The story of Bijan and manijeh Painting

The story of “Bijan and Manijeh" from The Epic of Persian kings. The people of Arman, a region located at the border of Iran and Turan, complained to Kay Khosrow that they were suffering from attacks by wild boars. The king said he would reward anyone who solve the problem. Bijan announed his readiness. The king sent Gorgin, the son of Milad, as a guid with him. However, when he found that Bijan was on the verge of victory, he decided to deceive him and prevent him from returning to the capital. Manijeh, the daughter of Afrasiab, and her followers had pitched tents near the jungle. Therefore, Gorgin encouraged Bijan to see them. Manijeh fell in love with bijan and poured a sleeping potion into his drink. Then she took him to the palace and her room. When Afrasiab was informed, he arrested Bijan and tried to kill him. However, Piran stopped him and reminded him of the death of Siavash and the retaliatory `iranian wars. As Afrasiab ordered, Bijan was thrown into a well, and Manijeh sat at its mouth. Gorgin regretted his action; he returned to Iran and declared what he had done. Then, with Rostam and others, they entered Turan as merchants. They release Bijan from the well and attcked Afrasiab’s palace that night. Finally, Bijan and Manijeh married in king Kay Khosrow’s palace, and Rostam came back to his city... (A picec from “Minimal Shahnameh” Book.)

Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

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Size:47 W x 39 H x 0.7 D in

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