Marqandi actually composed one 80 years earlier, but his has not stood the test of time. It opens by chronicling how the angel Serosh warned the ruler Kaumers of a mighty Devil army. Among the more fascinating tales are those of the "March into Mazinderan," and "The Return of Kai Khosrau." Though, the most enduring of its 60,000 couplets are probably those telling the story of Sohrab and Rustum. FTP, name this work composed by the "Singer of Paradise" and finished circa AD 1010 by Ferdowsi; a work which remains as the greatest Persian epic.
Marqandi actually composed one 80 years earlier, but his has not stood the test of time. It opens by chronicling how the angel Serosh warned the ruler Kaumers of a mighty Devil army. Among the more fascinating tales are those of the "March into Mazinderan," and "The Return of Kai Khosrau." Though, the most enduring of its 60,000 couplets are probably those telling the story of Sohrab and Rustum. FTP, name this work composed by the "Singer of Paradise" and finished circa AD 1010 by Ferdowsi; a work which remains as the greatest Persian epic.
Marqandi actually composed one 80 years earlier, but his has not stood the test of time.
{Shah-Nameh} or {Book of Kings} or {Epic of Kings}