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Part 7 •Shahnameh•The book of kings 

Next Eblis disguised himself as an intelligent, talkative young man, and appeared humbly before Zahhak. He said, “If the king will accept my service, I am an excellent cook.” Zahhak welcomed him, had a place set aside for him, and gave him the key to the royal kitchens and pantries. At that time not many foods were known, and there were few dishes made from meat. The new cook made dishes from the flesh of birds and animals, feeding Zahhak on blood to build up his valor, as if he were a lion, all the while obeying all of his orders, and apparently submitting his heart to the king’s commands. First he made a dish from egg yolks, to make him strong and healthy. Zahhak ate the dish and congratulated his cook, who received a reward for his labors. The cunning Eblis said, “May you live proudly and forever; tomorrow I shall prepare food which will nourish all your body.”

Part 8 •Shahnameh•The book of kings 

Meanwhile Persia was filled with dissension and revolt; the bright day darkened and men broke faith with Jamshid. His divine farr grew dim, and he gave himself to evil and foolishness. Petty kings and their armies sprang up on all sides, every province produced its own claimant to the throne, and they felt no love for Jamshid. A contingent made their way to the Arab lands, where they had heard there lived a terrifying lord with a face like a serpent's. Seeking a king, Persia's horsemen approached Zahhak: they greeted him as a sovereign, hailing
him as the ruler of Iran. This serpentine creature came to Persia as quickly as the wind blows, and there set the crown on his head. From every province he gathered together an army of Persians and Arabs, and attacked Jamshid on his throne, drawing the noose tight about him.

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When Jamshid saw that his good fortune had deserted him, he fled and went into hiding, grieving in darkness, abandoning his crown and throne, his sovereignty, armies and wealth, to Zahhak. For a hundred years no one saw him anywhere in the world, but then this infidel king reappeared on the shores of the Sea of ​​China. He had hidden himself away from the serpent king, but could not escape him in the end. When Zahhak had him in his clutches, he gave him no time to plead his case but had him sawn in two, and filled the world with terror at his fate.

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Jamshid’s throne and glory were at an end, drawn away by time as amber draws away straw, and what profit to him were all the troubles he endured while he sat on his throne? He had lived for seven hundred years, bringing good and evil to light, but what good is a long life, since the world will never reveal her secrets to you?

Her wine and honey will allay your fears,
And her beguiling voices charm your ears— And when you’re sure that she will never show Evil to you, she strikes the fatal blow.

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That’s coming in future parts 💪🏻 😃
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This part is so wild

Can't wait to see the elimination of today's ZAHHAK and his snakes...

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It’s a very unique and old book written by a famous poet named Ferdowsi
All these stories are real history mixed with imagination, and it’s all in poetry in Parsi language 
It’s a very famous book named (the book of king) in Parsi it’s ShahnAmeh

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It’s a very unique and old book written by a famous poet named FerdowsinAll these stories are real history mixed with imagination, and it’s all in poetry in Parsi language nIt’s a very famous book named (the book of king) in Parsi it’s ShahnAmeh