Lazy Hunksyone and Copper City

one day, when khrona rad was in power, he heard a presentation from the minister in the great temple.

a young eunuch suddenly hoarded a pure gold crown of precious stones of all kinds, kneeling before the king, kissing the ground, and singing: “his majesty, queen zubai, greets his majesty.

she said that her majesty had known that she had made this crown for his majesty, and that she needed a big jewel to decorate it, but that she could not find herself in any way, and asked his majesty to do something for her.” at the request of the queen, the great king caliphate commanded the squire: “go and find, immediately, a large stone for the queen.” the queen's queen asked the waiters to search for them, but they went all over the vault, and they never found a suitable one, and they had to play back to the king in fear.

hariphate heard a great disappointment, boredom, and said to himself, "how can i be a caliphate without a stone to the queen?" how can we call them kings? you fucking bastards! go and search the market." the waiters served the queen and rushed to the fair to buy them, but the merchants said, “his majesty needs the jewels, looking for abel mohamed kosoni of basra”.

the great king, harith, told his highness, zhang zhang levan, to write a letter to the governor of basra, mohamed subed, ordering him to send abel mohamed kosyani to the capital to see the king.

zhang zhang levan wrote a letter on the instructions of the caliphate and sent it to masherun, the chief officer of the caliphate king.

mashrun came to basra with a letter, and the mahgah lashes were taken to find the regent, mohamed subed, and sent a letter.

subed was welcome to masherun and respected him with all respect, with his humble hand and reading the letter, and said, “yes, do as you are commanded.” he was then ordered to take mashrun to the home of abo muhammad kosoni.

mashrun and subed's entourage came to qosyoni, knocked on the door and a servant opened the door.

mashrun said to him, “tell your master that the great king, his highness, hariphate, called him to see him and commanded him.” the servant goes in and reports.

a little while later, kosoni heard, came in haste, and saw the followers of mashrun and subed still standing outside the door, kneeling on their knees and bowing, saying, "please sit inside." “we can't wait any longer, we have to get back to kyoto, and the king's caliphate awaits you.” “please wait a moment while i pack up.” and kosyani begged repeatedly, and spent all his breath, so that the people followed him into the house.

only the green golden-lined silk curtains in the corridors are decorated with luxuries.

kosyoni told his servants to take his guests to the bath house.

in the bathhouses, the walls are made of gold and silver, and there are noble clouds and stones, and in the baths there is sour water.

the servants serve.

this is the only way to enter the living room.

the headscarf with jeweled stones on his head, sitting in the halls, where silk was decorated, and where gold and silver, pearls and precious stones were laid, radiant and radiant.

master, please sit downdinner.

only the cup bowls are full of gold magnets, and they have all kinds of delicious mountains and sea tastes.

mashrun looked at the line open and groaned: "yo! swear to allah! such a table, even in the palace of the great king, is rare.” then, when the guillotine poached, the guest began to drink until late.

after having had enough wine, each was given a gift of 5,000 gold coins to enjoy himself.

the next day, kosyoni gave the guests a gold and blue coat of embroidery, and the hospitality was still very generous.

mashrun did not have to rush to get him on his way, saying, “in the name of the caliphate, we can't wait any longer”.

“my lord,” he said, “please wait one more day until tomorrow, when i'm ready, i can walk you to kyoto.” on the third day, everything will be ready.

the mule is a gold saddled with a jeweled stone.

he followed mashrun in a mood.

mashrun looked at him as though he was still in such a state, thinking in private: “look, if he goes to the palace in such a dress, king harifa will have to ask why he is rich.” they resigned from subaid, led their servants from basra and embarked on a journey to the capital day and night.

upon arrival in baghdad, ksyoni, accompanied by mashrun, entered the palace to meet with the caliphate.

he sat beside him and spoke with him with all due respect, saying, “your majesty, i have brought with me a little tender gift, as your faithful servant, and i intend to give it to his majesty in a sign of my heart.” "okay, take a look." kosoni was given permission to lift a box, open it in front of the caliphate, and take out some precious displays, among them a gold tree, a dry branch made of pure gold, green leaves made of emerald, sculpted with precious jewels, and so forth.

then he commanded the servant to carry a second of the boxes, and to take out a silk tent full of precious jewels, embroidered with every kind of fowl and beast, glamorous and expensive.

it is a great pleasure for the caliphate to see this world-wide gift and smile, “your majesty.” “i don't give these gifts to his majesty, i don't mean to be selfish or intent.

it's because i think i'm an ordinary person, and you're the only one who deserves it.

with his majesty's permission, i can also show his majesty a little bit of my skill.” "do whatever you want and see your specialty." when kosioni started to turn his mouth, and his lips moved and his hands were raised, he moved slowly to the palace wall, whereupon he waved his hands and returned to his place; then he blinked and suddenly appeared in front of him a palace house; as soon as he opened his mouth, the birds of the palace spoke to him.

iridia saw this, surprised, and asked, "where did you learn that? i used to only know your name was lazy albert muhammad, but i didn't know you had such amazing skills.

i heard your father was in the shower for a massage, and he didn't leave you any legacy, but how could you be richer than me?" “your majestyplease listen to me! my experience was extraordinary.

if it were to be written, it would be a lesson for the generations to come." "okay, clooney, tell me." “your majesty, may you live a long and happy life.

it is true that i was called a lazy man and that my father never left me a legacy.

my father didn't do anything big.

he spent his whole life in a bathhouse massage.

when i was a kid, i was the most lazy person in the world.

i was lazy enough to sleep in the sun, sweating and sweating, and to move to the shade.

that's when i had 15 springs and autumns.

when my father passed away, he left no wealth, and my family was poor and dependent on my mother for a living as a maid, but i myself lay still.

one day, my mother took five silver coins and went to bed and said to me, "o son, i heard that the elder aibo mujul is going to china to do business.

he is a good man, a good man, a good heart, and a poor man who has always had mercy.

there's five silver coins here.

get up and come with me.

ask him for help.

maybe allah will give us some money.

i didn't think i was lazy.

my mother got mad and swore that if i didn't get up, she would leave me alone and never talk to me again and let me starve.

listening to my mother, i knew i was too lazy to make her very angry, and i cried, "mom! she helped me up.

i said, "bring me my shoes.

'she brought shoes.

i said, "take this for me.

'so she put shoes on my feet.' i said, "take me out of bed.

'she took me out of bed.

i said, "let's go.

‘she came to the sea, slowly and slowly, to find the old man’s house, and she said to the old man, ‘is your old man abel mujour?’ 'yes, what do you want' 'it's five silver coins to trouble your old man to help my son, to buy us some chinese goods, to borrow your old man's fosawa, and maybe we can make some money.

"do you know this guy? 'abbo mujul asks his companions.

"yes, his name is abel mohamed clooney, but we've never seen him out of the house, and today's the day.

"in the name of allah, child, give me the money.

'so he took five silver coins and i said goodbye to my mother.

he and his companions sailed away by boat.

abo mujul and his companions sailed smoothly and quickly arrived in china, sold the goods they had taken, purchased some specialty, and then processed various formalities and returned home.

three days after sailing in the sea, abo mujul suddenly said to his companions: "stop the boat now.

"what's up? 'friends asked him.

‘you know, i forgot about abel mohamed clooneyto, so let's go back and buy him a few profitable things.

"swear to allah, don't let us go backafter three days of drifting at sea, the suffering has been enough.

"i didn't do my duty.

how can i not turn back?" "let's not go wrong." let's get him a few times more money than five silver coins.

' abbo mujul followed the advice of his partners and agreed.

so you gave him a generous donation.

the ship continued to sail to the arab states, passing through an island, which was densely populated, and they stopped and landed, buying ore, pearls, sea bells and other specialty products.

a local man with a group of monkeys, among them a bald one, was often bullied by the same kind, and the master looked away, and then they went up and pushed it on the master.

the monkey is pathetic when the master gets angry and beats him up, ties his limbs and doesn't let him move.

abbo mujul saw this, and the heart was born, and said to his master, "this monkey sold it to me." 'you want to buy it, of course i'll sell it to you.' "i have five silver coins with me.

will you sell the monkey to the owner of the silver coin at the price of five silver coins? "well, may allah bless you for it.

`abbo mujul paid to hand the monkey over to his servants, tied to the boat, and then sailed to the anchor and continued to sail.

by way of a small island, they stopped at sea.

the merchants paid the locals to dive into the sea to help them recover pearls and seafood.

the monkey saw many people dive, untie the ropes on their necks, jump into the water and dive into the sea floor.

abbo mujul jumped into the sea and lamented: "alas, god bless, this is a disaster, and the monkey i bought for the poor man is gone! `the merchants lamented, deeply sympathetic, that the monkeys were lost, and they felt sorry for abber mujul.

after a while, the divers came back to the shore one by one, and the monkey went out with them.

its claws were full of precious pearls, and it went to abo mujul, and cast them on the earth.

abo mujul was surprised and said, "this monkey is incredible and useful.

`the merchants sailed with jewels and sailed and sailed back.

it's by an island called zunuki, with wildlings on it.

as soon as the boat arrived, it was surrounded by a pack of savages.

the merchants were all caught and on the same day the wildlings ate a few of them, while the rest waited for death.

they felt fear and sorrow and looked at each other and thought they would never make it.

but at night, the monkey sneaked into the face of abel mujul and untied him.

the rest of you saw this and said, "abbo mujul, perhaps allah will use your hand to save us." ‘you will remember that, by allah’s will, we can be saved by this monkey.

now i've decided to donate a thousand coins to it.

"if we're safe, we're all willing to donate a thousand.

`the human monkey immediately came, one by one untied their ropes.

they returned to freedom and fled quietly to the seathe boat was still on the shore, without any damage, and was rushing to get on it, to lift up its sails and to flee with all its might.

to the safety zone, abo mujul said to the merchants: "friends! everyone should keep their promises and get the money pledged to the monkeys.

'of course, this is for you.

`as a result, a thousand gold coins each were donated, and the monkeys earned a large sum of money for this, which was held by abber mujurde.

on the way, the merchant ship travelled and returned safely to basra.

businesses are greeted with enthusiasm by family and friends.

as soon as abo mujul arrived, he asked: "where is aibo mohamed kosyoni?" the news came in my mother's ear, and she came to my bed and she said to me, "o my son, abel mujul has returned! get up and meet him.

maybe allah will give you something to make you a little money.

mom, i said, "get me out of bed, walk me out, we'll meet him at the port.

i drag and drag, slowly and lazyly to the port, to the face of abel mujour.

when he saw me, he said, " bless you, my son! and not only did your money save my life, but it brought everyone out of the way," he said, "i bought this monkey for you.

take it home.

i will come to your house later and tell you the truth." i take the monkey home and i walk and i think, "swear to allah, this is a strange commodity! when i got home, i said to my mother, "mom! i'm going to sleep, and you're not going to let me get up and do business.

now look at this strange cargo.

'i'm desperate and incompetent at home.

a moment later, abo mujul's servant, hee-hee, came to my house and asked: "are you aeb muhammad kosyone? 'fine.

i'm clooney.

'i said.

at that time, the elders abber mujul appeared behind them.

i got up and kissed his hand, and he said to me, "come to my house.

'okay, let's go.

'i promised to follow him to his house.

he commanded the servant to bring forth many coins, and said to me, "by the child, allah has blessed you.

that's your five silver coins.

he locked the money in the box, handed me the key, told the servant to carry it, and said to me, "this money is all yours, take him home.

`i followed the orders of abber mujul, the servant took the money home.

my mother, who suddenly saw so much money, was so happy, she said, "o son, allah has given you so much money to help you, and from that time on, you will not be lazy, you will be able to pull yourself together and go to the market to do business." `i followed my mother's words, so i took up my spirits, changed my old laziness, opened a shop at the fair and started a business.

that monkey has been following me, eating and living with me.

but it's going out every morning until noon, always bringing back a bag full of 1,000 coins and putting it in front of me and sitting with mepile in, watch me do business.

this has been going on for a long time, and my wealth has grown and become rich.

so we spread the land, and bought the squires, and lived the life of the rich and happy.

one day, i sat in a shop with a monkey, and he suddenly looked up and looked up, and it looked strange and strange.

i thought, "what happened? 'when i couldn't reach my head, the monkey suddenly said, 'abbo muhammad! 'i've listened to the horrors and the confusion.

and it goes, "don't be afraid, i'll tell you the truth.

you know, i'm actually a fairy because you were in a difficult situation in the past and i came to help you.

now you're a rich man, you've got a lot of money in your hands, and you don't even know the amount.

now i have a suggestion for you that if you do what i say, you will have the unexpected benefit.

"what can i do for you? just talk.

"i'm going to marry you a month of beautiful girls." "how could this happen? tell me what happened.

`tomorrow you will wear the most gorgeous clothes, riding mules with saddled and silver, and find serip's shop in a food fair, and talk to him, saying, "i want to marry your daughter and therefore propose." if he says that you are too poor or that you are too poor, and the door is too low, give him a thousand gold coins.

if he's too little, you can keep growing and prove it to him.

so, the next day, i put on the most gorgeous clothes, and on a mule with a golden saddle and a silver, and behind me were ten servants, and i found serip's shop in a food fair.

when i saw him sitting in the bunk, i came down to greet him and sat down and talked to him.

he said to me, "what are you doing here? can i help you with something?" "i want to marry your daughter and come and propose to you.

"how can you be worthy of my daughter if you have no money, no reputation, no honor?" i pulled out a bag of a thousand gold in my waist and handed it to him with my hands.

say, "this is for you.

take it.

consider this my name and my doorman.

the ancients said well: "whoever has a silver coin in his hand, he can speak and speak with his mouth, and his friends and his friends will do whatever he wants to do, and he will not be in a state of discomfort because of money, but because he'll be in a state of discomfort." because the rich, even if they are gibberish, are able to bring in the accursed, the money is the golden rule, and the pious and frank words of the poor are being ridiculed, denigrated and falsely false.

from time to time, from place to time, from place to place, from place to place, from place to place, from place to place, from money to wealth, it'll be great and beautiful.

the tongue of the sage, the sharp instrument of the murderer who set the fire.

i read an ancient poem, seriplisten, keep your head down.

later, he looked up and said to me, "if you really want to marry my daughter, give me three thousand gold coins.

'okay, do as you say.' 'i said to my servant, 'i told him to come home and get 3,000 gold and give it to him with all due respect.

as soon as the money arrived, he rose up, told his servants to lock up the shop, invited a few friends to come to my house, wrote a marriage book in front of the witness, and said, "let's get married in ten days.

`i was happy and proud of my family, and i whispered to the monkey, telling him the story of the proposal.

it exaggerates: "you did well!" 'and then on the day of the wedding, the monkey said to me, 'i have a request for you, and if you do it for me, then i'll do what you say.' 'what's going on? `at the bride's den, there is a storage room, there is a key under the copper ring on the door, you turn the key, you open the door, there is an iron box, there is a cursing flag in the corner, there is a tray full of money, there is 11 little snakes around it, there is a white-capture rooster with a foot on it, with a knife on it.

you take that knife, you kill the cock, you cut the flag, and you lift the iron box.

that's all i ask of you.

'okay, i'll do it.' 'i agreed to go to serip's house, first find the storage room that the monkey told me about and then meet the bride.

my bridegroom is like a flower, with the face of a sank fish, and the face of a wanker.

her beauty is hard to tell, and i can't help but be surprised and happy.

and when the groom fell asleep that night, i rose up quietly, with my hands and feet, and took the keys, opened the storeroom, slaughtered the male, cut the flag, and lifted the iron box, as the monkey had said.

this is the moment when the bride wakes up and finds the storage room opened and the rooster killed and screams: god almighty save me! i'm about to be taken away by monsters.

as soon as the bride was finished, the house was surrounded by a group of demons, and the bride was seized in a horrifying noise.

then serip came to me with a heart attack, screaming, "abbo mohammad! what have you done? is that how you take care of my daughter? in order to protect my daughter from the ghosts, i prayed to god to set this spell in the storeroom.

the evil monster tried to steal my daughter six years ago, but it was for the protection of the spell that he failed.

now it's all your fault! we don't have a place for you in the house.

get out of here! ♪ i came out of serip's house and came home with my head down and the monkey was gone.

♪ i looked everywhere, but i never saw it, so i realized that the monkey was the monster that came to rob my wife.

i know i've been tricked into it, killed the big cock, destroyed the charm, removed the obstacles to my wife's capture.

i'm so angry, i'm so angry, i'm so angry, i'm so mad, i'm so angry, i'm so angry, i'm so angry, i'm so angry, i'm so angry, i'm so angry, i'm so angry, i'm so angry, i'm so angry.

then..I left my home and went to the wilderness and wandered without a destination, and I wondered where to go.

I was lost and lost, and suddenly I saw a brown, white snake in front of me fighting, and I picked up a rock with my hand, and threw it, and killed the violent one.

The white snake was able to escape.

After a while, the white snake appeared again, with 10 more.

They gnawed around the bodies of the brown snakes, biting them together, biting them to pieces, leaving them with only one head, and then crawling all over them.

And when I saw this scene, so surprised, so blinded, and one of them fell down on the ground, lying in a state of grief and despair, I suddenly heard as if someone was singing from afar: "Unleashing the shackles of fate, you can soar without restraint.

In the middle of the night, you open your heart and sleep in peace, without worrying.

Because in a moment, when you're conscious, God changes the way of things." After hearing this, my heart became more restless, and I looked to the right and the left, and I couldn't understand.

"Oh, Muslim! The Qur'an brings you blessing, your guide, and it gives you joy and happiness.

The use of the devil's fraud is insignificant, because we are noble human beings, and Islam is our noble faith." When I heard the sound of the hymn, I could not help but say, “O hymns, swear by Allah, tell me, who are you?” As soon as I had said it, a man suddenly appeared before me, saying, “Don't be afraid, we are the good gods, who were blessed by you.

If you have any wish, just tell us that we will do our best to make your wish come true." “Are you sure that my wish will come true? Who else in the world is suffering like me?" "Abbo Muhammad Clooney, I guess?" "I'm the brother of the white snake.

You killed its enemy and freed him.

We are four brothers and sisters of a mother, and we are grateful to you.

You know, the monkey who used you was a monster, and it was so carefully designed to take away Serip's daughter.

For many years it had tried to take her away, but it had not been able to do so because of the spell.

If you do not break the spell, it will not be able to reach your wife, so do not grieve about it.

To repay you, we will help you kill the monster and find your wife." He said, "Scream like a thunderbolt, his men shall appear before him." He asked the monkey's whereabouts, and one of them said, "I know where it is." "Where does it live?" "It lives in Copper City, where no sun can be seen all year." The Snake God said to me, "Let one of them look behind your back, and he will teach you how to save his wife.

But you're a monster on your waydo not mention the name of god to him, or he will throw you away and you will die alive.” "okay, i remember." so one of his men came to me, bowed up and said, "stand on my back." he will fly from the earth behind our backs, and he will rise up high.

i see the stars in the heavens as great as mountains, and hear the angels exalt themselves.

he flew behind our backs in the clouds and showed me wonders and explained them, and advised me not to speak the name of allah.

just as we were flying in the sky, who saw a weirdo coming out of nowhere.

he came to me in a green robe, a glowing face, a cape, and a spattered blade of mars, and said, “abbo muhammad, read the motto of faith, or i will kill you with it.” i was so afraid that i forgot the warning against the praise of god, and i said, “and allah is the one god, and muhammad is his apostle.” i've just read here, and the freaks swung with their blades in the air, and the monsters immediately turned to ashes, and i fell from the air to the sea of waves.

fortunately, i was rescued by five sailors.

they said something to me, but i don't understand what they say, and i don't know, so i can't help but scratch.

they sailed with me, caught some fish and cooked it for me.

and i sailed with them in the sea for more than 30 days, and then they landed, and they brought me into the city and led me to the king.

i saw the king, kneeled down and kissed the ground, didn't want the king to understand arabic, and i was very welcome to come, and i was given clothes, and i said, "you can be my entourage from now on." "what's the city's name?" i asked the king.

"this city is called hunok, and it belongs to china." the king had asked him to take me on a tour of the city, where the inhabitants of the city were said to have been cults and were thus punished by heaven and turned into stones.

i wandered around in the city, and saw the trees.

i lived in the city for a month.

one day, i went out of town to the suburbs, sat on the riverside resting, and met a knight and asked me, "are you abel muhammad clooney?" "do you know that we were saved by you?" "who are you?" now you're not far from your wife." he took off his clothes and put them on me and said, “don't worry, the monster that burned to ashes is just one of our servants.” so he asked me to ride on his back and to fly me to the edge of a mountain, and said to me, “through the valley between the two hills, we can reach copper city, where i will tell you how to enter.” "okay, i'll do as you say." we went forward in the valley, as he said, and came to the city, and found the walls of the city copper-built.

i went around the wall and i couldn't find the gate.

then suddenly the brother of the white snake re-emerged, and the magic made me invisible and invisible, and gave me a sword with a spell, and turned away.

soon there was a noise"Who are you, who threw you here?" I told them the truth.

They heard, and said, “We are the men of the white snake, the girl you call the monkey demons into the city, and we don't know how she is now.

There's a spring ahead, and you follow the current and you can enter the city."