The Great Khan's youngest of his 18 sons, Tiny Khan, was stopped by the examination supervisor on suspicion of copying the answers from the student sitting ahead of him at his school, high up in the mountains, in a remote village. The examination supervisor accused him of copying the answers from the student ahead of him and said "I know you have been copying. The answers are the same."
The Tiny Khan could not defend himself, and thus, went back crying and wailing to his house, and hid himself, because he knew that the Great Khan could not tolerate a crying Khan in his great household. But, the Great Khan knew of everything that happened in his household, so he got to know about it, and decided to investigate.
He checked the question papers of both the students, and realised that the examination supervisor must have made a goof-up. So, the next day, the Great Khan, his 21 brothers, 14 Uncles and his 18 sons, loaded up their muzzle-loader guns, and borrowed their neighbours AK 47 and walked up the mountain to the school. This great army waited outside the school, while the Great Khan went in to negotiate.
The Great Khan made the examination supervisor an argument that could not be disputed. He asked, "If both the students had the same examination question paper, and the same questions, how could Tiny Khan be expected to give different answers?"
The Tiny Khan could not defend himself, and thus, went back crying and wailing to his house, and hid himself, because he knew that the Great Khan could not tolerate a crying Khan in his great household. But, the Great Khan knew of everything that happened in his household, so he got to know about it, and decided to investigate.
He checked the question papers of both the students, and realised that the examination supervisor must have made a goof-up. So, the next day, the Great Khan, his 21 brothers, 14 Uncles and his 18 sons, loaded up their muzzle-loader guns, and borrowed their neighbours AK 47 and walked up the mountain to the school. This great army waited outside the school, while the Great Khan went in to negotiate.
The Great Khan made the examination supervisor an argument that could not be disputed. He asked, "If both the students had the same examination question paper, and the same questions, how could Tiny Khan be expected to give different answers?"
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