This folktale tells the tale of how one king lost his entire kingdom to another king in a bet over the honesty of a groom. Once when two kings were having a conversation, one king asked the other what treasures he had in his kingdom? The other king replied that he had an honest groom and but one horse. The first king replied that there was no one who was completely honest and so the two bet their kingdoms on the groom's honesty. The first king sent his wife to demand the heart of the second king's only horse from the groom. After giving the heart to her, the groom waited at the palace and informed the second king of what happened. In this way, the first king lost his kingdom to the second after the groom proved to be honest.