Divs Raise Jamshid's Jeweled Throne

From A4.1, The Greatness and Fall of Jamshid. It illustrates A4.1.49–56:

A4.1.49
He built a throne with jewels richly set,The like of which no eye had witnessed yet.
A4.1.50
When he commanded, Divs bore it on high,And raised it from the plain toward the sky.
A4.1.51
There sat the Shah, like sunlight in the air,While all the world gazed up in wondering stare.
A4.1.52
The world assembled round his jeweled throne,Astonished by the farr that round him shone.
A4.1.53
On Jamshid gems were scattered in a spray,And they named Nowruz for that newborn day.
A4.1.54
On Ormozd day, when Farvardin began,The New Year opened for the world of man.
A4.1.55
The body rested then from toil and pain,The heart found rest from rancor and disdain.
A4.1.56
The chiefs rejoiced and raised the cup with wine,While harp and song proclaimed the feast divine.