Comparison between the Ajayebname Attributed to Abu Almouid Balkhi and the Wonders of the Garshasbname of Asadi Tusi

A great deal of Garshasbname of Asadi is about the strange stories of Gershab in India. He is a viewer or a listener in it. The source of Asadi Tusi has been Abu Almoayed's Book of Garshasb. Another book attributed to Abu al-Moayed titled Ajayb aldonya. Some believe that it was changed the seventh century. This paper, by comparing Ajaybaldonya and Asadi's poetry, proves this hypothesis: Balkhi did not have an independent book titled Ajayeb aldonya, but he collected some wonders and included in the Book of Garshasb and his travels. Another person who has written a book on wonders in the seventh century has taken several wonderful stories from Book of Garshasb. Asadi has not changed his source and has not used various sources. The book of Asadi has 90 strange stories, with 27 of them in Ajayoldonya. 27 of which have been repeated in Ajay Boldia. Some of them are Similar to one another in detail, descriptions and images, vocabulary, and combinations. These similarities are to such an extent that researchers can, in some cases, use Grashasb name to correct Ajayen aldonya . Bolmoayed is one of the first people entered strange stories in the epic and national works.