The Persian King and the Shepherd Alibez Tale
A Persian king Cha Abbas disguises himself to study common life. He meets shepherd Alibez, learns his noble qualities, educates him at court, and watches as Alibez rises from rustic youth to courtly power, reflecting on lost humble joys and the tension between simplicity and grandeur. The youth’s loyalty to family and village remains despite ascent.
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The Death of Cha Abbs and the Rise of Cha Sephi
A tale follows court intrigues as Cha Abbs dies and Cha Sephi seizes power. Alibez reveals secret wealth hid behind an iron door and condemns treacherous courtiers. The king pardons Alibez, elevates him vizier, and the tale shifts to Emperor Theodosius and Empress Pulcheria. Eudocia rises from Greek bonds to become empress and a renowned scholar and poet. The Dublin items note a royal marriage, a public conversion, a military reduction, and upcoming assemblies.
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