"The Book of Faithful and Unfaithful Wives, or Behar-e Danesh" by Inayatullah Kanbu is one of the works that can be equally attributed to the monuments of both Persian and Indian culture. The framing plot for parables and fairy tales was the love story of Crown Prince Jahandar Sultan, "cypress on the banks of the kingdom stream," and the beautiful Bahravar Banu, "like a rose." The prince goes in search of his beloved to distant lands, where he will have amazing adventures...