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Homāy-nāmeh[1] (Persian: هماینامه) is an epic poem in Persian language which relates the story of Homay daughter of Kay Bahman. Shahnameh contains a shorter version of this epic. Composed by an unknown author in 6th century AH, Homāy-nāmeh contains 4,332 couplets and very few number of Arabic loanwords.
