This character becomes infuriated when a servant wakes him to tell him that his horse is eating a wheat field and, in retaliation, tears the servant's ears off.
This character becomes infuriated when a servant wakes him to tell him that his horse is eating a wheat field and, in retaliation, tears the servant's ears off. In that story, this man follows a ram through a desert to a spring and bisects a sorceress after coming across an abandoned feast before eventually capturing Olad and making him his guide. This character kills his evil half-brother by firing an arrow all the way through a tree and into him after that half-brother arranged this man's death by falling into a pit lined with swords. In an earlier story, he travels to Mazanderan, where he defeats Arzhang and the White Demon. This owner of the horse Rakhsh was born after his father Zal was taught to perform a C-section by the Simurgh. He undertakes seven labors in order to save the captured Kay Kavous. For 10 points, name this son of Zal, a hero from the Shahnameh who accidentally kills his own son Sohrab.
This character becomes infuriated when a servant wakes him to tell him that his horse is eating a wheat field and, in retaliation, tears the servant's ears off.
Rostam [or Rustam]