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One
day, he hears the noise of a quarrel coming from a village nearby. He
goes to find out what is happening there. They say:
“Oh!
Our Han, one of our heroes has died.”
Delighted
to think he has found a worthy opponent, Domrul asks:
“Who
killed your hero? “
“Azrael
with the red wings.”
Then,
his eyes blurred with malice, he searches for Azrael. But Azrael is
supported by the divine power and never yields to earthly power. A clash
between two ends with Domrul begging for mercy.
The
way to save yourself from arrogance is to repent and ask for
forgiveness.
The
Görogly Epics show where arrogance leads to. The story is so clear that
even the blind can see its meaning.
Görogly
goes on a hunting trip together with forty of his warriors and puts them
under the command of Köse, saying they should bring back forty types of
game. He himself sits and drinks wine, one glass of wine, then a second,
then a third. His adopted son, Öwez, tries to persuade him not to
drink. Görogly says:
O
my Öwez, say ‘Right’ to whatever I say otherwise I’ll cut your
head off!
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Right, my master.
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Even Nowºirvan Adil never ruled fairly, but I do.
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Right, my master!
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Even Hatam Taýam didn’t share fairly, but I do!
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