A Group of Eastern Romances and Stories from the Persian, Tamil and UrduHISTORY OF FARRUKHRÚZ, THE FAVOURITE OF FORTUNE.[63]Edward Rehatsek translationChapter navigation29 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterPREFACE.INTRODUCTION.HISTORY OF NASSAR, THE SON OF KHOJA HUMAYUN, THE MERCHANT OF BAGHDAD.HISTORY OF NASSAR, THE SON OF KHOJA HUMAYUN, THE MERCHANT OF BAGHDAD. (continued 2)HISTORY OF NASSAR, THE SON OF KHOJA HUMAYUN, THE MERCHANT OF BAGHDAD. (continued 3)HISTORY OF FARRUKHRÚZ, THE FAVOURITE OF FORTUNE.[63]Chapter IChapter IIChapter IIIChapter IVTHE KING AND HIS FOUR MINISTERS.THE ROSE OF BAKÁWALÍ.Chapter IChapter IIChapter IIIChapter IVChapter VChapter VIChapter VIIChapter VIIIChapter IXChapter XPERSIAN STORIES.PERSIAN STORIES. (continued 2)APPENDIX.APPENDIX. (continued 2)APPENDIX. (continued 3)INDEX.Previous chapter ←HISTORY OF NASSAR, THE SON OF KHOJA HUMAYUN, THE MERCHANT OF BAGHDAD. (continued 3)Next chapter →Chapter IAll chapters and sections (29)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsPREFACE.INTRODUCTION.HISTORY OF NASSAR, THE SON OF KHOJA HUMAYUN, THE MERCHANT OF BAGHDAD.HISTORY OF NASSAR, THE SON OF KHOJA HUMAYUN, THE MERCHANT OF BAGHDAD. (continued 2)HISTORY OF NASSAR, THE SON OF KHOJA HUMAYUN, THE MERCHANT OF BAGHDAD. (continued 3)HISTORY OF FARRUKHRÚZ, THE FAVOURITE OF FORTUNE.[63]Chapters1234Other sectionsTHE KING AND HIS FOUR MINISTERS.THE ROSE OF BAKÁWALÍ.Chapters12345678910Other sectionsPERSIAN STORIES.PERSIAN STORIES. (continued 2)APPENDIX.APPENDIX. (continued 2)APPENDIX. (continued 3)INDEX.HISTORY OF FARRUKHRÚZ, THE FAVOURITE OF FORTUNE.[63]Notes in this chapterNote 1 · “Sometimes it happens,” says our author, “that a man is such a favourite of fortune that if another try to injure him even that will turn to← HISTORY OF NASSAR, THE SON OF KHOJA HUMAYUN, THE MERCHANT OF BAGHDAD. (continued 3)CHAPTER I. →