This figure once ripped the ears off of a watchman after he was bothered to wake up in a cornfield, and as a youth, he captured the Sepand fortress where Nariman was killed. His father instructs him to shoot an arrow made of tamarisk and soaked in wine into the eye of an opponent. He forces a man named Aulad to lead him to Kay Kavous, and he cuts out the liver of the White Demon and uses its blood to restore the sight of Kay Qubad.  In one battle, in order to defeat Isfandiyar, he appeals to his father to burn a feather of the Simurgh. He accomplishes the haft khan, a series of seven labors, with his steed Rakhsh. Bef
This figure once ripped the ears off of a watchman after he was bothered to wake up in a cornfield, and as a youth, he captured the Sepand fortress where Nariman was killed. His father instructs him to shoot an arrow made of tamarisk and soaked in wine into the eye of an opponent. He forces a man named Aulad to lead him to Kay Kavous, and he cuts out the liver of the White Demon and uses its blood to restore the sight of Kay Qubad.  In one battle, in order to defeat Isfandiyar, he appeals to his father to burn a feather of the Simurgh. He accomplishes the haft khan, a series of seven labors, with his steed Rakhsh. Before dying, he kills Shugdad with an arrow. He's too big for his mother Rudaba to give birth to him, so his father, Zal, performs a C-section. Later, he unknowingly kills his son, Sohrab.  FTP, name this hero of the Shahnameh.
This figure once ripped the ears off of a watchman after he was bothered to wake up in a cornfield, and as a youth, he captured the Sepand fortress where Nariman was killed.
Rostam [or Rustam]