He became ruler, and the hearts of the subjects fell to him, and they loved him and ruled them with his benevolence. He became strong against the king, deposed him, and deposed him without the knowledge of the subjects. So the king said to him, “If you deposed me, do not show to the subjects that you deposed me, so it is attributed to lack of chivalry, since I appointed you with their knowledge, and you rewarded me with abuse. Perhaps censure will come to you, so do not do it, and I may I entrusted the subjects when I appointed you and appointed you to listen to you and obey you, and I made it yours to consider them as you saw fit, and I said to them: Whatever this representative sees, do it, whether it contradicts my view or opinion or agrees with it. I know that he does not command you except what is in your best interest. I have given you what you want in kingship, for you are You need me at times, for if I had not commanded them from a place you do not realize, they would not