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As Rudaki recited the last verse, the Amir was so moved that he stepped down from his throne and without even putting his boots on jumped on a white horse and headed for Bukhara. They rode after him with his boots and armor for nearly two parasangs to Bruneh where he put them on, and then did not make another stop until he reached Bukhara. Rudaki was given an extra 5,000 dinars by the army.
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چون رودکی بدین بیت رسید، امیر چنان منفعل گشت که که از تخت فرود آمد و بیموزه پای در رکاب خنگِ نوبتی آورد، و روی به ببخارا نهاد، چنانکه رانین و موزه تا دو فرسنگ در پی امیر بردند به برونه، و آنجا در پای کرد، و عنان تا بخارا هیچ باز نگرفت، و رودکی آن پنجهزار دینار مضاعف از لشکر بستWhen Roudaki read this part of poem, the King got ravish (he lost his control) as he left the throne and he rode his horse, forgetting wear his shoes, and run toward Bokhara city as they [servants] brought his رانین؟! and shoes for two Farsangs (about 12 KM), following the King till Baroone (the name of a place), and King wore them there, and he did not stopped till Bokhara, and Roudaki took that additional 5 thousand Dinars from Army [commanders].
بوی جوی مولیان آید همی یاد یار مهربان آید همی
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