Marzbān'nāmah: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

Marzbannameh is a book containing stories and anecdotes in the language of animals and birds and contains a lot of wisdom and advice, written by Marzban bin Rostam bin Sherwin, one of the kings of Tabaristan, who wrote it in the late fourth century of Hijri in the old language of Tabaristan. This book has been translated into Dari Persian twice. First in the 6th century by Muhammad bin Ghazi Multawi, who called it "Ruda al-Aqool" and again in the early 7th century by Saad al-Din Waravini. "Rawda al-Aqool" is mixed with Arabic evidence and poems, and Marzban Namah of Saad al-Din Varavini also has an artificial composition and many similes and metaphors.