Caliph and ruler

The book you hold in your hands is the result of the efforts of Mehdi Azarazdi, a famous children"s writer from the Islamic Republic of Iran. He began to engage in literary activities about fifty years ago, when he conceived to process classic Persian, Arab and Indian parables for the modern young reader.
The most famous work of Mehdi Azarazdy is to prepare a semitomic collection of fairy tales under the general name & quot, good fairy tales for good children & quot, who received a special UNESCO Award and recognized as the best edition of 1967. In Iran itself, this collection had about ten reissues, invariably causing interest among the younger generation.
Third Tom of Collection & Quot, good fairy tales for good children & quot, which in this edition is called & quot, caliph and ruler & quot, contains separate stories from two sources - books & quot, Cabs-Scat & Quot, & Quot, Sinbad-Scat & Quot,.
& quot, Cabs-Name & Quot, was created in the XI century Persian sage Kay-Kavos and still in antiquity gained wide fame in the east. For many centuries, it was translated into different languages ​​and was especially appreciated by representatives of pedagogical science. The reason for such a success of the book lies in her peculiar & quot, practicing & quot, which made many of her advice apply to today"s life.
Original text & quot, Sinbad-Scan & Quot, comes from India. The work has acquired a special popularity after the translation in the XII century to Persian. Since then, the stories from & quot, Sinbad-Name & Quot are recognized as a monument of Persian-Tajik literature