This folktale is the origins of the people of Meshül (also called Gönshül) village. Long ago, a mother and her son lived in the forest of Meshül. Every day the son took his sheep into the mountains to graze. One day he met a young woman. After meeting every day for some time, the two fell in love. Later, the woman said that she was unable to stay with the young man any longer, but to look for a sign from her. The following day, a deer appeared and gave birth to a child, which the man took home to raise. The woman was actually the daughter of a local deity who became furious and banished her after learning of her relationship with the young man. The people of Meshül claim to descend from the young couple's child born to the deer.