One thousand and one nights handwritten newspaper with words.

The pictures with words in Arabian Nights Manuscript are as follows: The pictures with words in Arabian Nights Manuscript.

Arabian Nights is a collection of Arabic folk stories, also known as Arabian Nights.

This work tells the story of a king named Shanruyar in ancient Arabia. He was cruel and jealous by nature and killed the queen because of her bad behavior. After that, he married a girl every day and killed her the next morning as revenge. Scheherazade, the daughter of the court minister, volunteered to marry the king to save the innocent woman.

Scheherazade attracted the king by telling stories. Every night, she talked about the best part. It was just dawn, so that the king couldn't bear to kill her because he loved to hear stories, and allowed her to continue the story the next night. Her story has been told for 1001 nights, and the king was finally moved to grow old with her. Gorky praised it as "the most magnificent monument" in the history of world folk literature because of its rich content and large scale.

brief Introduction of the content

According to legend, in ancient times, on the island of ancient Arabia, there was a Sasang kingdom, and the king's name was Shanua. One day, Shanua and his brother Sam came to a grassland by the sea. When they were resting under a tree, suddenly a black water column appeared in the middle of the sea. A girl came to them and told them that all women in the world were untrustworthy and untrustworthy.

When King Sanou and his younger brother Saman returned to Sasan, they found that the queen had misbehaved, so they killed her. From then on, Shanua hated women and killed the ladies-in-waiting. He deliberately retaliated, started sleeping with a woman for one night every day, and then killed and remarried the next day, completely becoming a tyrant. This situation lasted for three years year after year, killing more than 1000 women.

Scheherazade, the eldest daughter of the Prime Minister, told her father that she would marry the king and she would try to save thousands of women in Qian Qian. Scheherazade told the king a story every night after she entered the palace, but she told it every night, and there was only a beginning and a middle, and there was no end. In order to hear the end of the story, the king postponed the date of killing Scheherazade day after day.

In this way, Scheherazade tells a story every day, and her stories are endless and wonderful, until "One Thousand and One Nights" finally touched the king. Shanua said, "I swear to God, I am determined not to kill you. Your story touched me. I will record these stories and keep them forever. " Thus, there was the book "One Thousand and One Nights".