Fairy tale for silly adults and clever children

In a distant southern country, when there were no countries, he lived and lived and made a handsome, stately man of about thirty, named Eutsey. Despite the fact that his clothing gave out a poor man in him, but his face with a high straight forehead, framed by a dandy beard, radiated a deep mind and breed. Long blond hair, falling to the shoulders, set off blue eyes, whose gaze, like rays, pierced the interlocutor, introducing anyone into confusion from the hidden internal power. His insinuating voice could convince any dispute, with his logic and adamming, complementing the image of some divine force. But, despite his extraordinary appearance, no one could closely imagine that his spirit and the face would subsequently conquer the most half of the world, introducing love and hatred, discord and fraternity, peace and war into millions of human dramas and tragedies