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Arezu, Mah-e Azadeh, Sahiآرزو، ماه آزاده، سهی

ah-re-ZOO, sa-HEEalso Arezualso Mah-e Azadehalso Sahi

The three princesses of Yemen, married to Salm, Tur and Iraj.

In the poem
First at A6.6, Fereydoon Tests His Sons
Named
1 time, in 1 section
Main stories
A6 The First Kings: Fereydoon (1)

In the poem’s own words

The 1 section that name Arezu, Mah-e Azadeh, Sahi most often, with the summary from the Notes and the couplets that name Arezu, Mah-e Azadeh, Sahi. Tap a couplet number to read it in the full poem.
A6.6

Fereydoon Tests His Sons

Fereydoon meets his returning sons disguised as a dragon. The eldest flees, the second draws his bow, and the youngest orders the beast away. The king names them Salm, Tur and Iraj accordingly, names their brides, and reads in their horoscopes a war to come.

  • A6.6.42
    For Salm, fair Arezu became his bride,Her noble grace and beauty at his side.
  • A6.6.43
    Mah-e Azadeh, free in noble ways,Was joined to Tur, moon-bright before their gaze.
  • A6.6.44
    Fair Sahi went to Iraj, his to wed;Canopus bowed before her lovely head.”
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A6The First Kings: Fereydoon1

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