The ministers of Nushirvan were contemplating an important matter of state, and each of them offered a different opinion, and the king also considered a plan.

Bozorgmehr preferred the king's opinion.

The ministers secretly said to him: What advantage did you see in the king's opinion over the thinking of so many wise men?

He said: Because the outcome of affairs is not known, and everyone's opinion is subject to fate, whether it is right or wrong, therefore, agreeing with the king's opinion is preferable so that if it turns out to be wrong, I will be safe from blame due to obedience.

Seeking an opinion contrary to the king's opinion

Is like washing one's hands in one's own blood.

If he himself says that this is night when it is day

One must say: Behold the moon and Pleiades!