This folktale tell the tale of three princes and their long journey back home. Once, a queen bore three extraordinary sons that overjoyed the king. When the king went off to practice Buddhism, however, his other jealous queens put the princes in a jar and threw them in the river. Luckily, a hermit found the jar, saved the princes, and raised them. At the time of the hermit's death, he told the three princes to find a magical bird named Tebong who had the power to liberate the six classes of sentient beings. After finding and receiving instructions from the magical bird, the three princes returned to the palace and lived happily.