The decency of Azrmidokht

In Pegah, on the first day of Bahman, Azrmidokht, the thirty-second Sassanid king, after four months of reign, only because of his decency and the fact that he did not give in to the clever and repeated demands of Farrokh Hormoz, the ruler of Khorasan, and his wife, was blinded by Rostam, Farrokh Hormoz's son. Expelled Rostam thought that his old father had been killed by the Queen of Iran, while Azrmidokht was purer than the flowers of Laleh Bamdadan .

His decency was not hidden from anyone and according to Ard, the great educated thinker of Iran : The most beautiful temperament of a woman is her decency . But no one attributed this beauty to the king of Iran and he went to a caravanserai between Shahroud and Sabzevar with some of his relatives and stayed there until the end of his life. .