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# سندبادنامه 373.1

سندبادنامه 373.1

- **Language:** Persian

### [373.1](https://indike.org/pramana/inf.isl.fa.qissa.sindbadnama.373.1)

سیاست کنند، وآنرا تاریخ قوانین عدل وعمدهآ ابواب انصاف گردانند ، تا عالمیان بدانند کی چون با جکر گوشه وقرة العین مدارا ومحابا تمیفرمایذ ، با هیچ اجنبی رفق ومواسات نخواهد رفت ؛ وبزرگان چنین گفته اند : 5 السیاسة اساس الریاسة چون این خبر بسمع وزیر پنجم رسیذ ، چلاد را بتاخیر سیاست اشارت فرموذ ، وگفت : وقف کن تا من بخدمت حضرت شاه روم ، وضرر استعحال ، در تقریب آحال ، بر رأی او عرض کنم ، وآنچ در مصالح تأنی ممکن بوذ شرح دهم ، تا حکم فرمان بر چه جمله باشذ آمذن وزیر یجم بحضرت شاه (1/12) وزیر پنجم کی تدبیر ثاقب او، انجم انحمن سلطنت ، ورأی صایب او ، مفاتیح مشکلات دولت وملت بوذ ، بیش مخت شاه رفت ؛ وبعد از تقریر تحت ، واقامت ثنا وخدمت ، گفت : شکر نعم الهی از برای 2 مزید نعم ، واستفاضت زواید کرم ، بر همه عالم واجب است ؛ وبر خدم وحشم کی در سایهٔ‌ عاطفت ، وظل رأ فت روز گار می گذرانند ، واجب بر کی هرچه آن نهایت امانی ، ومطلوب زندگانی است ، وخاطر بشری ،5 وفکرت آدمی ، بوی راه یابذ ، از حرمت وحشمت بوساطت میامن این حضرت

> be given punishment, and that this be made the landmark of the laws of justice and the mainstay of the gates of equity,  
> so that the people of the world might know that when he shows no indulgence or partiality to the piece of his liver and the solace of his eye,  
> no leniency or favor will be shown to any stranger; and the elders have said thus:  
> "Punishment is the foundation of leadership."  
> When this news reached the hearing of the fifth vizier, he signaled the executioner to delay the punishment  
> and said, "Hold, until I go to the service of the shah's court, and submit to his judgment the harm  
> of haste in bringing forward death, and explain what is possible regarding the benefits  
> of deliberation, so that it may be seen how the order and command shall stand."  
> The Coming of the Fifth Vizier to the Court of the Shah  
> The fifth vizier—whose piercing judgment was the stars of the assembly of rule, and whose sound counsel  
> was the keys to the difficulties of the state and religion—went before the throne of the shah; and after  
> expressing greeting and rendering praise and service, said, "Gratitude for the divine blessings  
> is obligatory upon all the world in order to increase blessings and receive the abundance of generosity; and upon the servants  
> and retinue who spend their days in the shadow of kindness and the shade of compassion, it is even more obligatory;  
> for whatever is the utmost of desires and the object of life, and whatever human thought  
> and man's intellect can attain, has been attained in dignity and majesty through the auspicious mediation of this court;  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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## Translations (1)

- [English (machine translation)](https://indike.org/pramana/inf.isl.fa.qissa.sindbadnama~en-mt.373.1) — English, machine translation

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