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Khoonkhahi-e Siavash Play with Pardeh Naghali by Manouchehr Akbarloo

€100.70
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Author
Manouchehr Akbarloo
Product Type
Printed Book
Origin
Iran
Format
Paperback
Weight
500 g (1.10 lb)
Delivery date
Nov 8 — Nov 15

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Khoonkhahi-e Siavash Play with Pardeh Naghali by Manouchehr Akbarloo

Description

"Khoonkhahi-e Siavash" is a modern retelling of one of the most dramatic and heroic tales from Ferdowsi's "Shahnameh" (The Book of Kings). This story recounts the fierce battles fought by the legendary heroes of Iran in their quest for justice and revenge for the wrongful death of Siavash, a noble prince who was treacherously killed by the Turanians. The narrative is rich with themes of valor, loyalty, and the eternal struggle between good and evil. In this tale, the Iranian army gathers to confront a massive coalition of enemies from Turan, Rome, China, and India, who have united against them. The battlefield is filled with the tension of impending doom as many of Iran's bravest warriors have fallen. The package includes the script and parde naghali, making it easier for performers and enthusiasts to delve into this rich cultural heritage.

Overview

Page Count

50

Persian Title

کتابچه و پرده نقالی خونخواهی سیاوش اثر منوچهر اکبرلو

ISBN

9786228251677

Genre & Theme

Play

Included Feature

Includes Pardeh Naghali curtain for traditional narrative performance.

Additional information

Weight 500 g
Condition

New

Product Type

Printed Book

Language

Persian

Genre

Drama

Format

Paperback

Origin

Iran

Author Manouchehr Akbarloo

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