Persian & Arabian
Rostam
The poem gives him every victory it can, and none of the ones he wanted.
8 chapters on the figure behind the card, researched in the
Persian & Arabian mythology sources and reviewed before publication.
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Born in Sorrow
A birth his mother nearly did not survive, and a name made from relief.
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Rakhsh
He pressed his hand on every colt in the herd. One did not buckle.
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The Seven Trials
Seven stages to reach a blinded king. The horse handles the first.
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Sohrab
Two champions meet in armour. Neither asks the other's name.
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Esfandiyar
A prince no weapon marks, sent by his own father to bring Rostam in chains.
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The Pit
The horse smelled the trap. For once, he was overruled.
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Akvan's Choice
Lifted asleep on a piece of turf, and offered two ways to die.
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The Merchant Who Was Not
His best rescue, spent pretending to sell things in the enemy's capital.
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