Creative stories of Wang Drugyal were popular, especially in western Bhutan. He was an intellegent man who deceived many people, yet also benefitted his community by doing so. According to a legend, he deceived a local deity of Haa, Ap Chundu, and channeled drinking water to his community. Though this act is good for the community, his deception of the deity led to his own death. In this story, Wang Drugyal went to Tibet to import salt. On his way to Tibet, he found a dead donkey and removed its private part, and covered it with salt, suger, sand and oil. After returning home, he gifted it to his female neighbors, who were offended and planned to take revenge. One the the girls invited Wang Drugyal to their home for dinner and drinks with their father to make him drunk. Wang Drugyal sensed the plan, and went to sleep prentending to be drunk. The girls made beds for both him and their father. At night Wang Drugyal exchanged beds with the father, who was drunk, but the girls (not realizing this) tried to put their private parts on Wang Drugyal's mouth, unwittingly doing so to their own father.