Soft music plays. Babur is sitting on the throne. He is talking about the political situation in the country and taxes with three or four officials around him. Then the guard came and said that a man was asking permission to enter Babur's presence.
Babur: - Please bring it to me. (A stranger enters with a melon in his hand and bows.)
Person: Hello, my lord. (Bows.) I am a merchant. The purpose of my coming to you is that I brought melons from Andijan.
Taste this blessing brought from our motherland, my lord. If Zora is a balm for your longing. (Babur slowly came down from the throne with trembling hands
takes the melon with He sniffs it for a long time and rubs it on his face and speaks very sadly.)
Babur: Thank you. In this melon, which brought the beauty of my country, the wind of Andijan, the clean air, the warmth of the fertile soil, the incomparable fields
I felt the beauty, the landscape of the beautiful valleys where I spent my childhood, the breath of my kind people, the love of my parents. The Motherland, where my navel blood was spilled, is my cradle,
is my longing and endless dreams.
There is no tole, my soul has become a child,
I tried everything, there was an error.
Leaving my land, I turned to India,
Oh, my God, what happened.
Babur can't be fooled stage view
Mirza Babur went to a land called India with the help of the sky and became the sultan of that land. India is a country rich in gardens and fruits. Babur built a garden in a beautiful place of India to "leave me as a monument". Saplings from different countries have been planted in this garden, the largest in the world. The people gave the name "Baburi Garden" to this famous garden.
The trees in the garden came into fruition and gave so many fruits that it was impossible to fit them into the ground. One edge of "Bogi Boburiy" has berries. Onions, carrots, cucumbers, and watermelons grew in it. But there was no trouble with the melon.
The king planted melons one year, and it was not finished, the second year he planted it, and it was not finished, and the third year he planted it, but still the melons were not finished.
Melon ripened - yes, the first year it dropped the crop, the second year the pod "died", and the third year it withered before ripening. Baburshah is demanding to find melons.
"If you don't plant and cook melons this year, I will punish you all," he said angrily.
The gardeners were confused as to what to do. In the end, without telling Baburshah, he decided to bring melons from Farghana. Baburshah went hunting for several months and when he returned, he lost a melon from the gardener.
Gardeners brought melons from Ferghana. Baburshah smelled the melon and said:
- Where did it end? - he asked.
"It ended in Bogi Baburiy," answered the gardener.
- No, it smells different. Melons with such a smell do not grow here, they only grow in one country.
only "You are deceiving me," said Baburshah.
- If I cheated, do what you know, my king. This melon is grown in "Bogi Baburiy"
said the gardener without going back. Baburshah smelled the melon and got drunk
He wanted to cut it. Melon cracked without being touched by a knife.
Baburshah looked at the gardener:
- You are lying, you openly say where you got the melon from. Knife sharpener -
A melon that bursts without being touched grows only in the country I know. You are the right answer to my question
"You didn't give me, aren't you afraid of my harshness," he said.
Knowing that Baburshah cannot be deceived, the gardener had to tell the truth.
"We brought it from Fergana province," he said with tears welling up in his eyes.
The gardener's words upset Boburshog and almost made him cry.
(Babur sniffs the melon for a long time, rubs it on his face and eyes and speaks very sadly)
- Thank you. In this melon, which brought the aromas of my homeland, I felt the wind of Andijan, the clean air, the warmth of the fertile soil, the beauty of the incomparable fields, the scenery of the beautiful valleys where I spent my childhood, the breath of my heart-felt people, the love of my parents. The motherland, where my navel blood was spilled, is my cradle, longing and endless dream.
... Babur with a melon in his hand
The era passed me by saru samodin,
Ayerdi, you are a lady for me.
Sometimes a crown on my head, sometimes a curse,
It didn't occur to me at all.
- Although Babur was a king in India, he missed his homeland, its land, and its people all his life.
- He thought that a piece of soil of the Motherland is better than the crown of another country. In the poet's ghazals and rubai, we feel the longing for the Motherland, which has become a dream.
Babur and pigeon
Mirza Babur grew up to be an intelligent boy. One day, when Umarshaikh was killing in the palace with his courtiers, a pigeon flew to the porch and was making "gulu-gulu-gulu" noise. Umarshaikh asked his followers what Kabutar said. The nobles, whose swords were bleeding from not seeing war for a long time, answered: Your Highness, the dove says that swords should be unsheathed.
Mirzo Babur, who killed silently at one end without interfering in the conversation, said: "No, the pigeon doesn't say that. Grandpa called for a melon sled. "The creature brought this good news," he said. Umarshaikh ordered to catch the pigeon. When they caught the pigeon and looked at the copper ring on its leg, a letter came out of it. In the letter: "Your Highness, the melon is ripe." "If they come and shake hands," it was written.
Surprised that Mirza Babur's words came out right, Umarshaikh asked his son: "What is the reason for Mirza being so clever and resourceful?" he asked. "Father," Babur said. — "You didn't pay attention to this pigeon. "Last year, the same animal delivered the good news of the melon, and I recognized it as soon as Kamina's eyes fell on the black spot on the right wing of the pigeon, and I guessed this word," he answered.
Umarshaikh, who admired the alertness and resourcefulness of young Mirza, looked at his eyes and said: "It is necessary to use the mind, not the sword. He ordered everyone to ride on the melon cart.
KOHINUR A scene about Babur and his son Humayun
(A small scene about Zahiruddin Muhammad Babur's son Humayun courting Mirza)
Narrator: Shah Babur Mirza is sitting in his palace next to his subjects. At that moment he turned to his minister.
Babur: Waziri Azam
Minister: His Excellency Labbay Mirza.
Babur: What are our soldiers doing in the remote mountainous areas?
Minister: They are practicing swordsmanship and other martial arts, and I have taken them under my control.
Babur: Well done. I'm going to check them out myself tomorrow.
Minister: Your Majesty, the Palace physician visited you.
Babur: What about Humayun Mirza's health?
Minister: Of course in this matter.
Babur: Please come in.
Tabib Farrukhbek: Hello, Mr. Mirza
Babur: And hello. Dear doctor, how is my son Humayun's health?
Doctor Farrukhbek: Mirza, please forgive me, I could not find a cure for your son's illness.
Babur: Waziri Azam! Isn't this the solution to the disease?
Minister: Your Excellency, the chief physician says that one of their teachers is a very powerful physician.
Babur: Find that doctor!!!
Doctor Farrukhbek: His Holiness Mirza, my teacher is here, in front of Humayun Mirza.
Babur: Otherwise, we will go to Mirza Humayun's room.
Tabib Awazkhan: Hello, His Holiness Mirza.
Babur: And hello. Dear doctor, please tell me about my son's health.
Tabib Avazkhan: I think you should sacrifice something precious to your son.
Babur: Waziri Azam, what do you think it could be?
Minister: Master doctor, I think they are talking about the Kohinur diamond, the precious Baburi diamond, which is equal to the cost of two days of the whole world in your treasury.
Babur: Is it the Kohinur that the wife of the Hindu Raja gave to Humayun Mirza as a symbol of his ariyat?
Minister: I think so.
Tabib Awaz Khan:: If you circle this Kohinoor three times around your son, this diamond can take away his pain.
Babur: Let not one but a thousand sacrifices be made for my son. But I will sacrifice myself for him from an inanimate thing.
Arabboy: Humayun, the son of Zahiruddin Muhammad Babur, went around the mirza three times and said this.
Babur: O creator! Give me this pain of Humayun. Heal my child.
Arabboy: A day later, Humayun completely recovered from his illness. But Babur himself falls ill.
Humayun: Peace be upon you, father.
Babur: Hello my son.
Humayun: Father, you took me to you, not to Kohinur. Is that true?
Babur: My son, the Kohinoor diamond will always be one of the most valuable diamonds in the world. But for a father, there is nothing dearer in the world than his child. Your health is my wealth.
Humayun: Thank you, father.
Presenter: Zahiruddin Muhammad Babur's bravery still amazes the whole world today. The legendary KOHINUR diamond, worth two and a half days' worth of the whole world, remained the diamond of the "Baburis" for a long time, that is, for 335 years.
Later, after Great Britain conquered India, one of the British Lords gifted the Kohinoor diamond to Queen VICTORIA.
The Buburian diamond adorns the top of the crown of the queens of England.
