Do you know any stories in your language about wise fools, such as Tenali Rama or Gopal Bhar? You can also read about them in Ramanujan’s collection of folk tales.

There were many great people in this world who proved to be clever and taught every cunning person or fool an appropriate lesson.
Explanation: for instance Birbal the great courtier of Akbar
Once a poor merchant was carrying a massive bundle to the market after travelling a few miles feeling tired the merchant decided to rest later when he decided to resume his journey he thought it to heavy for him to pick it by himself he called for some help the man asked what would be his reward as the poor merchant didn't have much money replied anything after helping him pick up the sack the man turned and asked for compensation he replied: I said would give you nothing the man replied to provide me with nothing then. This became a great fight that reached in the Akbar's court and as usual Birbal got to solve this case Birbal understood that the cunning man wanted to earn money trapping the poor merchant in words web then Birbal took that man to a room and sat on a chair and asked him to search under Birbal's chair the man searched and searched but failed to get anything he said to Birbal that there was nothing under the chair and Birbal cleverly said now will you please take that nothing and leave the poor merchant alone.

There were many great people in this world who proved to be clever and taught every cunning person or fool an appropriate lesson.

Explanation: for instance Birbal the great courtier of Akbar

Once a poor merchant was carrying a heavy bundle to the market after travelling a few miles. Feeling tired, the merchant decided to rest. Later when he resumed his journey, he felt the bundle too heavy for him to pick by himself. He called for some help. The man asked for his reward in return. As the poor merchant didn't have much money, he replied nothing.  After helping him pick up the sack, the man  turned and asked for the reward. He replied : i said I would  give you nothing. The man replied give me nothing then. this became a great fight that reached in  Akbar's court.

And as usual Birbal got to solve this case. Birbal understood that the cunning man wanted earn to money,  trapping the poor merchant in his words. Then Birbal took that man to a room and sat on a chair and asked him to search under Birbal's chair. The man searched and searched but failed to get anything. He said Birbal that there was nothing under the chair and Birbal cleverly said now will you please take that nothing and leave the poor merchant alone?