Legend of Saint Nicholas

The story revolves around Saint Nicholas, a kind and generous man who, after losing his parents to a plague, inherits great wealth, including three bars of gold. In a nearby noble family struggling with poverty, the father fears for his three daughters' future as they lack basic necessities. In secret, Nicholas decides to help them without revealing his identity. He gives away his gold bars one by one, ensuring that each daughter receives a dowry for marriage. The nobleman, curious about the mysterious gifts, keeps watch, but Nicholas continues his charitable acts discreetly, embodying the spirit of giving that eventually evolves into the legend of Santa Claus.