Answer: Title: "The Bundled Strength"
Once upon a time, in a quaint village, there lived a wise farmer with his three strong-willed sons. Despite the bountiful harvests and prosperity on their farm, the brothers always found reasons to quarrel among themselves. The farmer, saddened by the constant discord, became gravely ill.
As his health declined, the farmer realized the urgency of imparting a valuable lesson to his sons. Gathering them by his bedside, he presented each son with a single stick. Try as they might, none of the sons could break the stick given to them. Frustrated and puzzled, they looked to their ailing father for guidance.
The old farmer, with a weak but knowing smile, handed each son a bundle of sticks tightly bound together. To their surprise, none of the brothers could break the bundled sticks either. The old father, seizing the moment, spoke words of wisdom to his sons.
"These sticks, like you, my dear sons, are stronger when united. Alone, they are fragile and easily broken, but together, they form an unbreakable bond. Learn from this lesson and understand the power of unity."
The sons, realizing the truth in their father's words, pledged to be united and not quarrel amongst themselves. United they stood, and harmony returned to the household.
In time, as the farmer's health improved, the brothers proved their newfound understanding of unity. To symbolize their commitment, each son took turns breaking a single stick with ease. However, when they attempted to break the bundle of sticks together, it remained unyielding.
With joyful hearts, they understood the profound moral their father had taught them: "Unity is strength." Promising their father to uphold this lesson, the once-quarrelsome sons embraced their unity, ensuring that their farm prospered not only in crops but in the unbreakable bond that held them together.
