This concept explores the dynamic between absolute royal power and necessary intellectual counsel in Attar's Elahi Nameh. In the tale of Bozorgmehr and Anushirvan (Kasra), the king impulsively blinds his vizier in a fit of rage. However, when the Roman emperor sends a complex riddle that threatens the kingdom's prestige and tribute, Anushirvan is forced to swallow his pride and seek Bozorgmehr's help. The narrative highlights the indispensability of the wise vizier, demonstrating that while the king possesses physical and political dominance, the survival and dignity of the state ultimately rely on the intellect and wisdom of its sages.