Once upon a time there was an old man, and he had three sons - two smart, and the third, Emelya, a fool.
The two older brothers work, and Emelya lies on the stove all day and does nothing. Once the brothers left for the market, and the daughters-in-law let Emel ask:
- Emelya, go get some water.
And he told them from the stove:
- Reluctance.
- Go, Emelya, otherwise the brothers will come back and get angry.
- Well, okay, so be it, I’ll go get some water.
Emelya got down from the stove, put on his shoes, got dressed, took buckets and an ax and went to the river.
Emelya made a hole in the ice with an ax, filled the buckets with icy water, and looked into the water.
Lo and behold, there’s a pike in the hole!
Emelya contrived and grabbed a toothy fish.
- This will be a nice ear!
And suddenly take the pike and say to him in a human voice:
“Don’t destroy me, Emelyushka, let me go, I’ll still be useful to you.”
And Emelya laughs:
- What will you be useful to me for? No, I’d better take you home and tell my daughters-in-law to cook your fish soup.
And the pike to him again:
- Let me go, Emelyushka, I will do whatever you want.
- Well, okay, pike, but first prove that you are not deceiving. Make sure the buckets go home on their own and the water doesn’t spill...
Pike answers:
- Okay, just before you make a wish, tell me magic words: "By pike command, according to my wishes."
Emelya says:
- At the behest of the pike, at my will - go home, buckets...
He just said - the buckets themselves and went up the mountain. Emelya lowered the pike into the hole and went to get the buckets.
The buckets are walking through the village, the people are amazed, and Emelya is walking behind, chuckling. The buckets came into the hut and stood on the bench themselves. And Emelya climbed onto the stove again.
A little time passed, and the daughters-in-law approached him again:
- Emelya, chop some wood.
- Reluctance.
“Punch it, Emelya, otherwise the brothers will come back and get angry.”
- Well, okay, so be it, I’ll chop some wood. At the behest of the pike, at my will, go and chop the wood with an axe, and you, the firewood, go into the hut yourself and put yourself in the oven...
He just said - the ax jumped out from under the bench - and into the yard and let's chop wood, and the wood itself goes into the hut and climbs into the stove.
A little more time passed, and again Emelya’s daughters-in-law asked:
— Emelya, we’ve run out of firewood. Go to the forest and chop it up.
And he told them from the stove:
- Reluctance.
- Go, Emelya, otherwise the brothers will come back and get angry.
- Well, okay, so be it, I’ll go to the forest for firewood.
Emelya got down from the stove, put on his shoes, and got dressed. He took a rope and an ax, went out into the yard and sat in the sleigh:
- Women, open the gates!
And his daughters-in-law say to him:
- Why did you, fool, get into the sleigh without harnessing the horse?
- I don’t need a horse.
The daughters-in-law opened the gate, and Emelya whispered to the sleigh:
- At the behest of the pike, at my desire - go, sleigh, into the forest...
He just said how the sleigh drove off so fast that even a horse couldn’t keep up.
We had to go through the village, and Emelina’s sleigh crushed a lot of people along the way, knocked off the sides of many, and gave bumps to many. The people are angry with Emelya, they shout at him and scold him.
But Emelya doesn’t give a damn, he’s just pushing his sleigh.
He arrived in the forest and said:
- At the behest of the pike, at my request - an axe, chop some dry wood, and you, firewood, fall into the sleigh yourself, tie yourself up...
The ax began to chop dry trees, and the firewood itself fell into the sleigh and was tied with a rope. Soon there was a whole load of firewood. And then Emelya ordered an ax to cut out a heavy club for himself, sat down on the cart and said:
- At the behest of the pike, at my desire - go, sleigh, home...
And the sleigh rushed home, faster than before. Emelya drives through the village, where there were a lot of people just now, and there they are already waiting for him. They grabbed Emelya and dragged her off the cart, scolding and beating her.
Emelya sees that things are bad and whispers under his breath:
- At the behest of the pike, at my desire - come on, club, crush their sides...
The club jumped off the cart and began to harass the people, so much so that everyone ran away. And Emelya came home and climbed onto his favorite stove again.
Soon the news of Emelin’s tricks reached the Tsar Father himself. He called an officer and ordered him to deliver Emelya to the palace.
An officer enters Emelina’s hut and asks:
- Are you Emelya the Fool?
And Emelya told him from the stove:
- What do you care?
- Dress smarter, I’ll take you to the Tsar.
- Reluctance.
The officer got angry and hit Emelya on the top of the head.
And Emelya whispers under her breath:
- At the behest of the pike, at my will - a club, crush his sides...
The club jumps from under the bench and let’s beat the officer. He forcibly carried off his legs. The Tsar was surprised, called the most important nobleman to him and said:
“Bring Emelya the Fool to my palace, otherwise I’ll take his head off his shoulders!”
The most important nobleman bought raisins, prunes, gingerbread, came to Emelina’s hut and let his daughters-in-law ask what he supposedly likes.
“Our Emelya loves it when people ask him kindly and promise him a red caftan.”
The most important nobleman gave Emelya raisins, prunes, gingerbread and said:
- Emelyushka, why is there no use lying on the stove? Let's go to the Tsar.
- And I’m warm here too...
- Emelyushka, the Tsar will give you food and water.
- Reluctance.
“Emelyushka, the Tsar will give you a red caftan and a hat and boots to boot.”
Emelya thought and thought and said:
- Well, okay, so be it, I’ll go to the Tsar. You go ahead, and I will follow you.
The nobleman left, and Emelya said:
- At the behest of the pike, at my desire - go, bake, to the Tsar's palace...
The corners of the hut crackled, the roof creaked, the wall moved away, the stove rolled into the yard and drove along the road straight to the Tsar.
The king looks out the window and wonders:
- What kind of miracle is this?
And the most important nobleman answers him:
- And this is Emelya the fool on the stove coming to you.
The Tsar came out onto the porch:
- Something, Emelya, there are a lot of complaints about you! Like, big number you suppressed the people.
- Why did they climb under the sleigh?
At this time, the Tsar’s daughter, Marya the Princess, was looking at him through the window.
Emelya saw her and whispered under his breath:
- At the behest of the pike, at my will - love me, Tsar’s daughter...
- And you, baker, take me back home...
The stove turned and went home, rolled into the hut and stood in its original place.
Emelya is lying there again and kicking his butt.
And the Tsar in the palace is screaming and crying: Marya the Princess is pining for Emelya, she cannot live without him, she begs the priest to marry her to Emelya. Here the Tsar was in charge and tightened his grip.
He called the most important nobleman to himself and said:
“Go this very minute for Emelei, bring him to me, otherwise I’ll take his head off his shoulders!”
The most important nobleman bought sweet wines and various snacks, came to Emelya and let him treat him with sweets.
Emelya ate his fill, got drunk, got drunk and went to bed. And the nobleman put him in a sleigh and took him to the Tsar.
The king immediately ordered a large barrel with iron hoops to be rolled in and placed in it. Emelya the fool and Marya the Princess. Then the barrel was covered with a lid, tarred and thrown into the sea.
How much time has passed, you never know, but Emelya woke up. He sees it is dark and cramped.
-Where am I?
And in response he hears:
- Boring and sickening, Emelyushka! They tarred us in a barrel and threw us into the blue sea.
- And who are you?
- I am Marya the Princess.
And Emelya whispered under his breath:
- At the behest of the pike, at my wish - the winds are violent, roll the barrel onto a dry bank, onto the yellow sand...
Violent winds blew, the sea became agitated, foamed, and threw the barrel onto a dry shore, onto the yellow sand. The prisoners crawled out of the barrel, and Marya Princess said:
- Where will we live, Emelyushka? Build any kind of hut.
- Reluctance.
And she asks him even more than before, speaks kind words.
- Well, okay, so be it, I’ll build it.
And he whispers under his breath:
- At the behest of the pike, at my will, build a stone palace with a golden roof...
As soon as he said it, a stone palace with a golden roof appeared. There is a green garden all around: flowers are blooming and birds are singing. Marya Princess and Emelya entered the palace and sat down by the window.
- Emelyushka, isn’t it possible for you to become handsome?
Here Emelya thought for a moment:
- At the behest of the pike, at my desire - to become a good fellow, a handsome man...
And Emelya became such that he could neither be told in a fairy tale nor described with a pen.
And at that time the Tsar was going hunting and saw a palace standing where there was nothing before.
“What kind of ignoramus built a palace on my land without my permission?”
The ambassadors ran, stood under the window, asking.
Emelya answers them:
- Ask the Tsar to visit me, I will tell him myself.
The Tsar came to visit. Emelya meets him, takes him to the palace, and seats him at the table. They begin to feast.
The king eats, drinks and is not surprised at all:
-Who are you, good fellow?
- Do you remember Emelya the Fool - how he came to you on the stove, and you ordered him and your daughter to be tarred in a barrel and thrown into the sea? I am the same Emelya. If I want, I will bring ruin to your entire kingdom.
The Tsar was frightened beyond words and began to ask for forgiveness:
- Marry my daughter, Emelyushka, take my kingdom, just don’t destroy me, an old man!
That's what they agreed on. And they threw a feast for the whole world. Emelya married Princess Marya and began to reign. This is where the fairy tale ends, and whoever listened, well done.
Once upon a time there lived an old man. He had three sons: two smart, the third - the fool Emelya.
Those brothers work, but Emelya lies on the stove all day, doesn’t want to know anything.
One day the brothers went to the market, and the women, daughters-in-law, let’s send him:
Go, Emelya, for water.
And he told them from the stove:
Reluctance...
Go, Emelya, otherwise the brothers will return from the market and won’t bring you gifts.
OK.
Emelya got down from the stove, put on his shoes, got dressed, took buckets and an ax and went to the river.
He cut through the ice, scooped up buckets and set them down, while he looked into the hole. And Emelya saw a pike in the ice hole. He contrived and grabbed the pike in his hand:
This will be a sweet soup!
Emelya, let me go into the water, I will be useful to you.
And Emelya laughs:
What will I need you for?.. No, I’ll take you home and tell my daughters-in-law to cook some fish soup. The ear will be sweet.
The pike begged again:
Emelya, Emelya, let me go into the water, I will do whatever you want.
Okay, just show me first that you’re not deceiving me, then I’ll let you go.
Pike asks him:
Emelya, Emelya, tell me - what do you want now?
I want the buckets to go home on their own and the water not to spill...
Pike tells him:
Remember my words: when you want something, just say:
"At the behest of the pike, at my will."
Emelya says:
At the behest of the pike, at my will, go home yourself, buckets...
He just said - the buckets themselves and went up the hill. Emelya let the pike into the hole, and he went to get the buckets.
The buckets are walking through the village, the people are amazed, and Emelya walks behind, chuckling... The buckets went into the hut and stood on the bench, and Emelya climbed onto the stove.
How much or how little time has passed - his daughters-in-law say to him:
Emelya, why are you lying there? I would go and chop some wood.
Reluctance...
If you don’t chop wood, your brothers will return from the market and they won’t bring you gifts.
Emelya is reluctant to get off the stove. He remembered about the pike and slowly said:
According to the pike's command, according to my desire - go, get an ax, chop some firewood, and for the firewood - go into the hut yourself and put it in the oven...
The ax jumped out from under the bench - and into the yard, and let’s chop wood, and the firewood itself goes into the hut and into the stove.
How much or how much time has passed - the daughters-in-law say again:
Emelya, we no longer have firewood. Go to the forest and chop it up.
And he told them from the stove:
What are you up to?
What are we doing?.. Is it our business to go to the forest for firewood?
I don't feel like...
Well, there won't be any gifts for you.
Nothing to do. Emelya got down from the stove, put on his shoes, and got dressed. He took a rope and an ax, went out into the yard and sat in the sleigh:
Women, open the gates!
His daughters-in-law tell him:
Why did you, fool, get into the sleigh without harnessing the horse?
I don't need a horse.
The daughters-in-law opened the gate, and Emelya said quietly:
At the behest of the pike, at my will, go, sleigh, into the forest...
The sleigh drove through the gate on its own, but it was so fast that it was impossible to catch up with a horse.
But we had to go to the forest through the city, and here he crushed and crushed a lot of people. The people shout: "Hold him! Catch him!" And you know, he’s pushing the sleigh. Arrived in the forest:
At the behest of the pike, at my will - an axe, chop some dry wood, and you, woodworkers, fall into the sleigh yourself, tie yourself up...
The ax began to chop, chop dry firewood, and the firewood itself fell into the sleigh and was tied with a rope. Then Emelya ordered an ax to cut out a club for himself - one that could be lifted by force. Sat on the cart:
At the behest of the pike, at my will - go, sleigh, home...
The sleigh rushed home. Again Emelya drives through the city where he crushed and crushed a lot of people just now, and there they are already waiting for him. They grabbed Emelya and dragged her off the cart, cursing and beating her.
He sees that things are bad, and little by little:
At the behest of the pike, at my will - come on, club, break off their sides...
The club jumped out - and let's hit. The people rushed away, and Emelya came home and climbed onto the stove.
Whether long or short, the king heard about Emelin’s tricks and sent an officer after him to find him and bring him to the palace.
An officer arrives in that village, enters the hut where Emelya lives, and asks:
Are you a fool Emelya?
And he from the stove:
What do you care?
Get dressed quickly, I will take you to the king.
And I don't feel like...
The officer got angry and hit him on the cheek. And Emelya says quietly:
At the behest of the pike, at my will, a club, break off his sides...
The baton jumped out - and let’s beat the officer, he forcibly carried off his legs.
The king was surprised that his officer could not cope with Emelya, and sent his greatest nobleman:
Bring the fool Emelya to my palace, otherwise I’ll take his head off his shoulders.
The great nobleman bought raisins, prunes, and gingerbread, came to that village, entered that hut and began asking his daughters-in-law what Emelya loved.
Our Emelya loves it when someone asks him kindly and promises him a red caftan - then he will do whatever you ask.
The great nobleman gave Emelya raisins, prunes, and gingerbread and said:
Emelya, Emelya, why are you lying on the stove? Let's go to the king.
I'm warm here too...
Emelya, Emelya, the Tsar will give you good food and water, please, let’s go.
And I don't feel like...
Emelya, Emelya, the Tsar will give you a red caftan, a hat and boots.
Emelya thought and thought:
Well, okay, you go ahead, and I’ll follow behind you.
The nobleman left, and Emelya lay still and said:
At the behest of the pike, at my desire - come on, bake, go to the king...
Then the corners of the hut cracked, the roof shook, the wall flew out, and the stove itself went down the street, along the road, straight to the king.
The king looks out the window and wonders:
What kind of miracle is this?
The greatest nobleman answers him:
And this is Emelya on the stove coming to you.
The king came out onto the porch:
Something, Emelya, there are a lot of complaints about you! You suppressed a lot of people.
Why did they crawl under the sleigh?
At this time, the Tsar’s daughter, Marya the Princess, was looking at him through the window. Emelya saw her in the window and said quietly:
At the pike's command. according to my wish, let the king’s daughter love me...
And he also said:
Go bake, go home...
The stove turned and went home, went into the hut and returned to its original place. Emelya is lying down again.
And the king in the palace is screaming and crying. Princess Marya misses Emelya, cannot live without him, asks her father to marry her to Emelya. Here the king became upset, became upset and said again to the greatest nobleman:
Go, bring Emelya to me, alive or dead, otherwise I’ll take his head off his shoulders.
The great nobleman bought sweet wines and various snacks, went to that village, entered that hut and began to treat Emelya.
Emelya got drunk, ate, got drunk and went to bed. And the nobleman put him in a cart and took him to the king.
The king immediately ordered a large barrel with iron hoops to be rolled in. They put Emelya and Maryutsarevna in it, tarred them and threw the barrel into the sea.
Whether for a long time or for a short time, Emelya woke up and saw that it was dark and cramped:
Where am I?
And they answer him:
Boring and sickening, Emelyushka! We were tarred in a barrel and thrown into the blue sea.
And who are you?
I am Princess Marya.
Emelya says:
At the command of the pike, at my will - the winds are violent, roll the barrel onto the dry shore, onto the yellow sand...
The winds blew violently. The sea became agitated and the barrel was thrown onto the dry shore, onto the yellow sand. Emelya and Marya the Princess came out of it.
Emelyushka, where will we live? Build any kind of hut.
And I don't feel like...
Then she began to ask him even more, and he said:
At the behest of the pike, at my will, build a stone palace with a golden roof...
As soon as he said, a stone palace with a golden roof appeared. There is a green garden all around: flowers are blooming and birds are singing. Princess Marya and Emelya entered the palace and sat down by the window.
Emelyushka, can’t you become handsome?
Here Emelya thought for a moment:
At the behest of the pike, at my desire - to become a good fellow, a handsome man...
And Emelya became such that he could neither be told in a fairy tale nor described with a pen.
And at that time the king was going hunting and saw a palace standing where there was nothing before.
What kind of ignoramus built a palace on my land without my permission?
And he sent to find out and ask: “Who are they?” The ambassadors ran, stood under the window, asking.
Emelya answers them:
Ask the king to visit me, I will tell him myself.
The king came to visit him. Emelya meets him, takes him to the palace, and seats him at the table. They begin to feast. The king eats, drinks and is not surprised:
Who are you, good fellow?
Do you remember the fool Emelya - how he came to you on the stove, and you ordered him and your daughter to be tarred in a barrel and thrown into the sea? I am the same Emelya. If I want, I will burn and destroy your entire kingdom.
The king was very frightened and began to ask for forgiveness:
Marry my daughter, Emelyushka, take my kingdom, but don’t destroy me!
Here they had a feast for the whole world. Emelya married Princess Marya and began to rule the kingdom.
This is where the fairy tale ends, and whoever listened, well done.
Russian folk tales adapted by A. Tolstoy
By pike command
Once upon a time there lived an old man. He had three sons: two smart, the third a fool, Emelya.
Those brothers work, but Emelya lies on the stove all day, doesn’t want to know anything.
One day the brothers went to the market, and the women, daughters-in-law, let’s send him:
Go, Emelya, for water.
And he told them from the stove:
Reluctance...
Go, Emelya, otherwise the brothers will return from the market and won’t bring you gifts.
OK.
Emelya got down from the stove, put on his shoes, got dressed, took buckets and an ax and went to the river.
He cut through the ice, scooped up buckets and set them down, while he looked into the hole. And Emelya saw a pike in the ice hole. He contrived and grabbed the pike in his hand:
This will be a sweet soup!
Emelya, let me go into the water, I will be useful to you.
And Emelya laughs:
What will I need you for?.. No, I’ll take you home and tell my daughters-in-law to cook some fish soup. The ear will be sweet.
The pike begged again:
Emelya, Emelya, let me go into the water, I will do whatever you want.
Okay, just show me first that you’re not deceiving me, then I’ll let you go.
Pike asks him:
Emelya, Emelya, tell me - what do you want now?
I want the buckets to go home on their own and the water not to spill...
Pike tells him:
Remember my words, when you want something, just say: “By the command of the pike, according to my desire.”
Emelya says:
At the behest of the pike, at my will, go home yourself, buckets...
He just said - the buckets themselves and went up the hill. Emelya let the pike into the hole, and he went to get the buckets.
The buckets are walking through the village, the people are amazed, and Emelya walks behind, chuckling... The buckets went into the hut and stood on the bench, and Emelya climbed onto the stove.
How much or how little time has passed - his daughters-in-law say to him:
Emelya, why are you lying there? I would go and chop some wood.
Reluctance...
If you don’t chop wood, your brothers will return from the market and they won’t bring you gifts.
Emelya is reluctant to get off the stove. He remembered about the pike and slowly said:
According to the pike's command, according to my desire - go, get an ax, chop some firewood, and go into the hut yourself and put the firewood in the oven...
The ax jumped out from under the bench - and into the yard, and let’s chop wood, and the firewood itself goes into the hut and into the stove.
How much or how much time has passed - the daughters-in-law say again:
Emelya, we no longer have firewood. Go to the forest and chop it up.
And he told them from the stove:
What are you up to?
What are we doing?.. Is it our business to go to the forest for firewood?
I don't feel like...
Well, there won't be any gifts for you.
Nothing to do. Emelya got down from the stove, put on his shoes, and got dressed. He took a rope and an ax, went out into the yard and sat in the sleigh:
Women, open the gates!
His daughters-in-law tell him:
Why did you, fool, get into the sleigh without harnessing the horse?
I don't need a horse.
The daughters-in-law opened the gate, and Emelya said quietly:
At the behest of the pike, at my will, go, sleigh, into the forest...
The sleigh drove through the gate on its own, but it was so fast that it was impossible to catch up with a horse.
But we had to go to the forest through the city, and here he crushed and crushed a lot of people. The people shout: "Hold him! Catch him!" And you know, he’s pushing the sleigh. Arrived in the forest:
At the behest of the pike, at my will - an axe, chop some dry wood, and you, woodworkers, fall into the sleigh yourself, tie yourself up...
The ax began to chop, chop dry trees, and the firewood itself fell into the sleigh and was tied with a rope.
Then Emelya ordered an ax to cut out a club for himself - one that could be lifted by force. Sat on the cart:
At the behest of the pike, at my will - go, sleigh, home...
The sleigh rushed home. Again Emelya drives through the city where he crushed and crushed a lot of people just now, and there they are already waiting for him. They grabbed Emelya and dragged her off the cart, cursing and beating her. He sees that things are bad, and little by little:
At the behest of the pike, at my will - come on, club, break off their sides...
The club jumped out - and let's hit. The people rushed away, and Emelya came home and climbed onto the stove.
Whether long or short, the king heard about Emelin’s tricks and sent an officer after him to find him and bring him to the palace.
An officer arrives in that village, enters the hut where Emelya lives, and asks:
Are you a fool Emelya?
And he from the stove:
What do you care?
Get dressed quickly, I will take you to the king.
And I don't feel like...
The officer got angry and hit him on the cheek.
And Emelya says quietly:
At the behest of the pike, at my will, a club, break off his sides...
The baton jumped out - and let’s beat the officer, he forcibly carried off his legs.
The king was surprised that his officer could not cope with Emelya, and sent his greatest nobleman:
Bring the fool Emelya to my palace, otherwise I’ll take his head off his shoulders.
The great nobleman bought raisins, prunes, and gingerbread, came to that village, entered that hut and began asking his daughters-in-law what Emelya loved.
Our Emelya loves it when someone asks him kindly and promises him a red caftan - then he will do whatever you ask.
The great nobleman gave Emelya raisins, prunes, and gingerbread and said:
Emelya, Emelya, why are you lying on the stove? Let's go to the king.
I'm warm here too...
Emelya, Emelya, the king will give you good food and drink - please, let's go.
And I don't feel like...
Emelya, Emelya, the Tsar will give you a red caftan, a hat and boots.
Emelya thought and thought:
Well, okay, you go ahead, and I’ll follow behind you.
The nobleman left, and Emelya lay still and said:
At the behest of the pike, at my desire - come on, bake, go to the king...
Then the corners of the hut cracked, the roof shook, the wall flew out, and the stove itself went down the street, along the road, straight to the king...
The king looks out the window and wonders:
What kind of miracle is this?
The greatest nobleman answers him:
And this is Emelya on the stove coming to you.
The king came out onto the porch:
Something, Emelya, there are a lot of complaints about you! You suppressed a lot of people.
Why did they crawl under the sleigh?
At this time, the Tsar’s daughter, Marya the Princess, was looking at him through the window. Emelya saw her in the window and said quietly:
According to the pike's command, according to my desire - let the Tsar's daughter love me...
And he also said:
Go bake, go home...
We are accustomed to the fact that Emelya, from the Russian folk tale “By Prank’s Command,” is a narrow-minded person, not smart, but simply a fool. He sits on his stove, doesn’t do any good deeds, and brushes off his daughters-in-law’s requests. It would seem that he is a completely worthless person. But for some reason, both children and adults like to read about Emelya, they like this fairy tale, this simple story. And why? Firstly, because it is about our young Russian, even if he has not yet fledged. What are his years? He will also become a real person. And secondly, Emelya’s desires are too attractive: for buckets of water to go home on their own. Does this remind you of anything? (“And we have running water. Here!”). And the sleigh? “Take the sleigh home yourself.” (This is a prototype of a car). So Emelya is far from a fool. He just dreamed ahead of time about making the fairy tale come true...
"At the behest of the pike"
Russian folk tale
Once upon a time there lived an old man. He had three sons: two smart, the third - the fool Emelya. Those brothers work, but Emelya lies on the stove all day, doesn’t want to know anything.
One day the brothers went to the market, and the women, daughters-in-law, let’s send him:
Go, Emelya, for water.
And he told them from the stove:
Reluctance…
- Go, Emelya, otherwise the brothers will return from the market and won’t bring you gifts.
- OK.
Emelya got down from the stove, put on his shoes, got dressed, took buckets and an ax and went to the river.
He cut through the ice, scooped up buckets and set them down, while he looked into the hole. And Emelya saw a pike in the ice hole. He contrived and grabbed the pike in his hand:
This will be a sweet soup!
Emelya, let me go into the water, I will be useful to you.
And Emelya laughs:
What will you be useful to me for? No, I’ll take you home and tell my daughters-in-law to cook your fish soup. The ear will be sweet.
The pike begged again:
Emelya, Emelya, let me go into the water, I will do whatever you want.
- Okay, just show me first that you’re not deceiving me, then I’ll let you go.
Pike asks him:
Emelya, Emelya, tell me - what do you want now?
- I want the buckets to go home on their own and the water not to spill...
Pike tells him:
Remember my words: when you want something, just say:
At the pike's command,
According to my wish.
Emelya says:
At the pike's command,
According to my wish -
go home yourself, buckets...
He just said - the buckets themselves and went up the hill. Emelya let the pike into the hole, and he went to get the buckets.
The buckets are walking through the village, the people are amazed, and Emelya walks behind, chuckling... The buckets went into the hut and stood on the bench, and Emelya climbed onto the stove.
How much or how little time has passed - his daughters-in-law say to him:
Emelya, why are you lying there? I would go and chop some wood.
- Reluctance...
- If you don’t chop wood, your brothers will return from the market, they won’t bring you gifts.
Emelya is reluctant to get off the stove. He remembered about the pike and slowly said:
At the pike's command,
According to my wish -
go, axe, chop some wood, and the firewood, go into the hut yourself and put it in the oven...
The ax jumped out from under the bench - and into the yard, and let’s chop wood, and the firewood itself goes into the hut and into the stove.
How much or how much time has passed - the daughters-in-law say again:
Emelya, we no longer have firewood. Go to the forest and chop it up.
And he told them from the stove:
What are you up to?
- What are we doing?.. Is it our business to go to the forest for firewood?
- I don’t feel like...
- Well, there won't be any gifts for you.
Nothing to do. Emelya got down from the stove, put on his shoes, and got dressed. He took a rope and an ax, went out into the yard and sat in the sleigh:
Women, open the gates!
His daughters-in-law tell him:
- Why did you, fool, get into the sleigh without harnessing the horse?
- I don't need a horse.
The daughters-in-law opened the gate, and Emelya said quietly:
At the pike's command,
According to my wish -
go, sleigh, into the forest...
The sleigh drove through the gate on its own, but it was so fast that it was impossible to catch up with a horse.
But we had to go to the forest through the city, and here he crushed and crushed a lot of people. The people shout “Hold him! Catch him! And he, you know, is driving the sleigh. Arrived in the forest:
At the pike's command,
According to my wish -
axe, chop some dry wood, and you, firewood, get into the sleigh yourself, tie yourself up...
The ax began to chop, chop dry trees, and the firewood itself fell into the sleigh and was tied with a rope. Then Emelya ordered an ax to cut out a club for himself - one that could be lifted by force. Sat on the cart:
At the pike's command,
According to my wish -
go, sleigh, home...
The sleigh rushed home. Again Emelya drives through the city where he crushed and crushed a lot of people just now, and there they are already waiting for him. They grabbed Emelya and dragged her off the cart, cursing and beating her.
He sees that things are bad, and little by little:
At the pike's command,
According to my wish -
Come on, club, break off their sides...
The club jumped out - and let's hit. The people rushed away, and Emelya came home and climbed onto the stove.
Whether long or short, the king heard about Emelin’s tricks and sent an officer after him: to find him and bring him to the palace.
An officer arrives in that village, enters the hut where Emelya lives, and asks:
Are you a fool Emelya?
And he from the stove:
What do you care?
- Get dressed quickly, I will take you to the king.
- I don’t feel like it...
The officer got angry and hit him on the cheek. And Emelya says quietly:
At the pike's command,
According to my wish -
club, break his sides...
The baton jumped out - and let’s beat the officer, he forcibly carried off his legs.
The king was surprised that his officer could not cope with Emelya, and sent his greatest nobleman:
Bring the fool Emelya to my palace, otherwise I’ll take his head off his shoulders.
The great nobleman bought raisins, prunes, and gingerbread, came to that village, entered that hut and began asking his daughters-in-law what Emelya loved.
Our Emelya loves it when someone asks him kindly and promises him a red caftan - then he will do whatever you ask.
The great nobleman gave Emelya raisins, prunes, and gingerbread and said:
Emelya, Emelya, why are you lying on the stove? Let's go to the king.
- I’m warm here too...
- Emelya, Emelya, the king will have good food and water, - please, let's go.
- I don’t feel like it...
- Emelya, Emelya, the Tsar will give you a red caftan, a hat and boots.
Emelya thought and thought:
Well, okay, you go ahead, and I’ll follow behind you.
The nobleman left, and Emelya lay still and said:
At the pike's command,
According to my wish -
come on, bake, go to the king...
Then the corners of the hut cracked, the roof shook, the wall flew out, and the stove itself went down the street, along the road, straight to the king.
The king looks out the window and wonders:
- What kind of miracle is this?
The greatest nobleman answers him:
And this is Emelya on the stove coming to you.
The king came out onto the porch:
Something, Emelya, there are a lot of complaints about you! You suppressed a lot of people.
- Why did they climb under the sleigh?
At this time, the Tsar’s daughter, Marya the Princess, was looking at him through the window. Emelya saw her in the window and said quietly:
At the pike's command,
According to my wish -
let the king's daughter love me...
And he also said:
Go bake, go home...
The stove turned and went home, went into the hut and returned to its original place. Emelya is lying down again.
And the king in the palace is screaming and crying. Princess Marya misses Emelya, cannot live without him, asks her father to marry her to Emelya.
Here the king became upset, became upset and said again to the greatest nobleman:
Go and bring Emelya to me, alive or dead, otherwise I’ll take his head off his shoulders.
The great nobleman bought sweet wines and various snacks, went to that village, entered that hut and began to treat Emelya.
Emelya got drunk, ate, got drunk and went to bed. And the nobleman put him in a cart and took him to the king.
The king immediately ordered a large barrel with iron hoops to be rolled in. They put Emelya and Princess Marya in it, tarred them and threw the barrel into the sea.
Whether long or short, Emelya woke up; sees - dark, cramped:
Where am I?
And they answer him:
Boring and sickening, Emelyushka! We were tarred in a barrel and thrown into the blue sea.
And who are you?
- I am Princess Marya.
Emelya says:
- At the behest of the pike,
According to my wish -
the winds are violent, roll the barrel onto the dry shore, onto the yellow sand...
The winds blew violently. The sea became agitated and the barrel was thrown onto the dry shore, onto the yellow sand. Emelya and Marya the Princess came out of it.
Emelyushka, where will we live? Build any kind of hut.
- I don’t feel like it...
Then she began to ask him even more, and he said:
At the pike's command,
According to my wish -
build a stone palace with a golden roof...
As soon as he said, a stone palace with a golden roof appeared. There is a green garden all around: flowers are blooming and birds are singing.
Princess Marya and Emelya entered the palace and sat down by the window.
Emelyushka, can’t you become handsome?
Here Emelya thought for a moment:
At the pike's command,
According to my wish -
become a good fellow, a handsome man...
And Emelya became such that he could neither be told in a fairy tale nor described with a pen.
And at that time the king was going hunting and saw a palace standing where there was nothing before.
What kind of ignoramus built a palace on my land without my permission?
And he sent to find out and ask: “Who are they?” The ambassadors ran, stood under the window, asking. Emelya answers them:
Ask the king to visit me, I will tell him myself.
The king came to visit him. Emelya meets him, takes him to the palace, and seats him at the table. They begin to feast. The king eats, drinks and is not surprised:
Who are you, good fellow?
- Do you remember the fool Emelya - how he came to you on the stove, and you ordered him and your daughter to be tarred in a barrel and thrown into the sea? I am the same Emelya. If I want, I will burn and destroy your entire kingdom.
The king was very frightened and began to ask for forgiveness:
Marry my daughter, Emelyushka, take my kingdom, but don’t destroy me!
Here they had a feast for the whole world. Emelya married Princess Marya and began to rule the kingdom.
This is where the fairy tale ends, and whoever listened, well done.
***
The fairy tale “At the Pike's Command” teaches us that in life we need to be able to make wishes. It is clear that the magic pike will not swim, although who knows? The main thing is that you need to find the right body of water (your territory, field of activity) in time and firmly move towards the fulfillment of your desires. Emelya is lucky. Everything ended just fine for him. And he received a kingdom and a noble wife. Lucky - the strongest, persistent, assertive. Good luck to all of us!
Once upon a time there lived an old man. He had three sons: two smart, the third - the fool Emelya.
Those brothers work, but Emelya lies on the stove all day, doesn’t want to know anything.
One day the brothers went to the market, and the women, daughters-in-law, let’s send him:
- Go, Emelya, for water.
And he told them from the stove:
- Reluctance...
- Go, Emelya, otherwise the brothers will return from the market and won’t bring you gifts.
- OK.
Emelya got down from the stove, put on his shoes, got dressed, took buckets and an ax and went to the river.
He cut through the ice, scooped up buckets and set them down, while he looked into the hole. And Emelya saw a pike in the ice hole. He contrived and grabbed the pike in his hand:
- This ear will be sweet!
“Emelya, let me go into the water, I’ll be useful to you.”
And Emelya laughs:
- What will I need you for?.. No, I’ll take you home and tell my daughters-in-law to cook some fish soup. The ear will be sweet.
The pike begged again:
- Emelya, Emelya, let me go into the water, I will do whatever you want.
“Okay, just show me first that you’re not deceiving me, then I’ll let you go.”
Pike asks him:
- Emelya, Emelya, tell me - what do you want now?
— I want the buckets to go home on their own and the water not to spill...
Pike tells him:
- Remember my words: when you want something, just say:
“At the behest of the pike, at my will.”
Emelya says:
- At the behest of the pike, at my will - go home, buckets...
He just said - the buckets themselves and went up the hill. Emelya let the pike into the hole, and he went to get the buckets.
The buckets are walking through the village, the people are amazed, and Emelya walks behind, chuckling... The buckets went into the hut and stood on the bench, and Emelya climbed onto the stove.
How much time has passed, or not enough time - his daughters-in-law say to him:
- Emelya, why are you lying there? I would go and chop some wood.
- Reluctance...
“If you don’t chop wood, your brothers will return from the market and they won’t bring you gifts.”
Emelya is reluctant to get off the stove. He remembered about the pike and slowly said:
“According to the pike’s command, according to my desire - go, take an ax, chop up some firewood, and for the firewood, go into the hut yourself and put it in the oven ...
The ax jumped out from under the bench - and into the yard, and let’s chop wood, and the wood itself goes into the hut and into the stove.
How much or how much time has passed - the daughters-in-law say again:
- Emelya, we no longer have firewood. Go to the forest and chop it up.
And he told them from the stove:
- What are you talking about?
- What are we doing?.. Is it our business to go to the forest for firewood?
- I don’t feel like...
- Well, there won't be any gifts for you.
Nothing to do. Emelya got down from the stove, put on his shoes, and got dressed. He took a rope and an ax, went out into the yard and sat in the sleigh:
- Women, open the gates!
His daughters-in-law tell him:
- Why did you, fool, get into the sleigh without harnessing the horse?
- I don't need a horse.
The daughters-in-law opened the gate, and Emelya said quietly:
- At the behest of the pike, at my desire - go, sleigh, into the forest...
The sleigh drove through the gate on its own, but it was so fast that it was impossible to catch up with a horse.
But we had to go to the forest through the city, and here he crushed and crushed a lot of people. The people shout: “Hold him! Catch him! And you know, he’s pushing the sleigh. Arrived in the forest:
- At the behest of the pike, at my wish - an ax, chop some dry firewood, and you, firewood, fall into the sleigh yourself, tie yourself up...
The ax began to chop, chop dry firewood, and the firewood itself fell into the sleigh and was tied with a rope. Then Emelya ordered an ax to cut out a club for himself - one that could be lifted by force. Sat on the cart:
- At the behest of the pike, at my desire - go, sleigh, home...
The sleigh rushed home. Again Emelya drives through the city where he crushed and crushed a lot of people just now, and there they are already waiting for him. They grabbed Emelya and dragged her off the cart, cursing and beating her.
He sees that things are bad, and little by little:
- At the behest of the pike, at my will - come on, club, break off their sides...
The club jumped out - and let’s hit. The people rushed away, and Emelya came home and climbed onto the stove.
Whether long or short, the king heard about Emelin’s tricks and sent an officer after him to find him and bring him to the palace.
An officer arrives in that village, enters the hut where Emelya lives, and asks:
- Are you a fool Emelya?
And he from the stove:
- What do you care?
“Get dressed quickly, I’ll take you to the king.”
- But I don’t feel like...
The officer got angry and hit him on the cheek. And Emelya says quietly:
- At the behest of the pike, at my will - a club, break off his sides...
The baton jumped out - and let’s beat the officer, he forcibly carried off his legs.
The king was surprised that his officer could not cope with Emelya, and sent his greatest nobleman:
“Bring the fool Emelya to my palace, otherwise I’ll take your head off your shoulders.”
The great nobleman bought raisins, prunes, and gingerbread, came to that village, entered that hut and began asking his daughters-in-law what Emelya loved.
“Our Emelya loves it when someone asks him kindly and promises him a red caftan, then he will do whatever you ask.”
The great nobleman gave Emelya raisins, prunes, and gingerbread and said:
- Emelya, Emelya, why are you lying on the stove? Let's go to the king.
- I’m warm here too...
“Emelya, Emelya, the Tsar will give you good food and water, please, let’s go.”
- But I don’t feel like...
- Emelya, Emelya, the Tsar will give you a red caftan, a hat and boots.
Emelya thought and thought:
- Well, okay, you go ahead, and I’ll follow behind you.
The nobleman left, and Emelya lay still and said:
- At the behest of the pike, at my desire - come on, bake, go to the king...
Then the corners of the hut cracked, the roof shook, the wall flew out, and the stove itself went down the street, along the road, straight to the king.
The king looks out the window and wonders:
- What kind of miracle is this?
The greatest nobleman answers him:
- And this is Emelya on the stove coming to you.
The king came out onto the porch:
- Something, Emelya, there are a lot of complaints about you! You suppressed a lot of people.
- Why did they climb under the sleigh?
At this time, the tsar’s daughter, Marya the Princess, was looking at him through the window. Emelya saw her in the window and said quietly:
- At the behest of the pike. according to my wish, let the king’s daughter love me...
And he also said:
- Go, bake, go home...
The stove turned and went home, went into the hut and returned to its original place. Emelya is lying down again.
And the king in the palace is screaming and crying. Princess Marya misses Emelya, cannot live without him, asks her father to marry her to Emelya. Here the king became upset, became upset and said again to the greatest nobleman:
- Go, bring Emelya to me, alive or dead, otherwise I’ll take your head off your shoulders.
The great nobleman bought sweet wines and various snacks, went to that village, entered that hut and began to treat Emelya.
Emelya got drunk, ate, got drunk and went to bed. And the nobleman put him in a cart and took him to the king.
The king immediately ordered a large barrel with iron hoops to be rolled in. They put Emelya and Maryutsarevna in it, tarred them and threw the barrel into the sea.
Whether for a long time or for a short time, Emelya woke up and saw that it was dark and cramped:
- Where am I?
And they answer him:
- Boring and sickening, Emelyushka! We were tarred in a barrel and thrown into the blue sea.
- And who are you?
- I am Princess Marya.
Emelya says:
- At the behest of the pike, at my will - the winds are violent, roll the barrel onto the dry shore, onto the yellow sand...
The winds blew violently. The sea became agitated and the barrel was thrown onto the dry shore, onto the yellow sand. Emelya and Marya the Princess came out of it.
- Emelyushka, where will we live? Build any kind of hut.
- But I don’t feel like...
Then she began to ask him even more, and he said:
- At the behest of the pike, at my will - line up, a stone palace with a golden roof...
As soon as he said, a stone palace with a golden roof appeared. There is a green garden all around: flowers bloom and birds sing. Princess Marya and Emelya entered the palace and sat down by the window.
- Emelyushka, can’t you become handsome?
Here Emelya thought for a moment:
- At the behest of the pike, at my desire - to become a good fellow, a handsome man...
And Emelya became such that he could neither be told in a fairy tale nor described with a pen.
And at that time the king was going hunting and saw a palace standing where there was nothing before.
“What kind of ignoramus built a palace on my land without my permission?”
And he sent to find out and ask: “Who are they?” The ambassadors ran, stood under the window, asking.
Emelya answers them:
“Ask the king to visit me, I’ll tell him myself.”
The king came to visit him. Emelya meets him, takes him to the palace, and seats him at the table. They begin to feast. The king eats, drinks and is not surprised:
-Who are you, good fellow?
- Do you remember the fool Emelya - how he came to you on the stove, and you ordered him and your daughter to be tarred in a barrel and thrown into the sea? I am the same Emelya. If I want, I will burn and destroy your entire kingdom.
The king was very frightened and began to ask for forgiveness:
- Marry my daughter, Emelyushka, take my kingdom, but don’t destroy me!
Here they had a feast for the whole world. Emelya married Princess Marya and began to rule the kingdom.
This is where the fairy tale ends, and whoever listened, well done.
Alternative text:
— Russian folk tale processed by A.N. Tolstoy.
— Russian folk tale processed by A.N. Afanasyev.
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