Majles-e Ghorbani-e Senemmar Play by Bahram Beyzai

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Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Persian history and legend with 'Majles-e Ghorbani-e Senemmar,' a play by the celebrated playwright Bahram Beyzai. Set during the reign of Neman I, who is tasked with hosting the Shah of Iran, Yazdgerd I, this captivating play unfolds against the backdrop of royal hospitality and a remarkable architectural feat. The central focus of the play revolves around the construction of a 'khornaq,' a traditional and symbolic structure meant to honor and welcome the Shah of Iran. The responsibility for building this khornaq falls upon a figure named 'Senemmar.' The legend of Khornaq and Senemmar has long been a source of inspiration for Persian writers and poets, with notable mentions in Nezami Ganjavi's 'Haft Peykar' book.