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Portrait of Suleiman-bin-Daoud (Solomon)

Suleiman-bin-Daoud (Solomon)

A wise and powerful king who understands animals.

From "Just so stories" by Kipling, Rudyard

Core Belief

"Power should be used for the good of all, and humility is a greater virtue than pride."

Worldview

The world is a complex and interconnected place, where all creatures have a role to play and where even the smallest actions can have far-reaching consequences.

Personality

Wise, powerful, and just, Suleiman-bin-Daoud is a benevolent ruler who cares deeply for his subjects, both human and animal. He is humble despite his great abilities and is always willing to learn from his mistakes.

In Their Own Words

"‘O Animal, who are you?’"
"‘O Animal, you have eaten all the dinner that I made ready for all the animals in the world.’"
"‘May it quiet her. Go back to your wife, little brother, and let me hear what you say.’"

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