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The Story: How the king sent messengers to Samarcand to fetch the goldsmith. Verses: (186-221)
This Story contains two episodes:
- The much wealth, (Verses 186-194)
- Life-giving wine, (Verses 195-221)
The First Episode: The much wealth, Verses 186-194
The author and the poet of the stories and poems in Persian: Jalāl ad-Dīn Muhammad Balkhī
Translator: Reynold Alleyne Nicholson
The commentary of some parts of the poems in Persian is taken from the scholars
of Persian literature:
Badiozzaman Forouzanfar and Karim Zamani
Translator of commentaries: Zeynab Serahati
Narrator and Producer: Zeynab Serahati
Music by: Salar Aghili
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As you know, as many years have gone by the time of writing these stories and all of them written based on the Muslim culture of Persian and Turkish, therefore; there might be some unknown cultural points in the stories for you. Wherever we thought it is necessary, we tried to untie some special points related to Muslims’ culture, but there might be some vague things that they have been concealed of our eyes. Since we want to make a great meaningful magic slice of common comprehension between us, between what we said and what you heard, we beg you to fill in this following table for us. Thank you very much.
We exist here to narrate lots of great stories for you. Here, our first short story is about the name of our site. It goes back to "Elymaid (Elamite)", one of the world's oldest civilizations that they governed in the mid-second century BC in the southwest of Iran. Iran is a country in Western Asia that a part of its civilization began with the formation of the Elymaid (Elamite) kingdoms in the fourth millennium BC which its background had formed in Paleolithic era. We chose a special Poetic story book (the Mathnawí) written by Mevlana Jalāl ad-Dīn Mohammad Rūmī who comes from Iran.
