ideal happy kingdom.
Try this at home
Serve someone by doing a helpful act without being asked.
Questions to talk about
Ask these after reading. The answer is underneath each one.
What did King Rama do every day?
Answer: Worked hard for his people
What did he ask his people?
Answer: How he could help
What is a king, said Rama?
Answer: A servant of his people
Bring this story to life
In the Superkids app your child reads this story with pictures, hears it read aloud, answers the questions as a game, and earns stars for every story finished.
Start freeNo card needed.
