Once upon a time, there was a boy named Rantideva. He was born into a rich family and had lots of riches. But even as a child, Rantideva would share his riches with the needy.

As Rantideva grew up, he got married and had sons. But he never stopped being generous. He and his wife always thought of others before themselves.

Whenever someone came to their home in need, Rantideva and his wife would give them food, clothes, and whatever they needed. No one went away from their home empty-handed.

But as time went on, Rantideva's riches began to run out. His sons worried about their future, but Rantideva didn't care. He believed that helping others was more important than keeping his own wealth.

Finally, Rantideva had nothing left. He had given away all his riches to help others. But he didn't regret it. He knew that true happiness came from being kind and generous.

Rantideva's story spread far and wide. People admired his selflessness and kindness. He became an inspiration to many, showing them the importance of helping others.

And even though Rantideva had no riches anymore, he was rich in love and respect from everyone around him. He lived a simple and happy life, always putting others first.

The end.