Summary
In an ornate tapestry woven with threads of ill-fated romance and insidious power, Louis Nalpas and Franz Toussaint's 'La Sultane de l'amour' unfurls the heart-wrenching saga of Princess Daoulah and Prince Mourad. Their initial, serendipitous encounter blossoms under the guise of anonymity: she, a royal veiled in the simplicity of a commoner; he, a sovereign prince adopting the humble guise of a fisherman. This fleeting, idyllic communion, born of chance and concealed identities, tragically condemns them to a labyrinthine search for a love they cannot readily reclaim. Their quest for reunion is brutally complicated by the looming specter of Sultan Malik, a figure of tyrannical ambition who covets Daoulah for his own, and his formidable enforcer, Kadjar, whose menacing presence ensures the princess's plight remains an agonizing torment, perpetually deferring the lovers' destined convergence.
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The tale of the tormented loves of Princess Daoulah and Prince Mourad, who had met, she disguised as a girl of the people, he as a poor fisherman, and who could not find each other. The princess is coveted by the sinister Sultan Malik, assisted by the fearsome Kadjar.
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