ne character in this work says that he once fought against eight ships, but triumphed when he seized the prow of one ship with his hand and drowned its sailors, causing all others to flee and P'hridon to be declared king.
ne character in this work says that he once fought against eight ships, but triumphed when he seized the prow of one ship with his hand and drowned its sailors, causing all others to flee and P'hridon to be declared king. One character is disguised as a merchant and journeys to the Sea Kingdom of Gulansharo, a mercantile capital ruled by Melik Surkhavi, where he slays an intruder named Chachnagir and his two guards Â– that man had been the lover of P'hatman, the wife of Usen. The beautiful queen Thinathin sent that man, Avtandil, on a quest which leads him to befriend Tariel, who is utterly distraught over the loss of his own beautiful queen Nestan. The king of the Arabians initially spies Tariel dressed as the mysterious title figure. FTP, name this work ►composed by Shota Rustaveli, a poet at the court of Queen Tamar, which is considered the national epic of Georgia. 
ne character in this work says that he once fought against eight ships, but triumphed when he seized the prow of one ship with his hand and drowned its sailors, causing all others to flee and P'hridon to be declared king.
The Knight in the Panther's Skin (or Knight/Man in the Tiger's Skin or close variants)