Czech legends #3

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Travelling can bring magical things to you.	The Legend Of Bruncvík Bruncvík was a son of a Czech prince called Žibřid. Bruncvík ruled wisely and fairly. But he didn’t have any heraldic sign. To get it he decided to go abroad. There he experienced a lot of adventures. Once, he saw a lion. That lion was fighting with a dragon and Bruncvík has came to help to the lion. Bruncvík saved the loin and the lion decided to walk with him. Then, Bruncvík and the lion came to the castle of lord’s Olibrus. He got a magical sword there. This sword could cut off heads of all enemies at once. So the lion and the sword became his heraldic signs. The sword has been lost after Bruncvík’s death. Someone says that the sword is walled up into the Charles bridge. And when the Czechs are in big troubles that sword will come and help.

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Travelling can bring magical things to you.

The Legend Of Bruncvík Bruncvík was a son of a Czech prince called Žibřid. Bruncvík ruled wisely and fairly. But he didn’t have any heraldic sign. To get it he decided to go abroad. There he experienced a lot of adventures. Once, he saw a lion. That lion was fighting with a dragon and Bruncvík has came to help to the lion. Bruncvík saved the loin and the lion decided to walk with him. Then, Bruncvík and the lion came to the castle of lord’s Olibrus. He got a magical sword there. This sword could cut off heads of all enemies at once. So the lion and the sword became his heraldic signs. The sword has been lost after Bruncvík’s death. Someone says that the sword is walled up into the Charles bridge. And when the Czechs are in big troubles that sword will come and help.

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