1. There once lived three brothers who were known throughout the tall tales they told.

2. No one ever believed their tales and all who heard them would cry out with exclamation of disbelief.

3. When the story was finished, the prince did not doubt a word of it.

4. The prince did not make slaves of these men but instead allowed them to return to their village with the promise that they would never tell tales again.

5. And the three brothers were thereafter known throughout the land and their honesty and truthfulness.

What are folktales?

Folktales were frequently used to convey a shared past, to uphold cultural ideals, or to emphasize significant customs. Due to necessity, those who belonged to a tribe or lived in a small community had to get along with one another and refrain from using violence.

The traditional oral literature of the Filipino people is referred to as Philippine folk literature. Since the Philippines became a unified ethno-political entity, many kinds of folklore have emerged as well as the historical folk literature of the country's many ethnic groups.

Filipino folktales are legends that are a component of the country's oral culture. Since they have been passed down verbally from generation to generation rather than in writing, the tales have undergone several iterations before being written down and preserved.

Most importantly, folktales frequently attempt to impart a moral, sometimes known as a lesson on right and evil. And this frequently entails a struggle between right and wrong.

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