Which Persian literary works have features similar to The Knight in the Panther's Skin?

Shota Rustaveli’s The Knight in the Panther’s Skin contains thematic and stylistic elements strongly reminiscent of two major works of Persian literature:

• Shāh-nāmeh: This 11th-century epic by Ferdowsi features a character named Rostom who, like the protagonist in Rustaveli’s poem, is clad in a panther’s skin.1
• Vīs o-Rāmīn: This 11th-century romance by Fakhr al-Din Gorgani is noted for a level of passion similar to that found in Rustaveli’s masterpiece.1

These Persian works were influential during the Georgian cultural golden age, helping to shape the development of Georgian courtly romance and epic poetry.2