Kioumars Enthroned on the Mountain

From A1.1, The Greatness of Kioumars and the Envy of Ahriman. It illustrates A1.1.9–19:

A1.1.9
Kioumars ruled, he dwelled upon the heights,Of mountain slopes that caught a crown of lights.
A1.1.10
From there his throne and fortune rose to fame,And all his followers shared his primal claim.
A1.1.11
In leopard skins were clothed both lord and band,While arts of life first stirred at his command;
A1.1.12
For food and dress were yet in earliest form,And human craft was scarcely yet the norm.
A1.1.13
He ruled the world for thirty circling years,A sun in goodness, free from doubt or fears;
A1.1.14
A moon above a cypress tall and bright,He blazed upon his throne of kingly right.
A1.1.15
The wild and tame came gently to his gaze,And gathered round his throne in peaceful ways.
A1.1.16
The creatures bowed before his royal place,And bent in awe beneath his shining grace.
A1.1.17
From him they took their faith and settled creed,And learned the paths that guided every deed.
A1.1.18
He had a son, Siamak was his name,In skill and promise equal to his fame;
A1.1.19
The father’s life, his joy, his heart’s delight,A noble branch and lovely to the sight.