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The Arabian Nights
In the ancient dynasty of the Sassanidae, there once lived a king who was said to be one of the best monarch of his time. He had two sons that loved each other very much and once their father died, the eldest Schahriar became king. Schahriar had a wife who he loved immensely. He would give anything she ever wanted to her. Sadly, he had found out that she had deceived him. He was so hurt that he ordered his grand-vizir to kill her. He then began to think that all women have wicked inside of them. So he came up with a plan to marry a fresh wife everyday and proceed to strangle her the following morning. He had his grand-vizir find the woman to be married and kill the woman the next morning.
The grand-vizir had two daughters of his own. The eldest one was Scheherazade who was a very bright and beautiful young woman. She had ordered her father to send her as Schahriars next wife, which made her father very horrified because everyone new what happens to the Sultans......

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