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 1   Intro, 3      |          of nations, lord of the~kings of Arabia and Persia, the
 2   Intro, 4      |       the Musalmans, buttress of kings and sultans, Abu Bekr,~son
 3   Intro, 5      |       and accounts about~ancient kings, spending a portion of our
 4   Intro, 5      | tediousness.~ ~ I The Manners of Kings~ II On the Morals of Dervishes~
 5       1         |       CHAPTER I - THE MANNERS OF KINGS~ ~
 6       1, Story2 |            Story 2~ ~ One of the kings of Khorasan had a vision
 7       1, Story6 |         narrated that one of the kings of Persia had stretched
 8       1, Story10|   Damascus, when one of the Arab~kings, notorious for his injustice,
 9       1, Story13|        violence and despotism of~kings because their thoughts are
10       1, Story14|         14~ ~ One of the ancient kings neglected the government
11       1, Story18|    admonish him, saying:~'Former kings have by their exertions
12       1, Story25|      Story 25~ ~ One of the Arab kings ordered his officials to
13       1, Story28|  benefits from him and also that kings exist for protecting subjects~
14       1, Story28|         subjects not for obeying kings.'~ ~ The padshah is the
15       1, Story41|      reigns and~armies of former kings exceeded his own and they
16       2, Story28|     necks from his~obedience and kings from every side began to
17       3, Story4 |          Story 4~ ~ ~ One of the kings of Persia had sent an able
18       3, Story28|         happened that one of the kings of Pares, who possessed
19       3, Story29|     world, so that no regard for kings and rich persons~remained
20       3, Story29|         is high.~ ~ ~ One of the kings of that region sent him
21       7, Story20|        the most righteous~of the kings of the period, Muzaffar-ud-dunia