The Count of Luzanor is a collection of fifty short stories written by the Arab-Iberian writer Juan Manuel, Infante of Castile. Each story is a lesson or moral parable that should teach the reader life wisdom and understanding of human nature. They tell about how Count Luzanor consults with his faithful adviser Patronio in difficult life situations, each of which requires a non-standard solution. This book is not only interesting to read, but also has a deep philosophical meaning that remains relevant even in the modern world.