Once upon a time, by the shores of the White River, there lived a remarkable woman, cherished by her people, known as the Round Mother. She had four daughters who were as beautiful as the world itself, each possessing lovely features and bright, shining eyes.
Their mother raised them well. The eldest daughter was named "Spring." She was cheerful and had a gentle disposition. The second daughter, "Summer," was radiant and cheerful, always smiling and spreading her warmth. The third daughter, "Autumn," was more melancholic and rainy compared to the others, but she was generous and kind-hearted. The youngest daughter, "Winter," was cooler and more stern than her sisters.
The daughters grew into thoughtful and mature young women. The Round Mother settled her daughters into their rightful places. The eldest gave birth to three strong sons, all of whom became heroic defenders of the land. The second daughter had three daughters, known for their kindness and ability to bring warmth to humanity. The third daughter brought three cheerful daughters into the world, while the youngest daughter raised three hospitable daughters who cherished their guests and brought prosperity and happiness.
The descendants of these four daughters benefited the land and its people, becoming legends in their own right. They represent the four seasons of the year and the twelve months.
