The king of Iran, the land of Pakor (Second) 1st and 23rd child of Blash Parthian king He faced his army officer sharply and said : Why to one of the opponents of Rome? (Nero the Rebel in the Roman Empire) Permission to enter Iran and Tisophon ( The capital of Iran ) did you give The Romans and I have made a pact not to give refuge to the opposition .
The soldier said : But they help our opponents .
Pakur said while blushing : They display their meanness, but the promise of a tear (Title of Parthian kings) It should not be stigmatized . You should have told that person against the Roman state, at the border, to go somewhere else . But today, for the sake of our honor, I have to return this opponent of the Roman government to his country .
The soldier said : But the Roman Empire is thirsty for our blood…
The king of Iran said, "We Iranians are thirsty for security, truth and justice, and we will stand by our agreements." . We are not afraid of the Roman Empire and we can defeat them as always, but this is not the solution of statecraft, we must strengthen security, not aggression and enmity. …
Maybe the words of Pakor, the emperor of our country, were not so sober for the army, but Pakor believed in the value of his pact .
During the thirty years of Pakur II's reign over the Persian Empire, there was no war between Iran and Rome and the people lived in happiness and security. …
