The Shah Námeh of the Persian Poet Firdausi

Routledge, 1892 - 412 Seiten

Húsheng ascends the throne and founds the religion of the Fire	3

Jemshíd his ambition and the declension of his power	11

Is obliged to fly to avoid being betrayed into the hands of Zohák	26

Záls marriage with Rúdábeh	54

The exploits of Sám described to Minúchihr	63

Afrásiyáb marches against Nauder	74

Kaikobád raised to the throne	81

His expedition failshe and the army are captured by	93

Pírán sues for peace	191

Defeat of Púladwund and flight of Afrásiyáb	197

Afrásiyábs wrath against them and punishment of Byzun	207

Byzun released by Rustem	215

Súsen the sorceress and Afrásiyáb	227

The expedition of Gúdarz against Afrásiyáb	235

The mysterious death of Kaikhosráu	243

Is married to Kitabún the daughter of the king of Rúm	250

Second Stage Traverses a burning desert	100

Seventh Stage Overthrows and kills the White Demon	106

In consequence Afrásiyáb invades and takes possession of Irán	116

The story of Sohráb the son of Rustem	122

Captures the barrier fort	131

They engage in combat unknown to each other and Sohrab is slain	139

A damsel met with in a forest is espoused by Káús and gives birth	145

Káús disapproves of the terms and supersedes Saiáwush who	151

Condemns also his daughter Ferangis to death but she is saved	160

The young prince is brought up in secret	161

Rustem conquers Túrán and rules the country seven years	167

Kaikhosráu and his mother Ferangis brought from their retirement	173

Kaikhosráu raised to the throne	179

Píránwisah victorious	185

Succeeds his father Lohurásp	257

The valour of his son Isfendiyár	262

Isfendiyár is released to rescue the kingdom and his sisters	270

Third stagea great dragon	276

Capture of the brazen fortress and death of Arjásp	284

The return of Isfendiyár	290

Altercation with Rustem	298

The combat	305

The death of Rustem	313

Húmaí and the birth of Dáráb	320

The reign of Dáráb	327

Firdausis Invocation	339

Zoháks dream prophetic of his fall	340

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Titel	The Shah Námeh of the Persian Poet Firdausi Band 18 von Sir John Lubbock's hundred books
Autor/in	Firdawsī
Herausgeber	James Atkinson, James Augustus Atkinson
Ausgabe	Neuauflage
Verlag	Routledge, 1892
Original von	University of Chicago
Digitalisiert	14. Apr. 2015
Länge	412 Seiten

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