Once upon a time in a far away land there lived a King who was known for his wisdom and leadership. His kingdom was prosperous and his people were content. One day, the King received a letter from a neighboring kingdom. The letter explained that the neighboring kingdom was in dire need of help and asked the King if he would be willing to send some of his people to aid in their plight. The King was touched by the neighbor’s plea and decided to send some of his most trusted advisors and soldiers to assist the people of the kingdom.

The King’s advisors set off on their journey with a heavy heart, knowing that they were leaving their home to help a neighboring kingdom. After many days of traveling, they arrived at the gates of the kingdom and were welcomed by the people with open arms. They were taken straight to the castle, where they were warmly greeted by the King and Queen of the kingdom.

At the castle, the King’s advisors began to discuss what could be done to help the people of the kingdom. After much deliberation, they decided that the best way to help the people was to hold what they called a synod. The King of the kingdom agreed and invited representatives from all over the kingdom to come to the castle for the synod.

On the day of the synod, representatives from all across the kingdom gathered in the castle’s courtyard. The King and Queen of the kingdom presided over the gathering, and after a brief prayer, the King opened the synod. The King explained to the people why the synod was taking place and what their purpose was. He explained that the synod was meant to bring attention to the plight of the people living in the kingdom and to discuss potential solutions.

At the end of the synod, the representatives had come to a consensus. They all agreed that the kingdom needed to be united under one government in order to best help the people living in the kingdom. They also agreed that they would need to create laws that were fair and just in order to protect the people of the kingdom.

The synod was a great success. The King, Queen, and advisors of the kingdom were all pleased with the outcome, and the people of the kingdom were thankful for the King’s wisdom and leadership.

Moral: Working together is often the best way to solve difficult problems. When faced with adversity, it is important to bring people together and to create unity in order to best help those affected.