Mehrab Kaboli
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Rostam tuant le dragon, image classique du
Shâh Nâmeh.
Mehrab Kaboli est un personnage mythique de la Perse ancienne.
Père de Rudaba, beau-père de Zal, il est le grand-père du héros mythique Rostam.
Présentation
Roi de Kaboul, Mehrab Kaboli est donné également comme descendant de Zahhak, une sinistre figure de la mythologie persane ; ce qui explique l'opposition de beaucoup à l'union de sa fille et de Zal, son futur époux.
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