Тысяча и одна ночь (1001 ночь) on Windows Pc

BOOK OF A THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHT

1001 nights Arabian tales
Book of a thousand and one nights

1000 and one night.

"A Thousand and One Nights" is built like a giant framed story. And the story begins with how the resourceful and courageous Shahrazad, saving his life and the lives of many other young women in the city, tells King Shahriyar, who had previously been deceived by his wife and swore to execute each new wife after the first wedding night, entertaining stories. With the onset of the morning, she interrupts her narrative in the most interesting place, and the king, carried away by the story, postpones the execution for one night ...

Designating these tales exclusively for adults, the translator remained faithful to the desire to show the Russian book "The Book of a Thousand and One Nights" as it is, and when transmitting obscene places of the original.

Caliph for an hour, or a story about Abu-l-Hasan-Kutyla
The story about Ala Ad-Din and the magic lamp (Aladdin's Magic Lamp)
The story of Ali Baba and the forty thieves and the slave Mardjan,
all the way to the end (The Tale of Ali Babu and the Forty Thieves)
 
The story of the king Shahriyar and his brother
Story about a bull with a donkey
The Tale of the Merchant and the Spirit, 1-2
The story of the first elder, 1
The story of the second elder, 2
The story of the third elder, 2
The Tale of the Fisherman, 3-9
The Tale of the Vizier of King Yunan, 4-5
The story of the king of al-Sinbad, 5
"One Thousand and One Nights" in ArabicTale of the Treacherous Vizier, 5
The story of the enchanted young man, 7-8
The story of the porter and the three girls, 9-19
The story of the first calendar, 11-12
The story of the second calendar, 12-14
The tale of the envious and envious envy, 13
The story of the third calendar, 14-16
The story of the first girl, 17-18
The story of the second girl, 18
The story of three apples, 19-20
The Tale of Vesier Nur-ad-Din and His Brother, 20-24
The Tale of the Hunchman, 25-34
The Story of a Christian, 25-27
The story supervisor, 27-28
The story of a Jewish doctor, 28-29
The Tailor's Tale, 29-31
The barber's story about himself, 31
The story of the first brother of the barber, 31
The story of the second brother of the barber, 31-32
The story of the third brother of the barber, 32
The story of the fourth brother of the barber, 32
The story of the fifth brother of the barber, 32-33
The story of the sixth brother of the barber, 33
The Story of Two Viziers and Anis Al-Jalis, 34-38
The Story of Ghanim Ibn Ayub, 39-45
The story of the first eunuch, 39
The story of the second eunuch, 39-40
The story of Ghanim Ibn Ayub (continued)
The story of King Omar Ibn an-Numan and his son Sharr Kan, and another son of Daw-al-Makan,
and about miracles and wonders that happened to them, 45-145
The Tale of the Taj al-Muluk, 107-136
A Tale of the Beloved and Beloved, 110-128
The Tale of the Taj al-Muluk (continued)
Tale of King Omar Ibn an-Numan (continued)
The story about Ala Ad-Din and the magic lamp / Magic lamp of Alladin. The story of the lover hashish, 142-143
Bedouin Hammad Story, 144
Stories about animals and birds, 145-152
Story about a goose and a lion cub, 146
Story about gazelenka and pave, 147
The story of the pigeons and the pilgrim, 148
Story about a pilgrim and an angel, 148
A Tale of a Waterbird and a Tortoise, 148
The story of the fox and the wolf, 149-150
The story of the mouse and affection, 150
The story of the raven and the cat, 150
The story of the crow and the fox, the flea and the mouse, the falcon and the sparrow, 150-152
Story about a hedgehog and a wood pigeon, 152
The story of the merchant and the two villains, 152
The Story of a Weaver and a Magician, 152
Story of the Sparrow and the Peacock, 152
The Tale of Ali Ibn Beccar and Chams-en-Nahar, 153-169
The story of King Shahramat, his son Kamar al-Zaman and the princess Budur, 170-249
Story about al-Amjad and al-Assad, 217-247
The Tale of Nimes and Num, 237-246
The story of al-Amjad and al-Assad (continued)
one thousand and one nights The story of Qamar al-Zaman and the princess Budur (continued)
The story of Ala ad-din Abu-sh-Shamat, 249-270
The Story of Hatima-at-Tai, 270-271
The Story of Mans Ibn Zayed, 271-272
Story about the city Labtaite, 272-273
The story of the Caliph Hisham and the young man, 273
The story of Ibrahim Ibn al-Mahdi, 273-276
The story of Abd-Allah son of Abu Kilyab, 276-279
The story of Ishaq Mosulsky, 279-282
A Story about a Sweeper and a Woman, 282-285
The story of the false Caliph, 285-294
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